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Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
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Originally posted by ChuckElias
My opinion is that you blow the play dead as soon as it is caught inbounds, remove 0.3 seconds from the time that remained at the beginning of the play, and put the ball back in play at the spot closest to where it was when you blew the whistle.
I could easily be persuaded to take a full second off the game clock (accounting for lag time). I think the "do-over" approach is incorrect for a sanctioned HS or NCAA game.
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Remove three-tenths of a second?  Why?
You had to start all over again, didn't you? %$#@%^$#^!
Folks, please note that you can argue this one until the BoSox blow another year. Won't matter. There is NO definitive answer in the rule book for this type of play. It can be argued several ways, but not decisively.
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I need a really good picture of a horse race here::
Aaannnnddd..... they're off!! (sounds of William Tell in the background)
It's Cabbage by a head..
Sniffles is leading by a nose..
It's down to the wire, there's a cloud of dust at the finish line, but it looks like... it could be ...
....it's BEETLEBOMB!!! (ta-da-ta-da-ta-da-TAAA-DDAAA!!!!)