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Originally Posted by BktBallRef
This question was posted on another forum where I'm the moderator. The forum is a HS football forum in a state where NFHS rules are used.
"Can a QB run past the LOS and then go back behind the LOS and legally throw a pass?"
My reply was "Yes, he certainly can."
A second poster questioned my reply. I explained that the play is not addressed as illegal in the NFHS rule book and is legal. His reply?
"That has to be the WORST interpretation of that rule I have ever seen/read.
To the original poster...
I wouldn't even consider for one minute to send your QB beyond the LOS then back up to throw a pass. I can guarantee that 99.9% of refs are going to throw the laundry out every time. Again, this is a HORRIBLE interpretation of this rule."
Would any of you be interested in helping this gentleman better udnerstand the rule? He just doesn't believe me.  |
Show him the differences book between NF and NCAA. It shows both rules and provides two plays.