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Isn't this what I said?
You have to get the "11" signal from the R/U and then you count the backs.
In NCAA rules, you don't bother with looking for that signal -- you just count the backs.
It's not the mechanics that I care about, though. Anyone who's ever had 10 run out on a punt and have 6 on the line and had to throw a IF flag for no good reason wishes the rule was written like the NCAA rule was written.
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