All four quarters if the kid is a blue chipper, or even if hes just a necessity for the team. There is no limit. There were several seniors on my team last year who never left the field, special teams and all.
In high school football they are classified as quarters.
In high school football, a game typically consists of four quarters, each lasting 12 minutes in most states. To letter in football, student-athletes usually need to meet specific criteria set by their school, which often includes participating in a certain number of games or quarters throughout the season. Generally, playing in a majority of the quarters during the season is required to earn a varsity letter. However, specific requirements can vary by school and team.
at my school there are 12
Assuming this is in high school, a girl can play all four quarters.
In the NFL and College, 15 minutes. In high school, 12 minutes.
at my school there are 12
There are no quarters in Association Football, a match is divided into two halves.
Fans are allowed to use cow bells at high school football games in Iowa. This is only not the case if the school specifically says no.
This depends upon the rules of the state high school athletic association. For example, in Indiana a high school football player is limited to five quarters of participation per week. In Georgia, it's six quarters. In Montana, it's ten.
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If your playing on a high school team you can play for them for 4 years. for the time and the number of games its a lot shorter then in college or the NFL (that if the team don't go to the playoffs.) it usually last 12 minutes a quarter for 4 quarters. with 9-10 games in the regular season with 5-6 playoff off games.