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On a previous forum the followign was posted:
quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- With third and 8 from A's 35, A1 takes the snap and drops back to pass to A25. A2 holds at A30 before the pass. The pass is incomplete. If B accepts the penalty where is the ball spotted and what is the down? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Foul occurs during a loose ball play (the run preceding a legal forward pass), so the basic spot is the previous spot. The foul is by the offense and behind the basic spot, making this the "one" in the "all but one" principle. Mark from the spot of the foul and replay the down; make it 3rd and 23 from the A20. according to NCAA rules: 1. When the run ends beyond the neutral zone, the basic enforcement spot is the end of the related run (Exceptions: Offensive team facemask, illegal use of hands, holding, illegal block and personal fouls, behind the neutral zone, are enforced from the previous spot. Safety if the foul occurs behind Team As goal line) (Rules 2-25-10-a and 2- 30-4) (A.R. 10-2-2-XVI, XXVIII, XXIX, XXXI and XXXII). Pass playsThe basic enforcement spot for fouls during a legal forward pass play is the previous spot (Rules 2-25-10-d and 2-30-1). Enforce facemask, illegal use of hands, holding, illegal block and personal fouls, occurring behind the neutral zone by the offensive team from the previous spot (Exception: Safety if the foul occurs behind Team As goal line). fr-122. Am I mistaken or is there a difference in enforcement for federation rules? |
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This foul occured during a loose ball play and is therefore administered from the previous spot. (The A35) The captain of B may either decline the penalty making it 4th and 8 from A's 35. or The captain of B may accept the penalty making it 3rd and 18 from the A25. Rule references: 10-4-2b 10-3-1d Case Book References: 10.4.2 SITUATION B 10.4.2 SITUATION C Hope this helps
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