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Originally Posted by bossman72
Sounds like a UNS for leverage to me... but I'm very green to football officiating (first year)
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There isn't a prohibition against "leveraging" in NFHS rules. It isn't even defined in NFHS rules.
The B player may have put his foot on the back of the snapper, but I'm not really sure that he did. If he did, I agree with Ed on ruling roughing the snapper. It appears the snapper doesn't have a hand on the ground when he is hurdled, therefore I believe we have a hurdling foul if the team B player doesn't make contact with the snapper.
Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe in NFHS rules, hurdling is the only personal foul that does not require contact for there to be a foul.