BktBallRef Originally posted by SWFLguy btw--- how can #76 ever be an eligible receiver ??? isn't he ineligible by number ?? (unless of course he puts on a jersey with numbers 1-49 or 80-99 !!) Giants-49ers - 2002 Playoff game.
Warrenkicker Well I thought that I had a scenario to challenge this question but it all comes down to this question. Where are we told that a dead ball foul stops the clock? I am not coming accross that actual words anywhere.
BktBallRef Originally posted by chayos The answer to this question is TRUE The Answer Key answer is True but I think we've proven here that the correct answer is False. Just like the Answer Key is incorrect on #63.
mikesears Originally posted by Warrenkicker Well I thought that I had a scenario to challenge this question but it all comes down to this question. Where are we told that a dead ball foul stops the clock? I am not coming accross that actual words anywhere. We are told that the clock stops after any foul.
SWFLguy re: ineligible receiver by number to: BB Ref I was thinking Federation (high school) rules--- not NFL. Guys like me who work only high school games should't watch too much Sunday or MNF !
Schultj I'm not convinced that you have "proven" #99 is false, but that #99 is a poor question. To much is left to assume, and what you assume dictates your answer. Bad question.
Warrenkicker Originally posted by SWFLguy here's the deal-- skinny-- or whatever----- and especially tell the rookies out there: READ the "NOTE" stuff on the first page that refers to "exam situations"-- the last sentence happens to read: There is no foul or change of possession, unless it is mentioned, and penalties are considered accepted for enforcement. So---#99 is true as written ! You do no read any extra information into the question. This is why the question is True.