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A passes and ball is possesed jointly by a member of A and B. A is inbounds and B is out of bounds when joint possesion takes place.
Incomplete pass ? Would this also be true if a fumble is recovered by A who is inbounds and by B who is laying on the ground with a portion of his body OB and they both gain joint possesion. Ive been trying to understand rule 2-28 and am still confused with the exceptions. |
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Except for one thiing Jimmy. You forgot the principle of "touching preceeds possession" A live ball that is touched by a player who is OB is dead at the instant of touching. If they touch it at the same time The ball is also dead.
2.28.1 exempts a player OB from making a ball carrier OB so that a player cannot just touch a runner, therreby ending a play. [you have to take his flag ;>)] [Edited by Jim S on Sep 12th, 2004 at 01:03 PM] |
NF 2004 Casebook, Pg. 55 Comment: "... opposing players must have simultaneous joint possession, and both must be in contact with the ground inbounds..." In your example the ball would belong to the team last in possession.
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I think joint possession is a violation of most schools' drug policy and should be enforced by local authorities.
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