NFHS Rules football Questions With Correct Answers!

What is the object of the game? -ANSWER One team to carry or pass the ball across the opponents goal line or to kick the ball through the opponents goal by place kick or drop kick. Game is won by team that accumulates the most points (1-1-1) What are the dimensions of the playing field? -ANSWER 360 by 160 feet (1-1-2) How many players are needed to start a game? -ANSWER 11 for each team (however the team may continue with fewer) Forfeit if not enough players 1-0 is the score, offended team wins. (1-1-3) When must officials take authority for the contests? -ANSWER 30 minutes prior to the scheduled game time. (or as soon as they are able to be present (1-1-7) Who's decisions are final in all matters pertaining to the game? -ANSWER referee (1-1-6) When does a game offiicials' authority end? -ANSWER Through the duration of the 4th period and any overtimes, as well as up to completion of any reports. (states may intercede as well) (1-1-8) Can Officials use instant replay or other monitoring equipment? -ANSWER NO. (1-1-9) Can a forfeit be declared by the Umpire? -ANSWER NO. Referee only, and it is final (1-1-10) Can a team protest NFHS rules? -ANSWER NO. They are not recognized (1-1-11) Where can sideline markers be placed (soft pliable on the ground) ? -ANSWER No closer than 5 yards to from the sidelines (1-2-2) How often is a CONTINUOUS yard line marking be used on the field? -ANSWER Every 5 yards (however it will end 4 inches from the sideline, except the goal line and end line) (1-2-3a and b) How wide are Line markings, hash marks, sidelines and restraining lines (minimum)? -ANSWER 4 inches (1-2-3a,b,c,d,e) How long are hash marks? -ANSWER 24 inches (1-2-3e) What are "9-yard" marks? -ANSWER The markings on the field 9 yards from the sideline. If numbers are used as the 9 yard mark, the TOP of the number is measured to 9 yards (1-2-3f)