False start definition
False start means the natural tendency of a speaker to restate what has just been uttered in order to correct, clarify, or improve upon it.
False start means any race, which fails to start as, stipulated by the rules.
Examples of False start in a sentence
For example, the caller may say "False start against ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ accepted, spot the ball at the Madison 25" Pen:FS Team:M Res:A ##:TM Spot:M25 Dwn:N Penalties after the play: If a penalty occurs after the play (when the ball is dead or the whistle has blown) it should be scored separately from the play itself, that is the play must be accepted, and the penalty tacked on the end of the play.