Liveball vs deadball USC
Just checking, as I do not see anything super-special about this penalty enforcement.
Ball on A45, 3rd and 10. A5 takes snap in shotgun formation, takes a couple steps backward and drops to a knee on A38. R throws flag for USC on Team A that occurs a) during the down; or b) after the down. In a) The basic spot is the succeeding spot for the USC (10-4-5-a). 15 yards from the enforcement spot based on ABO. Repeat 3rd down. In b) The basic spot is the succeeding spot for both USC and a dead ball penalties (10-4-5-a and 10-4-5-b). 15 yards from the basic spot. 4th down. In both a and b, game clock starts on the ready. Edit: I should note that both of these assume the penalty is accepted. Team B may choose to decline the penalty, which in both a) and b) would make it 4th down from the succeeding spot. Clock on the ready. |
The NF rule says all USC fouls are succeeding spot fouls, live or dead ball, and the down counts on both situations as well.
That is pretty clear in 10-5. Peace |
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10-5-1-c lists unfair acts and references 9-9. A USC by a player is not an unfair act as defined in 9-9, it is an unsportsmanlike act defined in 9-5. The fouls in 9-5 are not referenced anywhere else in 10-5-1. 10-5-2,3,4,5,& 6 don't apply to this play as described. |
OK. I see something now under "Football Fundamentals" that explains this. It would be nice if they put that in the actual rule for penalty enforcement, because Rules 9 and 10 do not make that clear on their own.
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I'm sorry, I reference 10-5 instead of 10-4-5.
It clearly says that the basic spot is the succeeding spot and 10-4-5a says, "For an unsportsmanlike foul. It is right in the rule. Peace |
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IF it is under 2 minutes in either halve, the offending team has the option to have the clock start on the snap.
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