Football Question # 16.

[Lighthouse]

With six minutes to go in the second period, an official signals the game clock to stop when he sees A1 limping from a twisted ankle. A1 says he feels fine and wants to remain in the game. Team B is then granted a charged team timeout.

A. A1 must leave the game for at least one down.
B. Because team B was granted a timeout, A2 may remain in the game.
C. Since A1 was ready to play before the timeout request was granted, he may remain in the game.

[KevinHall]

I will go with B.

[40bill]

I will go with C.

[Matt Dillon]

"B"

[catfaninin]

I will go with B.

[TrueblueCATfan]

With six minutes to go in the second period, an official signals the game clock to stop when he sees A1 limping from a twisted ankle. A1 says he feels fine and wants to remain in the game. Team B is then granted a charged team timeout.

A. A1 must leave the game for at least one down.
B. Because team B was granted a timeout, A2 may remain in the game.
C. Since A1 was ready to play before the timeout request was granted, he may remain in the game.

I will say C

[Lighthouse]

The correct answer to question # 16,

is A for all levels.

RULE 3; Periods, Time Factors and Substitutions.

SECTION 3. Timeouts: Starting and Stopping the Clock.
ARTICLE 5.
a. In the event of an injured player(s): 1. An official will declare a timeout and the player(s) must leave the game. He must remain out of the game for at least one down. When in question, officials will take a timeout for an injured player.