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SDCFOA - Mechanics Summer Study 2021
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Questions in this quiz (103)
13-Man Mechanics:
Gets game information from the head coaches starting with the home team.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
23-Man Mechanics:
Instructs the timer.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
33-Man Mechanics:
Has responsibility for instructing the chain crew.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
43-Man Mechanics:
On kick off, hands the ball to the kicker and then goes to the sideline opposite the chains on K’s restraining line.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
53-Man Mechanics:
On kickoffs, is at the goal line or, back with R’s deepest receiver in the middle of the field.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
63-Man Mechanics:
Is on the restraining line of the receiving team on the kickoff.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
73-Man Mechanics:
On scrimmage running plays follows the runner into the side zones and has action on/around the runner.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
83-Man Mechanics:
On scrimmage play is on the line opposite the Head linesman.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
93-Man Mechanics:
Has roughing the passer.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
103-Man Mechanics:
Has the 40/25- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
113-Man Mechanics:
On punt, has sideline opposite chains.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
123-Man Mechanics:
On deep punt has call involving ball and the R goal line for possible touch back.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
133-Man Mechanics:
Rules whether the ball has gone over or under on PATs.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
143-Man Mechanics:
Rules whether the ball has gone between the uprights on PATs.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
153-Man Mechanics:
Takes initial position 9-10 yards in from the sideline (at the numbers). Has roughing kicker/holder on PATs.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
163-Man Mechanics:
On PAT from the R-3 is just behind the upright on the side of the field away from the chains.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
173-Man Mechanics:
On timeouts is at the ball.- AR
- BHL
- CLJ
184-Man Mechanics:
Assists the Referee in getting game information from the head coaches.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
194-Man Mechanics:
Instructs chain crew.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
204-Man Mechanics:
Instructs the timer- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
214-Man Mechanics:
Rules on legal balls.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
224-Man Mechanics:
Rules on legal/illegal tape, pads, casts, knee braces, etc.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
234-Man Mechanics:
Introduces visiting captains to the Referee at the toss.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
244-Man Mechanics:
On kickoff is at ball with the kicker.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
254-Man Mechanics:
Is on the restraining line of the receiving team on the kickoff.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
264-Man Mechanics:
On kickoff is with deep receiver(s) in middle of field.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
274-Man Mechanics:
On kickoff is on K-40 opposite the chains.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
284-Man Mechanics:
On scrimmage running plays follows the runner into the side zones and has action on/around the runner.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
294-Man Mechanics:
Counts Team A and has the 40/25 on all plays.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
304-Man Mechanics:
Generally, has holding by interior linemen during running plays.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
314-Man Mechanics:
Rules whether the quarterback has thrown the pass from a spot beyond the line of scrimmage.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
324-Man Mechanics:
On pass plays moves forward to position nearer to the line of scrimmage.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
334-Man Mechanics:
Waits for signal from Referee before moving chains!- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
344-Man Mechanics:
Generally, rules on ineligibles down field.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
354-Man Mechanics:
On punt plays, is slightly wider and deeper, 10 – 15-yards behind the receiver’s line of scrimmage on the Line Judge’s side of the field, looking for action on the snapper, and then turning to observe blocking by the receivers.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
364-Man Mechanics:
On punts, counts receivers and confirms with the LJ- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
374-Man Mechanics:
Determines if blocked scrimmage kick goes beyond the line.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
384-Man Mechanics:
On punts is deep and toward the center of the field but to the side of the field away from the chains, slightly behind R’s deep receiver.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
394-Man Mechanics:
On punts, is slightly behind the kicker on Line Judge’s side of the field.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
404-Man Mechanics:
On punt, has sideline coverage opposite the chains.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
414-Man Mechanics:
On PAT’s/field goal, if the referee’s back is to the side of the field opposite the chains, moves to a position under the goal post opposite the chains side of the field.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
424-Man Mechanics:
On PAT’s/field goal moves to the goal post opposite the flank official who is also at the goal post.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
434-Man Mechanics:
On PAT’s/field goal, if the referee’s back is to the chains side of the field, moves to a position under the goal posts on the chains side of the field.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
444-Man Mechanics:
On scrimmage kicks, counts the kicking team.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
454-Man Mechanics:
Has roughing kicker/ holder on PATs and field goals.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
464-Man Mechanics:
Has roughing snapper.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
474-Man Mechanics:
On measurements, marks the yard line for the clip, then rules on whether it is a first down or not.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
484-Man Mechanics:
On measurements, stretches the forward stake.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
494-Man Mechanics:
On measurements, holds the ball steady in a crouched position with back to the defense.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
504-Man Mechanics:
On measurements, places the clip on the yard line and holds the spot as the forward stake is stretched.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
514-Man Mechanics:
Signals time out, points to team taking time out, and confirms all time out information with other officials.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
524-Man Mechanics:
Covers the ball on timeouts.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
535-Man Mechanics:
Has final ruling on special pads and taping.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
545-Man Mechanics:
Has final ruling on game balls.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
555-Man Mechanics:
Instructs the chain crew.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
565-Man Mechanics:
Instructs the ball boys.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
575-Man Mechanics:
Instructs the timer.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
585-Man Mechanics:
