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Originally posted by KWH
If the rationale was as you say: Since R fouled prior to gaining possession, then we could NEVER enforce PSK since Since R is NEVER in possession of the ball because all PSK fouls can only occur during a kick and once R gains possession the kick ends.
[Edited by KWH on Aug 19th, 2003 at 03:46 AM]
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REPLY: I agree with everything you said except the above statement. My statement was made in the context of a situation where
both teams fouled during the down. Clearly, if only R fouls, then PSK may come into play. But in the original play (where both teams foul), according the the rules and according to what was said in Indianapolis, this is a double foul because R's foul was prior to them gaining final possession. This is exactly in line with NF 10-2-1 and 10-2-2 as currently written and is a known difference between NF and NCAA rules.
Does it make sense?
I agree with you--NO it doesn't.