Coaches must notify the opposing coaches, before the game starts, if any player is going to play both ways, or if he isn't going to play, and the reason for it.
The offense must have at least 7 men on the line of scrimmage. If they have more than 7, the end man on each side must weigh 11lbs or less.
On offense, any player weighing more than 110lbs must be center, guard or tackle. He may never be the end man on the line of scrimmage.
We do not allow single-wing or an unbalanced line.
On defense, a player of any weight may play any position.
Injured players must leave the game for at least one play even if a timeout is called. If the QB is injured and comes out for at least one play, any defensive player may replace him. Howerver, that same defensive player must sit out the next entire defensive possession! This does not mean the same number of players that the injured QB sits out.
These are the 4
There is no mercy rule!
Regulation game consists of 4 quarters of 10 minutes each with the clock running except for:
Timeouts must be asked for by the players.
The clock stops after the kickoff reciever is tackled and starts on the snap.
The clock does not stop on incomplete passes except in the final 2 minutes of each half.
There isn't any "intentional grounding" exception and any "catchable" pass rule.
The clock will stop at 2:00 minutes of the 2
Kickoff is from the 40 yard line and the receiving team must have at least 5 players between their 45 and 50 yard lines.
If the kickoff goes out of bounds, the ball is placed at the 35 yard line or where it goes out if further up the field. The receiving team may ask for a 5 yard penalty and a re-kick.
Kicking team may recover the ball when it has touched the ground after going at least 10 yards or if the receiving team has touched the ball at any point.
The two (2) point conversion may be attempted with the ball placed at the ten (10) yard line. It may be by pass or run.
The defense can't score on a point after try (If fumbled or intercepted).
Defensive penalties during either conversion option will be one-half (1/2) the distance to the goal.
The normal one (1) point conversion starts with the ball placed at the three (3) yard line.