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The Mark VanGampleare Crew, members of CSFOA:When in doubt...


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When in doubt...



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- call time out for an injured player
- the player is considered unconscious
- don't blow the whistle
- don't throw the flag
- it is a touchback rather than a safety
- the original force is not expended
- the pass was trapped rather than caught
- the pass is incomplete rather than a fumble
- the passer has thrown a forward pass rather than fumbled
- the pass is forward rather than backward behind the neutral zone
- the pass is backward rather than forward beyond the neutral zone
- the passer has not intentionally grounded the ball
- the defensive back has legally initiated contact in passing situations
- the receiver would have come down inbounds
- the pass was released in or behind the neutral zone rather than beyond
- the run has ended rather than a fumble (forward progress stopped)
- the ball is dead in the field of play rather than a touchdown or safety
- the one second pause has been satisfied
- the player is in legal rather than illegal motion
- the offensive players are legally on the line
- the offensive players are legally in the backfield
- the departing player has left the field prior to the snap
- the block is from the side rather than the back
- the contact is at the thigh or below (chop block)
- the free blocking zone is intact rather than disintegrated
- it is legal use of hands rather than holding or illegal use of hands
- the fair catch signal is valid rather than invalid
- the has not been kick catching interference
- the ball is accidentally rather than intentionally kicked
- the player is inbounds rather than out of bounds
- the player has not touched rather than touched the ball (pass or kick)
- the defensive signals are legal

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