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∙ 6y agoIt can't.
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No. An illegal formation penalty does not stop play. The play is only negated if the defense accepts the penalty after the play is over.
In college football, the most yards that the offense or defense can be penalized is 15 yards. In the NFL, that is unknown since a pass interference penalty on the defense is spotted at the spot of the foul. That means the penalty could be 20 yards, 30 yards, or even more. The most yards the offensive team can be penalized is 15 yards for a personal foul. *But since the NFL, etc. have the half-distance rule, the most you could lose is 50 yards (if you are on 'x' down and inches, the distance to the other endzone is 100 yards; half of this is 50 yards).
No. The defense has a chance to make a big play.
No, its called illegal use of hands.
yes
No money becasue they would just be the top winning team
they don't want you still there identity
Common football penalties include false start, offsides, holding, pass interference and delay of the game.
It's illegal to pay college football players but I don't know whether every team follows the rules or not.
It is in the NCAA rule book. It says that when the defensive players are in a stationary position (The line) and within one yard of the line of scrimmage they are not allowed to make abrupt movements or noises in an effort to draw the offensive line offsides. madmike
On a kick off, if the ball goes out of bounds it's an illegal procedure, and it's a penalty. Note: Does not apply to punts.