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Originally Posted by ajmc
Sorry Mike, I just assumed you simply made a typo and went with your initial observation, "can I be more clearer than this: "NO ONE THINKS THIS IS LEGAL PARTICIPATION". I presumed after my telling you the rule number, you would have actually looked it up and realized your assessment is simply wrong.
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It's hilarious that the guy who refuses to actually read a rule says this.
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I'll try and explain if for you Mike, in simple terms; there's really nothing wrong, or illegal, about going out of bounds. Anyone can do so whenever they choose without fear of penalty. The problem arises from the conditions under which they "return to the field during the down", the requirements for which are spelled out in NF: 9-6.
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You are quoting 9-6-1 which only applies to A or K who was blocked out of bounds. The full quote is:
"Prior to a change of possession, or when there is no change of possession, no player of A or K shall go out of bounds and return to the field during the down unless blocked out of bounds by an opponent. If a player is blocked out of bounds by an opponent and returns to the field during the down, he shall return at the first opportunity."
The rule that is relevant here is instead 9-6-2 (as I've said at least three times) which says in full:
"During the down, no player shall intentionally go out of bounds and return."
Notice how it doesn't say return to the field.