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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
And illegal in the NFL.
What is the logic in it being legal in one, but not the other?  |
NFL rule the same as NCAA. Only difference is NCAA extends the protections through a kick that is driven directly into the ground and goes into the air. NFL does not:
A.R. 6.5 ONSIDE KICK—KICKER CATCHES
Team A tries an onside kick which goes into the air and is caught by A2 at the A47: a) No Team B player was near the ball; or b) B2 could have caught ball.
Rulings: a) A’s ball, first-and-10 on A47. Legal catch and recovery. b) B’s ball, first-and-10 on A32. Interference with the opportunity to catch a kick.
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