Thread: Case book play
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Old Sat Nov 01, 2003, 07:40pm
tempestos tempestos is offline
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Here is how I looked at it:

1. It is a running play (10-3-2).
2. The spot of enforcement ("basic spot") is where the run ends (10-4-4).
3. The end of the run occurred when B1 fumbled (2-40-9).
4. The enforcement spot becomes the goal line because the run ended in the endzone (10-5-2).

Thus, the penalty will be enforced from the goal line and result in 1st and 10 for B at the 15.

I have had a couple of very experienced white hats tell me off the top of their head that they would enforce the penalty from the 20. They considered it a touchback for B because the penalty occurred in the endzone. However, I can't find support for this interpretation in the rules.
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