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PLAY: K kicks and onside kick. The ball hits the ground and bounces high in the air. R-1 gives a fair catch signal a the his 45 and catches the ball. As soon as he makes the catch he is hit by K-1 and fumbles. K-2 recovers at R's 40.
Foul, enforcement options and spot of ball after enforcement? |
Well R gets to keep the ball because the ball becomes dead when R catches it.
Then we have 5 yards for the invalid fair catch signal. |
This 5 yard penalty would be enforced from the previous spot.
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Previous spot or not? Rule reference? Typical loose ball play?
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How is this not PSK? 5 yards where the kick ends, which in this case would be where R catches it.
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PSK= Post SCRIMMAGE Kick.
I think I blew this call. I awarded R the ball and penalized them five yards. i guess this is just a regular loose ball enforcement. Please tell me otherwise. |
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For Parepat, 10-4-2 |
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Illegal Fair Catch
Jack015
A kick is a kick, is a kick, until R gains possession. At that instant it's no longer a kick, it now a running play. Illegal fair catch, because the ball touched the ground, 5 yards, spot of the foul. |
Ooops!
I'm in error. Invalid FC.
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Chief:
Are you still saying that it should be enforced from the spot of the foul? |
Yes
Read NFHS
Rule 6: Kick and Free Kick activities. Rule 10-4-5: The basic spot is the succeeding spot: c. a dead-ball foul |
Couldn't you also have a dead ball personal foul for a late hit since the ball becomes dead at R's possession?
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Chief:
I would like nothing better than your analysis. However, what is your basis for calling this a dead ball foul. The signal occured during the down. The catch caused the ball to become dead. |
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