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There is the game clock and the play clock, which would be akin to the shot clock in basketball.
4 downs to get 10 yards. each down has a play clock.
Its much more complicated than a pitch.
I get that. But sometimes it stops.
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40 second play clock (to snap the ball).
Four 15-min quarters. Time is stopped via timeouts (3 per team per half), incomplete passes, when a player runs out of bounds, at 2:00 in 2Q and 4Q, for injuries, and for challenges (one per team per half, if a coach challenges and loses his team loses 1/3 timeouts)
I thought you can challenge as long as you have timeouts left.
nope@Zeph did you know the first gridiron football game took place in montreal between Princeton and McGill?
Please explain the 2 mins thing at the end of 2q and 4q.
Is every action stopped?
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Did you know the grey cup is the oldest professional sports trophy in North America?
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Unlimited? No. You may be able to challenge again if you win the challenge. I don't think so but I don't remember.
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nope
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Called the 2-min warning. Only stops at exactly 2:00 if the team hasn't snapped the ball yet. They don't stop live plays, they just call the two-min warning whenever the play is blown dead (i.e. player is tackled, runs out of bounds, scores, drops pass), so a lot of times the 2-min warning occurs at 1:50-something.
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You thought offense and defense used the same players.@Inside Job is a better football player den u
Fuck u goof
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Uh, ok
Are you referring to how I played both ways in highschool? If you had ever played a snap you would know that is common for the studs.
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