Football Question # 4.

[Lighthouse]

Regulation play ends in a tie. Team A used all of its second half timeouts; Team B, only one. In the first overtime (HS) or extra period (NCAA):

A. Each team will have one timeout at its disposal.
B. Team A will have no timeouts at its disposal; team B, two.
C. Team A will have one timeout at its disposal; Team B, three.
D. Each team will have two timeouts at its disposal.

[KevinHall]

I will go with D.

[Bourbonman]

Regulation play ends in a tie. Team A used all of its second half timeouts; Team B, only one. In the first overtime (HS) or extra period (NCAA):

A. Each team will have one timeout at its disposal.
B. Team A will have no timeouts at its disposal; team B, two.
C. Team A will have one timeout at its disposal; Team B, three.
D. Each team will have two timeouts at its disposal.

a.........

[TrueblueCATfan]

Regulation play ends in a tie. Team A used all of its second half timeouts; Team B, only one. In the first overtime (HS) or extra period (NCAA):

A. Each team will have one timeout at its disposal.
B. Team A will have no timeouts at its disposal; team B, two.
C. Team A will have one timeout at its disposal; Team B, three.
D. Each team will have two timeouts at its disposal.

I will go with D

[40bill]

Going with A.

[WIZARD]

going with A

[Matt Dillon]

A.........

[Lighthouse]

The correct answer to question # 4,

is A for all levels.

RULE 3 Periods, Time Factors and Substitutions.

SECTION 1. Start of Each Period.

Extra Periods.
ARTICLE 3. The NCAA tiebreaker system will be used when a game is tied after four periods. NCAA football-playing rules apply, with the following exceptions:
h. Timeouts: Each team shall be allowed one timeout for each extra period. (Rule 3-3-7) Timeouts not used during the regulation periods may not be carried over into the extra period(s). Unused extra-period timeouts may not be carried over to other extra periods. Timeouts between periods shall be charged to the succeeding period.

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