offside

He supports the disappearance of the red line for offsides.

"All of a sudden, we have different rules for offsides?"

There are no football rules such as offsides or forward passes.

Maybe line calls could be reviewed, such as offsides.

Still, the defense dramatically cut its penalties to only four, with no problems jumping offsides.

We got to third-and-1 against Dallas and then got an offsides.

We jump offsides and make a great play and they get another opportunity.

There were a total of six offsides calls, split evenly between the two teams.

Interestingly there are no offsides, making it difficult to condense space.

The sudden movement of the offense in an effort to draw the defense offsides.

If she is passionate about hockey, learn to use "offsides" in a sentence.

Sandy had been doing strange things to her hair, again, Miles noted even from his offsides vantage.

About that even your offsides uncle the governor is going to care.'

But Wright was offsides and Andersen got a second chance.

Gretzky has suggested eliminating the center red line in offsides passes.

Merely the result of repeated offsides by Jets' second-stringers on the line.

From there, Clemson was called for a five-yard offsides penalty.

On the first play, Nebraska committed a five-yard offsides penalty.

Ohio State was flagged for a 5 yard offsides penalty on the next play.

The crowd cheered derisively when the Flames were called for offsides a few minutes later.

If they line up on the wrong side of the line, the offending player(s) are offsides.

Rules such as offsides and icing are often not followed due to the difficulty in their regulation.

The Redskins appeared to have blocked the extra point attempt, but were ruled offsides.

"There were two offsides not called in the last five minutes, and it cost us the game," Neilson said.