Transcription of Tips for Managing the 40/25 Second Play Clock
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Tips for Managing the 40/25 Second Play Clock
Tips for Managing the 40/25 Second Play Clock BASIC PREMISE: The play Clock will ALWAYS start at 40 seconds unless there is an administrative stoppage. REFER TO THE FOLLOWING TABLE FOR SITUATIONS WHEN THE PLAY Clock WILL BE SET AT 25 SECONDS: New for 2018 After a touchdown is scored the 40- Second play Clock will be started before the try, just as on a normal play during the game. Also, on a kickoff, including on a free kick after a safety, when the ball becomes dead, the 40- Second play Clock will be started before the first play from scrimmage. If the R wants the play Clock reset, regardless of whether or not it is running, he will signal the play Clock operator (PCO) to restart the play Clock .
Tips for Managing the 40/25 Second Play Clock BASIC PREMISE: The play clock will ALWAYS start at 40 seconds unless there is an administrative stoppage.
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