[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by Adam

There's no 'act' listed to which this is similar.

Note, for a once-in-five-lifetimes play, I don't think there's really a wrong answer.

Except for going with a DOG warning or starting a ten second count.

Adam:

I am going to address what you said with regard to a DOG Warning or starting a ten-second count per NFHS Rules.

First the easy one: Ten-second Count. The ball is in Team A's Frontcout/Team B's Backcourt. The ball is Live but neither team has control of the ball therefore no ten-second count against Team B can be started.

Now for the more difficult one: DOG Warning. Which one for the four articles in R4-S47 would you apply?

MTD, Sr.