KO our of bounds

[yankeesfan]

When a kick off goes out of bounds when can the 5 yard penalty be added on?


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[ilyazhito]

If the kick was not touched by R (this cancels the penalty), or if R did not commit a penalty before or after the end of the kick. If R touched the kick, ball is placed at the OOB spot. If R commits a penalty, the penalties offset, and K re-kicks from the previous spot. Otherwise Road can accept the ball at the out-of-bounds spot +5, 30 from previous spot +5, or rekick +5.

[CT1]

Originally Posted by ilyazhito

if the kick was not touched by r (this cancels the penalty), or if r did not commit a penalty before or after the end of the kick. If r touched the kick, ball is placed at the oob spot. If r commits a penalty, the penalties offset, and k re-kicks from the previous spot. Otherwise road can accept the ball at the out-of-bounds spot +5, 30 from previous spot +5, or rekick +5.

In NFHS, the only tack-on would be if R chooses the OOB spot option. The tack-on doesn’t apply if they choose to take the ball 25 yards (not 30) from the free kick spot.

[ilyazhito]

Isn't the rule 30 from the previous spot, or am I confusing that with NCAA?

[Robert Goodman]

Originally Posted by CT1

In NFHS, the only tack-on would be if R chooses the OOB spot option. The tack-on doesn’t apply if they choose to take the ball 25 yards (not 30) from the free kick spot.

There's no tack-on at all in Fed. The 5 yard penalty applies only if R makes K kick again.

[ilyazhito]

What about this year's rule changes allowing R to add 5 yards to the succeeding spot if K commits a penalty (other than encroachment) on a free kick?http://https://www.nfhs.org/sports-r...-changes-2018/

[Jimmie24]

This is a good question. I hadn't thought of this when dealing with the kicking game and the add on. I don't recall it being discussed at the rules meeting either. I am interested in what others say.

[HLin NC]

Originally Posted by Robert Goodman

There's no tack-on at all in Fed. The 5 yard penalty applies only if R makes K kick again.

Incorrect, there has been a rule change for 2018.