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| Which clock(s) are the BJ responsible for? |
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1) Have watch for 25-second play count
2) Discuss signals and communication with FJ and SJ |
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| 1) Instruct play clock operator |
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| Position during coin toss |
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| Press box side, midfield, on the sideline |
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Press box side, K's restraining line
(After handing kicker the ball) |
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- 4th and 5th K players from press box sideline
- action on kicker |
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| Once the ball is kicked, move between the numbers and the hash marks moving down field no more than 8-10 yards. |
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| What does the BJ observe during a free kick return? |
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| Observe action mainly toward the center of the field, observing off-ball action. |
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| If the free kick is to the opposite side of the field, the BJ should ... |
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| move to the hash marks and observe action mainly toward the center of the field, observing off-ball action. |
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| Onside kick toward BJ - primary and secondary responsibilities |
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1) K's line (as a plane)
2) touching by either team |
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| Onside kick away from BJ - primary and secondary responsibilities |
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1) K's line (as a plane)
2) blocking |
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| Scrimmage plays: Basic position |
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| Middle of the field 25 yards from the LOS. |
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| Scrimmage plays: When does the BJ's initial position move to the end line? |
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| When the LOS is on or inside the 25-yard line. |
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| Receiver key: balanced formation |
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| Receiver key: unbalanced formation |
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| #3 receiver on trips side |
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| #3 and #4 receivers on quads side |
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| Responsibility on running plays |
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| key receiver, watching for crack-back blocks, blocking below waist and holding. |
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| 10-15 yards until goal line. |
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| Responsibilities on passing plays - pre-pass (3) |
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- key receiver, watching for crack-back blocks, blocking below waist and holding.
- other receivers entering your area.
- location of the ball. |
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| Responsibilities on passing plays - ball in the air |
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- locate and close in on intended receiver.
- end line (feet first, then ball). |
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| 7-10 yards behind and just outside shoulder of the deepest punt receiver, always inside the hash marks. |
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| Does the BJ count defense on punts? |
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| Punts: Responsibility during kick (Who, what, where) |
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| Receiver and ball from sideline to sideline |
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| During punts, movement should be ... |
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| with the receiver to maintain a 45° viewing angle when ball is caught. |
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Who rules on touchback on a punt?
A) Side Judge
B) Back Judge
C) Field Judge
D) Official nearest the ball |
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| When does the BJ switch focus to the blocks around the runner on a punt return? |
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| After the runner takes his first step. |
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| Who has forward progress on a punt return? |
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| How does the BJ's coverage of a FG/kick try change from a crew of five to a crew of seven? |
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| How does the BJ's coverage of a goal line play change from a crew of five to a crew of seven? |
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| It doesn't. The only "change" is that the BJ will coordinate with the SJ/FJ on a catch in the back corner of the end zone, instead of with the HL/LJ. The BJ's own responsibilities are the same. |
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| How does the BJ's coverage of measurements change from a crew of five to a crew of seven? |
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