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Originally posted by James Neil
Uncle Ernie ought to be writing the NFHS exam cause his questions are clearer than those **** test questions!
If team B commits a live-ball PF, we wouldn't know if the kick was good or not yet, right?
Anyway, it's not always a PSK foul. If the kick were no good, it would be a PSK foul, right? If the kick is good, we don't have PSK but K would have the option of accepting the points and having the penalty enforced on the kickoff for an utimed down or of replaying the down after enforcement.
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Heres how I looked at this play.
A 4/4 B15. Team kicks a field goal during the last timed down of the 4th quarter
UE says Team A kicks a field goal. If it was no good then it wouldn't be a field goal
. If so that leaves A still in possession of the ball to free kick for the next down. No PSK will apply.
So this would make 10-10 with no time on the clock. Now because we have a foul by B during the down, A has the option of accepting the penalty and taking another shot at the EZ from the B-7.5 with one un-timed down. Or they can keep the points and have the penalty for Bs foul administered from the succeeding spot to begin over-time play. (New rule)
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Ah yes. The succeeding spot is the OT possession not a kickoff. And yes, it's not a field goal unless it is successful. Good call.
[Edited by mikesears on May 14th, 2003 at 12:29 PM]