The only official, other than the referee, to go to the middle of the field for the coin toss.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
595-Man Mechanics:
Escorts the captains from the press box side of the field to the top of the numbers and stops as the captains continue out to the center of the field.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
605-Man Mechanics:
Escorts the captains from the chains side of the field with the head linesman.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
615-Man Mechanics:
On kickoff, is at R’s goal yard line on the head linesman's side between the center of the field and hash marks- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
625-Man Mechanics:
On kickoff, hands the kicker the ball then moves to sideline at K’s 40 on the chains side of the field.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
635-Man Mechanics:
On kickoff is at K’s 30 at the sideline on the chains side of the field..- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
645-Man Mechanics:
On kickoff, is at R’s 50.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
655-Man Mechanics:
On kickoff, is at R’s 20 opposite the chains.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
665-Man Mechanics:
On anticipated short free kick, moves to R’s 10-yard line if there are no R players deep.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
675-Man Mechanics:
On anticipated short free kick, moves up to R’s restraining line opposite the chains.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
685-Man Mechanics:
On anticipated short free kick, moves to R’s restraining line on the chains side of the field.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
695-Man Mechanics:
Keeps the game clock on the field- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
705-Man Mechanics:
Has the 40/25 play clock.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
715-Man Mechanics:
Counts B with Back judge.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
725-Man Mechanics:
Counts A with umpire.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
735-Man Mechanics:
Watches the action of the QB and his cadence at the snap.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
745-Man Mechanics:
Initial keys are center and two guards. Judges the legality of the snap.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
755-Man Mechanics:
Rules on legal motion on man going away from you if you are on flank opposite chains.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
765-Man Mechanics:
Initial key is the tight end. Observe blocks and other actions in front of the runner at the second level.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
775-Man Mechanics:
On most formations, has at least the second eligible receiver “in” as his key at the beginning of the play.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
785-Man Mechanics:
On most formations, has the widest receiver, on the chains side of the field, as his key at the beginning of the play.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
795-Man Mechanics:
On most formations, has the widest receiver, opposite the chains side of the field, as his key at the beginning of the play.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
805-Man Mechanics:
Has the B End line all of the way.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
815-Man Mechanics:
In “Hail Mary” situations, may establish his pre-snap position at the goal line or up to 15 yards down field in anticipation of a last second desperation pass play.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
825-Man Mechanics:
On punts, rules on whether ball has crossed the line of scrimmage.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
835-Man Mechanics:
On punts, is deep with receivers (7-12 yards to the side of the receivers) on chains side of field and has receivers and the ball.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
845-Man Mechanics:
On punts, is approximately 10- 15 yards behind R linemen on the Line Judge side of the formation.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
855-Man Mechanics:
On punts, is 7 yards wider and 5 yards deeper than the kicker on Line Judge side of the field.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
865-Man Mechanics:
On punts, is even with the deep receiver on the sideline opposite the chains.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
875-Man Mechanics:
On PAT’s/field goal has roughing the kicker holder.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
885-Man Mechanics:
On PAT’s/field goal from the 10 and in, is under the goal post and rules on roughing center.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
895-Man Mechanics:
On PAT’s/field goal from the 10 and in, if not facing the back of the referee, takes a position on the line of scrimmage at the sideline (move in to the numbers on PAT), and observe the neutral zone.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
905-Man Mechanics:
On PAT’s/field goal from OUTSIDE the 10, moves up to normal position behind B linemen and rules on action on the center.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
915-Man Mechanics:
On PAT’s/field goal from OUTSIDE the 10, if position is on the chains side of the field and is facing the back of the referee, moves from position on line, to position under goal post.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
925-Man Mechanics:
On PAT’s/field goal, takes a position 10-15 yards wider than the potential kicker and 2-3 yards deeper, on the open side of the holder. Helps direct the appropriate official to be under the goal post with the back judge.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
935-Man Mechanics:
On measurements, goes to the chains and assists the down box at forward stake spot.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
945-Man Mechanics:
On measurements, marks the location on the yard line where the clip should be placed.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
955-Man Mechanics:
On measurements, rules on whether team A has made a first down.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
965-Man Mechanics:
On measurements, pulls the forward stake for the measurement.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
975-Man Mechanics:
On measurements, holds the ball steady in a crouched position with back to the defense.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
985-Man Mechanics:
During time outs, moves to chains and monitors the chain crew.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
995-Man Mechanics:
During time outs, covers team on chains side of field.- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
1005-Man Mechanics:
During time outs, observes team A huddle- AR
- BU
- CHL
- DLJ
- EBJ
101The 6 Types of Defensive Pass Interference:
1) [blank_start]Early[blank_end] contact
2) Playing Through the [blank_start]Back[blank_end]
3) [blank_start]Grabbing[blank_end] and Restricting
4) [blank_start]Arm[blank_end] Bar
5) [blank_start]Cutting[blank_end] Off
6) [blank_start]Hooking[blank_end] and Restricting- AEarly
- BBack
- CGrabbing
- DArm
- ECutting
- FHooking
102The 3 Categories of Offensive Pass Interference (OPI)
1) [blank_start]Initiating[blank_end] contact
2) [blank_start]Driving[blank_end] Thru
3) [blank_start]Blocking[blank_end] Downfield- AInitiating
- BDriving
- CBlocking
103The 4 Categories of Offensive (or Defensive) Holding (OH/DH)
1) [blank_start]Grab[blank_end] and Restrict
2) [blank_start]Hook[blank_end] and Restrict
3) [blank_start]Takedown[blank_end]
4) [blank_start]Tackle[blank_end]- AGrab
- BHook
- CTakedown
- DTackle
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- NOTE: This exam assumes that the home team is located on the press box side of the field. If the teams were to switch sides, the mechanics would not change but some of the questions in this exam would need to be revised.
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- Kyle Takao
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