Before Starting The Game -

Team Inspection:

Coaches are allowed to inspect an opponent’s team before the start of a game.  Players who do not pass inspection will be allowed to be modified to become compliant or not be permitted during the game.  Additional officials will be available to answer questions either in person, by e-mail, or by telephone. Coaches are encouraged to limit pre-game inspections to thirty minutes. 


Board Vibration and Speed:


Coaches are encouraged to test their players on the board to be played on before the start of a game, and agree on the speed of the board. In the event the two teams cannot agree, the home team will have the final determination of the speed setting of the board to be played on. In the event of a dispute, the commissioner will have the final authority.


Coin Toss: 


A coin toss is made just prior to starting the game. The "visiting" coach calls "heads" or "tails" while the coin is tossed in the air. The winner of the coin toss gets first choice of one of the following: 

(1) Receive the kick-off 

(2) Kick-off

(3) Defend the goal of choice

(4) Defer first choice to opponent in exchange for first choice at the start of the second half. 


Game Timing:


The game is divided into two halves of 20 plays each.  Extra points and two-point conversions do not count as plays. Touchbacks from kickoffs and punts will count as a play. Each team has three time-outs per half. A half of play should take 75-90 minutes in real time. 

Time-outs may be called anytime, and will only allow for reset of the players.

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