If a coach loses a challenge of any kind, his team loses a time out.
If a NFL Coach wins the challenged play, he still loses one of his two challenges. If both challenges succeed, then the team is awarded a third challenge.
A football coach has never scored a point nor made a tackle. Games are won by the players. It is very important to have a coach that can motivate and devise strategy, but the players are the ones that decide who wins and loses.
That's called the challenge flag, each coach gets to throw that flag in their sock in order to signal to the refs that they disagree with the call on the field and would like them to take another, closer, look at the play. If the challenge succeeds, the play is reversed. If the challenge fails, the coach loses a timeout. If the team has no more time outs then they cannot challenge a play.
A coach can challenge a play at anytime in the game before either two minute warmings. After the two minute warning the review comes from up top. A coach will challenge a play when the call on the field was questionable and could be over turned. If he wins the challenge the call is overturned, although if he loses it the team will be charged with a timeout. You can Challenge most controversial calls on the field, I.E fumbles, catches, interceptions, even some kinds of fieldgoals. The challenge has been proven to be effective and for the most part fair and accurtate.
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I am a freshman football player but I would say midget football is cooler when you have a team like mine that always loses to them.
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No, teams do not get any additional timeouts if they win challenges. However, if a team loses a challenge they lose a timeout.