Lancaster Chapter October 8, 2013. Mechanics of a Fight A fight is perhaps the most difficult situation we encounter on the football field. Why? Bill.

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Lancaster Chapter October 8, 2013

Mechanics of a Fight A fight is perhaps the most difficult situation we encounter on the football field. Why? Bill Bert, Lancaster Chapter

Mechanics of a Fight Lack of experience. Unpredictable nature. Inadequate preparation based on a shortage of guidance.

Mechanics of a Fight Potential sources of information: NFHS Game Officials Manual. CCA Football Officiating Manual. PIAA Bulletins.

Mechanics of a Fight How much do we find? Next to 0

Mechanics of a Fight We need information on: Preventing a fight. Measures to take during a fight. What to do after a fight, including reporting requirements.

Mechanics of a Fight Guidelines here based on: Georgia High School Association. Ohio High School Athletic Association. Flag Football Officiating Manual.

Definition Rule Fighting is any attempt by a player or nonplayer to strike or engage a player or nonplayer in a combative manner unrelated to football. Such acts include, but are not limited to, attempts to strike an opponent(s) with the arm(s), hand(s), leg(s) or foot (feet), whether or not there is contact.

Preventive Measures Make your presence known by talking to players at the end of each play. These words should be of an encouraging nature; such as “Good job, everybody up easy,” or “OK, the play is over, ease up.”

Preventive Measures When you need to take sterner measures, do so in a professional way. Never use profanity toward a player.

Preventive Measures Be sure to take strong measures early in the ball game to deal with taunting and baiting incidents by issuing warnings and then penalties. Constant warning without penalties becomes meaningless. Flagrant violations do not need warnings.

Reactive Measures Officials in the immediate area of the fight should use their voice, whistle and body positioning to separate players who are mouthing at one another chest to chest, or who are pushing and "chicken fighting."

Reactive Measures Be assertive without being aggressive. Officials must not grasp, push or pull a player unless it is an emergency situation in which a player is in jeopardy of being injured.

Reactive Measures Once a fight occurs, sideline officials should keep participants to a minimum by turning toward their sideline letting all players know they must not come onto the field. B

Reactive Measures Sideline official should record the number of any player entering the field during the fight. These players will be disqualified.

Reactive Measures Officials not in the area should write down jersey numbers of all players involved in the fight. Those in the area should attempt to prevent the fight, but if unable to do so should stand back and record numbers as well.

Reactive Measures Allow coaches to come onto the field to separate combatants as long as they are not detracting from the effort.

Aftermath If it is a large fight, send the teams to their sidelines and gather to determine the players to be disqualified. Give all officials an opportunity to be heard. Distinguish between players who were fighting and those who were merely trying to separate those involved.

Aftermath The referee and another official should go to each sideline and inform the coach of disqualifications. These decisions are not negotiable and video may not be used in reaching them.

Aftermath Unless you have a large number of penalties, step them all off in order of occurrence to show all are enforced.

Aftermath While a disqualified coach must leave the stadium area and is prohibited from having any contact, direct or indirect, with his team, a disqualified player may remain on the sideline.

Aftermath Remain composed and respectful to coaches and players. Do not make threats. When play resumes, consider bringing captains together for a reminder on sportsmanship. This also can be helpful as a preventive measure.

After the game Stick to usual procedure. Leave the field together immediately. Neither avoid nor seek coaches. Do not discuss game on field or make any public statement about the game.

After the game PIAA disqualification form to be submitted online ASAP, but no later than 24 hours. Be factual as to what happened; leave opinion out of it.

Pointers A key role is to assess discipline. If we don't do it, problems are more likely to continue through the game.

Pointers If both teams are fighting, have disqualifications from both teams. Do not automatically even out the disqualifications. Do not disqualify a player whose identity you are uncertain of.

Pointers Develop a philosophy on dealing with fights and a method for remembering numbers. Don't try to do too much

Pointers Develop a philosophy on dealing with fights and a method for remembering numbers. Don't try to do too much

Pointers Develop a philosophy on dealing with fights and a method for remembering numbers. Don't try to do too much. Establish good instincts and trust your instincts. Work hard from the opening kickoff, knowing that the best way to handle a fight is to prevent it in the first place.

Lancaster Chapter October 8, 2013 Questions Comments

7 Keys Mentally prepare for possibility. Prevent from occurring. Block from escalating. Stop players from joining. Record numbers of participants. Issue discipline. Report to PIAA.

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