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Week #2 Reminders (2026)
Heat Management Considerations Official’s time-outs for water breaks can be scheduled or inserted into the game as needed. See the information below. NFHS Rule 3.5 – Charged and Official’s Time-Outs Article 7… An official’s time-out (which is not charged to either team) occurs during a dead ball: g. For unusual circumstances or conditions which may create a health risk to the players. Recommended opportunities to take an official’s time-out for heat include:
Reminder The Part 2 Test is open and available via your login page. The deadline to complete the Part 2 Test is September 26th. The Part 2 Test is not required but all officials are encouraged to take it. The Part 2 Test is mandatory if you wish to move up "CERTIFIED" classification. MIBT Video Review NFHS Rule 9.4 Illegal Personal Contact #70 initiates illegal contact to the opponent with the crown of his helmet. Safety first. https://vimeo.com/reviews/79d990f0-6348-4fa0-a822-1d874ce11532/videos/1216196513 Video courtesy of MIBT. For more training videos and to access to their searchable library of plays, visit MIBT.org today. Use code neofficial at checkout to receive a $10 discount on your yearly subscription. Week #1 Reminders (2026) Click here for: 2026 Free Kick – Alignment and Coverage Areas 2026 Free Kick – Onside Alignment 2026 Scoring Kick – Alignment Wireless Crew Communication Devices – Guidelines & Requirements 25/40 Play Clock Information 2026 NFHS Instructions for Chain Crews 2026 NFHS Instructions for Clock Operators 2026 NFHS Football Rules Changes/Editorial Changes/Points of Emphasis 2026 NFHS Football Rules Changes, POEs, & Equipment Reminders 2026 NFHS Football – Points of Emphasis *Flagrant & Unsportsmanlike Fouls *Officials must penalize flagrant and unsportsmanlike fouls such as: *Taunting *Racist language / comments *Excessive celebrations *Using profanity Disrespecting / arguing with game officials *Helping the Runner *Pushing the pile is legal. *Direct contact while pushing, pulling, lifting of the runner to assist forward progress is illegal. *Sideline Management & Control *Game officials expect this area to be organized and kept clear of unnecessary personnel. *Coaches must remain in the designated team area when interacting with game officials, especially for rule discussions. *NFHS Authenticating Mark on Game Balls | ||||||