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Originally Posted by Robert Goodman
The penalty isn't being reduced by this practice, it's being made uniform. In most cases the dead ball enforcement will be more severe than live ball enforcement would be, but in this rare case (foul by offense 50 yards behind the run's end) it will be much less severe than live ball enforcement would be.
Robert
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Are you telling me that negating a score is less severe than allowing a score and penalizing on the try??
Since when is it the officials' authority to make penalties "uniform?". (whatever that means)