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Fri Oct 29, 2004, 04:43pm
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PA uses NFHS overtime rules. It would be more understandable if the rules book stated the defense could not advance a fumble or interception. One of the more respected members of my Association believes that a fumble or interception could be advanced as long as it didn't begin in the endzone. For example: B intercepts at the 3yl. 97 yard return and B gets 6 points. It's rare we have OT games. WH's usualy bring this up at halftime when a game looks like it might end in a tie.
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