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As ball, 1st and 10 on Bs 35. A21 runs it to Bs 5. As hes getting up after being tackled, A21 throws out the F-Bomb at Bs tacklers.
I award the first down from A21s run but hit A21 with a USC and back them up 15 to the 20, making it first and goal from the 20. Is this correct or is it just 1st and 10 from the 20? Also In a different game, Ive got K on the opening kick of the second half. K77 kicks it to Rs 40 (near the sideline) where K20 tries to recover it (first touch) but doesnt gain control of it. No other player is in the area, so he has the opportunity to fall on it again but when he gains control of it, his legs are out of bounds. I threw a beanbag (eventually) but not a flag and signaled Rs ball on Rs 40, as this was their best choice. After talking it over with our U, I now believe I should have flagged K as well (even though it wouldve had no effect on the spot in this particular case), b/c R never touched the ball before it was ruled OOB. Thoughts? Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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I think it should be 1st and 10 from the 20 because the line to gain was not yet established. 2nd question: If the kick went 10 yards, then no flag and R's ball on the 40. As long as the ball goes 10 yards then anyone can get it. Don't know if I'm right or not though. |
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A free kick (kickoff) that goes out of bounds untouched by R is a foul even if it goes 10 yards. R can take possession where the ball went out of bounds, they can back K up 5 yards and force a rekick, or they can take the ball 25 yards beyond the previous spot.
A free kick that does not travel 10 yards, stays inbounds, and is untouched by R is not a foul so we shouldn't have a flag down. R simply takes possession where the ball is ruled dead (or where K first touches it).
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In part 2 it is a foul for the kick "going" OOB before it was touched by R. Yes, the "best" choice for R is to take the ball where it was ruled OOB, but it is a foul, and I think it should be "recognized" as such with a flag. Plus for some reason, R may want the 5 yard penalty and the rekick.
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In this example, K2 provides the force that causes the ball to be out of bounds, prior to a touch by R. In your example since K20 causes the ball to be out of bounds, I would deduce that 6.1.8 applies in this case.
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(2) This is a good one. Incidental/unknown illegal participation. I'll have to look that one up.
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