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Thu Sep 08, 2005, 12:32pm
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Since we don't have the fair catch rule, I've got nothing, unless there was an offside member of the K team within the restraining zone when the R player touched the ball.
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Thu Sep 08, 2005, 01:16pm
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Thu Sep 08, 2005, 01:18pm
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The ball becomes dead (but is not a fair catch) as soon as R recovers, after any R player gives a fair catch signal. Technically, a player who runs with the ball in this situation is guilty of delay of game, but it's another one of those situations where I'd be hard-pressed to call it.
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Thu Sep 08, 2005, 01:42pm
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I would blow the ball dead as soon as R secures possession of the kick. The play is dead at that point and there would be no need to call a foul unless R delays the game by continuing to run. If he stops at the whistle, there is no foul.
I use the same tolerance that I would use if R didn't signal for a fair catch and caught the ball with one knee on the ground. Blow it dead and no foul.
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Thu Sep 08, 2005, 02:23pm
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Exactly what JDLJ says... Get on the whistle to kill the play ASAP. FC signal means No Return no matter how the receiver fields the ball.
If he takes off and runs then gets whacked, too bad. Delay Foul only if he does not stop within a reasonable number of steps after the whistle.
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