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[QUOTE="Finwad32, post: 2345134, member: 651"]
Injury Timeout

ARTICLE 5. a. In the event of an injured player(s):
1. An official will declare a timeout and the player(s) must leave the

game. He must remain out of the game for at least one down. When

in question, officials will take a timeout for an injured player.

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[*]The player(s) may not return to the game until he receives approval

of professional medical personnel designated by his institution.

[*]Medical personnel shall give special attention to players who exhibit

signs of a concussion. (See Appendix C).

[*]Whenever a participant (player or game official) is bleeding, has blood

saturated on the uniform, or has blood on exposed skin, the player or game official shall go to the team area and be given appropriate medical treatment. He may not return to the game without approval of medical personnel (A.R. 3-3-5-I-VII).

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[*]To curtail a possible time-gaining advantage by feigning injuries, attention is directed to the strongly worded statement in The Football Code (Coaching Ethics, Section h).

[*]An injury timeout may follow a charged team timeout.

[*]The referee will declare a timeout for an injured official.

[*]Following a timeout for an injured player of the defensive team, the play

clock shall be set at 40 seconds.

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