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Hey guys, this may not help you out much because I'm
drawing from American Federation rules ... but I'll give it a shot, anyway. There's a couple things here: 1) If the loose ball was kicked off the ground by the punter, you have an ILLEGAL kick (15yds)at that spot in the end zone. By All-But-One, the enforcement spot would be in the end zone which would result in a safety if B elects to accept the penalty. 2) The force that put the ball back into the endzone after R muffs is still the kick, legal or illegal. 3) Scrimmage kicks, when ended in joint possession, are always ruled in possession of R no matter who touched the ball first or if the ball crossed the NZ. BUT, a scrimmage kick is defined as a LEGAL kick (punt, place or drop). So, if the punter punted the ball, you have a touchdown for R. If the punter kicked a loose ball, K would be ruled in possession in the end zone and it is a safety. I hope I never see this one ... |
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