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Originally posted by Rick Vietti
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Originally posted by BktBallRef
Well, you tell me if they missed them. 
If a player is blocked OOB by an opponent, he may at the first opportunity come back inbounds and legally participate.
If a kick becomes dead in R's end zone, it is always a touchback.
Whatcha think?
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My take on these 2 questions are that the answers are correct but they are in the usual Fed confusion
The first question is almost a direct quote from the rule book with the exception of using may instead of shall.
Answer True.
The second question about the kick is False because the rule refers to scrimmage kicks or free kicks that are not scoring attempts.
I guess the trick to that question is that a 'try' would not be a touchback under any circumstance, but it is still a scrimmage kick.
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The first question is defintely True, but the Fed has it as False. The second question, I'm not sure what they're looking for here. They have it as False and what you point out about the try is correct. But it doesn't seem to fit the question or the reference that they offered.
Fri Aug 08, 2003, 12:29pm
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