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1. saskatoonaffl.com › rules-policiesRules & Policies | Saskatoon Adult Flag Football League

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   Each game will consist of 2 – 20 minute halves. The last two minutes of each game will be played in stop time format. If a team is up by 25+ points runtime format will be played. Once in runtime, the clock will continue to run until the end of the game regardless what the point differential becomes.

2. www.lugsports.com › rules-flag-footballRules - Flag Football - LUG SPORTS

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   1st Half: 22 minute RUN TIME period. Half Time: Minimum of 2 minutes - may be extended at the discretion of the referee. 2nd Half: 22 minute RUN TIME period. Overtime: 2 minutes. Each team will be given one (1) possession beginning at the opposing team’s 25-yard line to determine a winner.

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4. www.effl.ca › indoor-rulebookRules | Elite Flag Football League

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   Players must have their flags on the side of their hips and the belts must be worn on the beltline. Players will be provided with an official league sanctioned flag belts & flags. Any challenge regarding equipment compliance shall be decided by the head referee prior to each game. Players can use their own belt & flags.

5. usaflag.org › flag-football-rules › common-flagFlag Football Rules Common to All Styles

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   THE FOLLOWING COMMON-TO-ALL FLAG FOOTBALL RULES FOR MEN’S, WOMEN’S, COED AND YOUTH ARE FFWCT APPROVED. General Governing Philosophy: 1) We declare the Flag Football World Championship Tour (FFWCT) the self-appointed national governing organization of the sport of flag football through common consent of our participating teams.

6. thesportsreviewer.com › flag-football-rulesFlag Football Rules: Unraveling the Game’s Code

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   Flag football games usually consist of two halves, with each half lasting a designated amount of time. The duration of each half may vary depending on the league or tournament rules, but commonly ranges from 20 to 30 minutes. In some cases, the game may be divided into quarters instead of halves.

7. nflflag.com › flag-football-rulesNFL Flag Football Rules

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   Here’s a quick overview of how to play flag football: Every game begins with a coin toss to determine which team will start with the ball (there’s no kickoff per NFL FLAG football rules). Games are two 15 to 25 minute halves, depending on the league, and the clock only stops for injuries, half-time and timeouts (each team has one 60-second ...

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   What are common-to-all rules for flag football?

   • Every style of flag football that we offer first utilizes our common-to-all rules as a baseline for each format. These rules are meant to standardize the game in areas where each style should be synchronized to be easier for players and officials alike to understand the basics of the game from one format to another.

   Flag Football Rules Common to All Styles

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   How many players do you need to play flag football?

   • The game can be played with equal numbers of players on each team or with an uneven number, but a minimum of four players per team is usually required to start a match. The number of players on the field can impact the strategies and dynamics of the game. One of the appeals of flag football is its simplicity and minimal equipment requirements.

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   How long is a flag football game?

   • The duration of each half may vary depending on the league or tournament rules, but commonly ranges from 20 to 30 minutes. In some cases, the game may be divided into quarters instead of halves. Furthermore, flag football games may also have a running clock or a stopped clock, depending on the specific rules.

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   What are the rules & regulations for a football game?

   • 1) For the safety of our officials and their ability to administer the game all team personnel must remain at least two yards off the sidelines and inside the designated team boxes. 2) Coaches may signal or call-in plays during the play clock but must be out-of-bounds before the snap.

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   What are the rules for Canadian 5 on 5 flag football?

   • All rules from the Canadian 5 on 5 Flag Football rule book will be used in this league. The link to that rulebook is posted above. Each game will consist of 2 – 20 minute halves. The last two minutes of each game will be played in stop time format. If a team is up by 25+ points runtime format will be played.

   Rules & Policies | Saskatoon Adult Flag Football League

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   What are the rules for flag football in Canada?

   • These rules were created with the help of The Canadian Amateur Rule Book Flag Football. This will ensure that all players will have the opportunity to get themselves familiarized playing at a national level. Each team will be allowed to provide a game-ball for their offence sequence to the referee prior to each game.

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9. www.effl.ca › copy-of-rulesRules | Elite Flag Football League

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   The football must “break the plane” of the end zone before the player is ruled touched by the referee. After scoring a touchdown, the team must announce whether it is electing a 1 point conversion or a 2 point conversion.