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Question Number: 25239Law 12 - Fouls and Misconduct 7/21/2011RE: nj high school Under 17 mike of paramus, nj usa asks...In new jersey high school soccer does the clock stop after a goal? If a goalie saves a goal and is laying down, does the 6 second start when he gets up or when he makes catch on the ground? Answer provided by Referee Dennis Wickham High school (NFHS) rules require the clock stopped after every goal. Each state is permitted to modify the rules so it is possible (though unlikely) that NJ has done so. Absent something unusual, the keeper is given an opportunity to get up before worrying about an undue delay in releasing the ball from possession. If the keeper is doing something unusual (like staying on the ground with the intent to waste time), a warning usually will suffice.
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View Referee Dennis Wickham profileAnswer provided by Referee Michelle Maloney The six seconds starts when the keeper is prepared to put the ball into play. Common sense tells us the keeper might need a recovery moment after leaping and hitting the ground, and the wise referee will always wait for the keeper to be ready to put the ball back into play before starting to count.
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View Referee Michelle Maloney profileAnswer provided by Referee Keith Contarino Once the keeper has controlled the ball in such a manner that he is able to release it back into play, the six seconds start
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