Offsides-delay of game

[Tartanblue]

Tonight watching the East vs Green game there was ano off setting penalty call that I have never seen nor heard of. Green got called for a delay of game while East was called for an offsides which off set each other. Has anyone else heard of this?

[wobycat]

Tonight watching the East vs Green game there was ano off setting penalty call that I have never seen nor heard of. Green got called for a delay of game while East was called for an offsides which off set each other. Has anyone else heard of this?

Probably couldn’t decide which occurred first.

[greygoose]

Tonight watching the East vs Green game there was ano off setting penalty call that I have never seen nor heard of. Green got called for a delay of game while East was called for an offsides which off set each other. Has anyone else heard of this?

2 penalties at the same time before the next play was ran, offsetting.

[RiverBallFan1]

“ 2 penalties at the same time before the next play was ran, offsetting.”
This is interesting and I’m not trying to stir things up. I’ve never seen this and I’m not sure they can both happen at the same time. If time runs out (delay of game) penalty, and if there’s no time left you can’t be offsides. If your offsides before time runs out, penalty. This is one that’s hard to wrap your head around but I think offsetting is not the right call.

[greygoose]

“ 2 penalties at the same time before the next play was ran, offsetting.”
This is interesting and I’m not trying to stir things up. I’ve never seen this and I’m not sure they can both happen at the same time. If time runs out (delay of game) penalty, and if there’s no time left you can’t be offsides. If your offsides before time runs out, penalty. This is one that’s hard to wrap your head around but I think offsetting is not the right call.

Why can't you be offside before the play?? It's called lining up in the neutral zone, it's not pros where you can get back. In high school if you line up offside depending on the officials they call it in the neutral zone, to the fans in the stand you don't see the player jumping because he lined up offside.

[smurray]

“ 2 penalties at the same time before the next play was ran, offsetting.”
This is interesting and I’m not trying to stir things up. I’ve never seen this and I’m not sure they can both happen at the same time. If time runs out (delay of game) penalty, and if there’s no time left you can’t be offsides. If your offsides before time runs out, penalty. This is one that’s hard to wrap your head around but I think offsetting is not the right call.

Why can't you be offside before the play?? It's called lining up in the neutral zone, it's not pros where you can get back. In high school if you line up offside depending on the officials they call it in the neutral zone, to the fans in the stand you don't see the player jumping because he lined up offside.

That’s what he’s saying. If they lined up offside before the play was ran there wouldn’t be a delay of game. He would have had to move into the neutral zone as the delay of game was happening which would in theory be impossible to happen.
I understand exactly what he’s saying.

[RiverBallFan1]

“ 2 penalties at the same time before the next play was ran, offsetting.”
This is interesting and I’m not trying to stir things up. I’ve never seen this and I’m not sure they can both happen at the same time. If time runs out (delay of game) penalty, and if there’s no time left you can’t be offsides. If your offsides before time runs out, penalty. This is one that’s hard to wrap your head around but I think offsetting is not the right call.

Why can't you be offside before the play?? It's called lining up in the neutral zone, it's not pros where you can get back. In high school if you line up offside depending on the officials they call it in the neutral zone, to the fans in the stand you don't see the player jumping because he lined up offside.

Again, not arguing just trying to understand. My question in this response is “depending on the official”. I don’t understand that. Again, just trying to figure this call out.

[gobengals]

As an official with 24 years experience, I do not see how it is possible to have these two penalties at the same time. As was pointed out, if one team was penalized for encroachment (there is no such penalty called “offsides” in high school football - it does not exist), then it has to occur before delay of game. You simply cannot have both happen at the same time. If unsure, the white hat should pick one or the other to enforce.As the white hat on my crew, I would not allow this to happen.

[smurray]

Exactly gobengals, there is no way you can have delay of game if defense lined up offside. They call that before the ball is even snapped. Defender doesn’t have a chance to get back onside.

[greygoose]

“ 2 penalties at the same time before the next play was ran, offsetting.”
This is interesting and I’m not trying to stir things up. I’ve never seen this and I’m not sure they can both happen at the same time. If time runs out (delay of game) penalty, and if there’s no time left you can’t be offsides. If your offsides before time runs out, penalty. This is one that’s hard to wrap your head around but I think offsetting is not the right call.

Why can't you be offside before the play?? It's called lining up in the neutral zone, it's not pros where you can get back. In high school if you line up offside depending on the officials they call it in the neutral zone, to the fans in the stand you don't see the player jumping because he lined up offside.

That’s what he’s saying. If they lined up offside before the play was ran there wouldn’t be a delay of game. He would have had to move into the neutral zone as the delay of game was happening which would in theory be impossible to happen.
I understand exactly what he’s saying.

Correct and I get that, but it is possible. More likely scenario is 2 winless teams and maybe they had a crew not an experienced and they simply made the wrong call when they got together. It happens