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Originally Posted by mikesears
Rule 2-16
ART. 6 . . . Game situations which produce results somewhat similar to pen -
alties, but which are not classified as fouls are: disqualification of a player, first touching of a kick by K and forfeiture of a game.
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That's Fed? Strange wording, to say a DQ is a "game situation" which
produces a result similar to a penalty but is not a foul. Of course a DQ isn't a foul -- it's an administrative action, not something done by a participant! But it sure as hell is
produced by a foul, and I'm pretty sure it's listed in places as "Penalty:...also disqualification of offending player."
What they probably meant to say was that a disqualif'n can't be declined and isn't offset by an opposing foul. Fed used to be a lot more careful about how they wrote their football rule book.
Robert