Thursday, April 14, 2011

More on the Cory Bowl

About a month ago, we introduced the Cory Bowl, but now we are giving you some more info on what the Cory Bowl is and it's rules. Cory Bowl is a football game played in the outdoors. The rules are similar to regular football only it is two hand touch. Play clock is set to 30 at the end of each play. A touchdown is worth one point. Two completions equals a first down. For a pass to count as a completion, the pass must be thrown behind the line of scrimmage and the player who catches it must be in front of the line of scrimmage. The ball must also travel 5 feet. Running plays do not count as a completion. Four quarters, five minutes each. If the game is tied at the end of regulation, the next team to score wins. To decide who gets the ball at the start of the game (and overtime, if needed) there will be a coin toss. Scores, schedules and other information can be found on the CMB Sports app.

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