The NFL announced the rules and regulations for the revamp of the 2023 Pro Bowl on Tuesday, which will be highlighted by a series of skill competitions and three flag football games. Renamed the ...

/Intramurals Women's Flag Football Rules. Maximum roster size: 12 players Maximum on field: 5 players Minimum on field: 4 players. Playing field: Women's flag football will be played outdoors on the ...

High school flag football is the fastest-growing sport in the country, and now the national governing body of high school sports is set to write the official rules for the high school level. The ...

NFHS flag football rules that mirror traditional high school football rules include four 12-minute periods and point values of six points for a touchdown and three points for a field goal, ...

There were 11 people on the NFHS Flag Football Rules Committee, which was chaired by Tyler Cerimeli, the Director of Athletics & Officials for the Arizona Interscholastic Association.

Coed Flag Football Rules. Minimum roster size: 4 Maximum roster size: 12. A team shall consist of a maximum of six players (three men and three women) and a minimum of four (two men and two women). If ...

Difference in rules between NFL and Flag Football. Even though NFL and flag football share a plethora of rules, there are some specific differences to take note of. Here are a few: 1.

ROBBINSVILLE — Girls flag football took another step Wednesday on what appears to be an inevitable path to becoming a full-fledged varsity sport. The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic ...

Current NIRSA (National Intramural Recreational Sports Association) shall govern all intramural rules used for flag football at University of Massachusetts Lowell unless modified by the Intramural ...

Flag football is one of five new sports proposed to the International Olympic Committee for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Here's what to know.

Flag Guarding: Runners shall not flag guard by using their hands, arms, or the ball to deny the opportunity for an opponent to pull or remove the flag belt. Examples of flag guarding include, but are ...