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Originally Posted by Bob M.
REPLY: OK Grant...here's the test: Would it be any different for NCAA?
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Man Bob, you know I am trying to learn the differences! My head hurts trying to sort all this cr*p out!!
Ok, so here is my process to find the answer to your question. (I do this for all plays like this, either NFHS or NCAA).
- Start with definitions. Here there are a few to look at.
- Type of play: This is a pass play (I will use NCAA terminology- hopefully correctly too). These start at the snap and end when a legal forward pass is complete.
- Spots: Basic spot on pass plays is the previous spot.
- Spot of foul: Doesn't really matter since foul by B.
- Enforcement spot: Since pass play, enforce from basic spot which is previous spot.
- Type of foul:
- Defensive 5 yard facemask.
- Live ball, during pass play.
- No automatic first down.
- Enforcement:
- If accepted:
- Distance: 5 yards
- Where from: Basic spot which is previous spot
- Down: Replay since LBF
- Clock status: On ready
- If declined (wouldn't that be nice and easy?!?):
- Result of play
- Clock status: On ready
Now, I
REALLY hope I went through that properly. I am sure I messed up the vocab some.
My final answer is no, there wouldn't be any difference. But knowing you the way most of us do, Bob, there probably is some difference.