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Originally Posted by Adam
It's the nature of a discussion forum like this, we're going to get repeated questions. That's ok. I think it's great, even.
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Is this a basic question? Yes, but I know a lot of veteran officials who get it wrong by misapplying the college rule. I've seen this called by the occasional veteran official (sometimes by otherwise very good officials) for a variety of reasons (all wrong, of course.)
I'd rather have people come and inquire than continue operating under misconceptions or struggling to find the reference in the rule book.
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How would the college rule be applied in a HS game that would make a ruling wrong where it would have been right in a college game? Isn't the rule and the ruling the same in both? That going OOB due to momentum and returning to touch the ball is legal.
Isn't the college difference you're refering to really about going OOB on purpose, such as to to go a round a screen, and being the first person to touch the ball (i.e., receive a pass) after returning?