Which of the following does NOT result in an untimed down?

An untimed down is typically granted in certain situations to ensure that teams have a fair opportunity to play, particularly at the end of a half or when specific fouls occur. The exception being referred to in the question is related to specific penalties that are deemed minor.

When a penalty is categorized as minor, it does not significantly affect the outcome of the play or the game situation, and therefore does not warrant the extension of the game with an untimed down. In contrast, penalties that are associated with loss of down or fouls committed during critical situations like a try or kicks are more consequential, thus those do lead to granting an untimed down to ensure fairness and clarity in the game’s outcome.

So, minor penalties are not treated in the same manner regarding extra time; they allow play to proceed without the necessity of playing an additional down. This distinction is essential to understand how different fouls are treated under NFHS regulations and contributes to the overall flow and fairness of the game.