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Originally Posted by efgamer
Hey National, your rules are very good! I really like the fast play. Just wanted to let you know that I play with the offense and defense setting up at the same time. Just as in real football. All formations are allowed just as in the NFL (shifting, man in motion, etc) The game is terrific. Each team must make their adjustments without hesitation. We also have a terrific style TTQB passing game that I have not seen from any other coaches on this site! Hey, PM me if you like!
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Actually these rules have been in place in the Philly area since the mid 90's.
Myron Evans came up with this rule set, and tell you the truth, much hasn't changed since then.
1 change has been the motion & extra pivot. We use to have just 1!
The kickoff rule has changed...it use to be no adjusting by the kicking team.
So really it's amazing that we haven't and don't make major changes to the rules.
I have 1 more FAQ:
How do I kick an onside?
Well first you have to be trailing in score. And 2nd you have to tell your opponent that you are attempting an onside. Teams still line up at the same yd line(kicking on 50, receiving on 30) Every player is usually up on the line. The kick has to travel at least 10yds...but no more than 20.
A perfect onside lays on the 40yd line...just inches closer to your men, a bad onside goes further, closer to the receiving team. The board is turned on for 3secs, if no one touches the ball the board is stopped. Each team gets to pivot 4 men to the ball and the board is turned on another 3secs. If no one picks it up, it is given to the receiving team!
Hey Gamer, just email me those rules buddy.
phillynefl@yahoo.com
Nat'l
PS I luv a fast paced game!!!