Thu Aug 26, 2004, 07:01pm
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Join Date: Sep 2000
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Re: You know where you can stick that advice.
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Originally posted by JRutledge
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Originally posted by KWH
Rut, once again you have provided a completly incorrect ruling on a play.
Perhaps, in the future, before you offer advice, you may want to consider reading and understanding a rule before you offer "The Official Rut Interpretation"!
This course of action may assist you in not offering incorrect advice to younger officials who are on this site to learn.
If this post came across as being just a little too strong,
thats good, I meant it to be!
My 2 cents
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For the record I meant that.
I misread the freakin post. I thought the person said that that Player B now was out of the endzone and fumbled the ball. You cannot have the momentum exception if the ball did not end up dead in the endzone. YOU CANNOT HAVE THE MOMENTUM EXCEPTION IF THE BALL IS NOT CONSIDERED DEAD IN THE ENDZONE. So if the player ran to the two yard line and fumbled the ball back into the endzone, THE MOMENTUM EXCEPTION DOES NOT APPLY!!!
It is clear that is not what he asked. I made a mistake. Before you come to tell me what I should do, READ MY FOLLOW UP POST FIRST. Again, THE MOMEMTUM EXCEPTION ONLY APPLIES TO PLAYS THAT END UP DEAD IN THE ENDZONE, NOT PLAYS THAT HAPPEN OUTSIDE OF THE ENDZONE.
The very play he asked about is on Page 70 of the Simplified and Illustrated Rulebook. I thought he added a twist to what was on the play. I misread and was WRONG based on what I assumed I read!!!
Before you start trying to tell me what to do or what I know, read all the posts. I admitted my mistake, will you admit yours? 
Peace
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It looks like you're the one who needs to calm down. And why all the explaining about when Mo doesnt apply? I know when it doesn't and I'm sure KWH knows also. You did finally admit to a mistake but it wasnt until this last post. And quite frankly , I'm surprised you finally did. So lets see if we can just leave it at that and continue on to something else.
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