Course Content
Foul Philosophy
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Foul Philosophy
21:15
Attachment (Foul Philosophies)
False Start and Snap Infraction
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False Start and Snap Infraction
23:52
Encroachment
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Encroachment
17:21
Illegal Formation
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Illegal Formation
21:19
Illegal Shift and Illegal Motion
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Illegal Shift Illegal Motion
12:27
Offensive Holding
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Offensive Holding
21:12
Blocking in the Back
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Blocking in the Back
17:00
Blocking Below the Waist
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Blocking Below the Waist
12:52
Illegal Blindside Block
According to Rules 2-3-10, 2-32-16i, and 9-4-3n, an illegal blindside block involves these criteria: 1. Forceful Contact: The Colorado interpretation of "forceful" is the opponent is knocked to the ground. 2. Outside the Free Blocking Zone: The block occurs outside the free blocking zone. 3. Without Open Hands: The blocker does not use open hands when making contact. 4. The opponent does not see the blocker approaching.
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Illegal Blindside Block
14:57
Facemask
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Facemask
06:44
Chop Block
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Chop Block
06:00
Clipping
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Clipping
01:40
Horse-collar Tackle
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Horse-collar Tackle
06:29
Hurdling
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Hurdling
04:46
Unsportsmanlike Conduct
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Unsportsmanlike Conduct
26:54
Illegal Helmet Contact
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Illegal Helmet Contact
11:08
Illegal Batting
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Illegal Batting
05:30
Illegal Kicking and Illegal Kick
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Illegal Kicking and Illegal Kick
05:53
Pop Up Kicks
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Pop Up Kicks
05:08
Roughing the Passer
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Roughing the Passer
07:27
Foul Descriptions and Videos
According to Rules 2-3-10, 2-32-16i, and 9-4-3n, an illegal blindside block involves these criteria:
1. Forceful Contact: The Colorado interpretation of “forceful” is the opponent is knocked to the ground.
2. Outside the Free Blocking Zone: The block occurs outside the free blocking zone.
3. Without Open Hands: The blocker does not use open hands when making contact.
4. The opponent does not see the blocker approaching.
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