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Originally Posted by HLin NC
in HS it would be a touchback- its where the ball is, not the player.
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In the original post, I said the ball never breaks the plane.
The airborne K player recovers the ball, and while still airborne, his foot strikes the pylon. He then carries the ball out of bounds at the 1. The ball never breaks the plane of the goal line. In NFHS, this is R ball at the 1, because the position of the player doesn't matter.
In NFL, I'm wondering if striking the pylon technically puts the runner in the endzone, and therefore a touchback. Looks like most people think the answer is yes.
Thanks for the responses, everyone.