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Old Tue Oct 31, 2006, 02:02pm
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Originally Posted by booker227
A must fumble the ball before he crossing into the end-zone , otherwise it's two points because the pay is over. Whistle and signal
The ball, loose and live in the end-zone must be put out of the end-zone by B. If B falls on a loose ball in the end-zone, the play is over. Why would you award a point to a team that fumbled the ball? The bat by B (new force) through the end-line forced the ball out of play and didn't allow A an opportunity to recover.
In my example, A fumbled the ball before crossing into the end-zone. B then provides a new force that causes the ball to be in the end-zone. If the ball subsequently becomes dead in the end-zone either by B possessing it or either team muffing it out of the end-zone, A is awarded a safety. Because it is a try, A gets only one point instead of two.
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