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2017 NFHS Rules Changes - Matt Sumstine

Football Sideline Management

2016 OSAA Football - Point of Emphasis

2016 Blindside Block Experiment

Experimental rule information and play examples

2015 Blindside Block Experiment

Experimental rule information and play examples

Unnecessary and Excessive Contact

All coaches, players, and parents are encourage to watch the following video that illustrates examples of unnecessary and excessive contact.

USA Football - Levels of Contact

This USA Football Video illustrates the different "levels of contact" referenced in OSAA Executive Board Policy #55 (Practice Model).

Thud ‐ Drill is run at assigned speed through the moment of contact; no predetermined winner. Contact remains above the waist, players stay on their feet and a quick whistle ends the drill. This applies to simulations and drills involving any number of players.

Live Action ‐ Drill is run in game-like conditions and is the only time that players are taken to the ground. This applies to simulations and drills involving any number of players.

Targeting and Defenseless Players

All coaches, players, and parents are encourage to watch the following video that illustrates examples of targeting and defenseless player fouls.