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Originally Posted by Ed Hickland
I am interested in how others call this.
First and ten for A from their 30. A32 takes the ball and breaks free for an apparent touchdown. As A32 crosses B's 20 with no B player closer than 10 yards, A75 decides this is a good time to block B68 and proceeds to "clean his clock" with a legal block albeit B68 given his top speed might cause him to come in second to a turtle in a race.
A32 scores.
Would you call A75 for a live ball personal foul?
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In NCAA, this is a LBF enforced as a DBF - succeeding spot. I like it better than your FED rule. Main reason? When NCAA had your rule, I found that most officials were extremely reluctant to penalize this behavior. Now, it's pretty uniformly enforced.