This happened to me last night and i was unsure about a call made by the refs and I was wondering if you could clear a few thing up for me. This is 9th grade football in Missouri.
I will tell the story in first person. My team punted the ball, and the ball bounced off the returner and into the endzone and my team recovered it. Explain to me why that is not a touchdown. Thank you |
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So in your play, your team could not recover the kick for a touchdown. The ball became dead when it entered R's end zone. |
Okay guys, this explanation is for a player, not for officials
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That's why it wasn't a touchdown. |
Thank you I hadn't heard of that rule before.
We won 13-6 if anyone cares. |
I believe that the call was right but something is missing. Was the ball grounded? If the ball was grounded then a muff may become the new force. A muff is never a force to a ball in flight. Glad you won.
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You're confusing your end zones.
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[Edited by BktBallRef on Sep 13th, 2001 at 08:49 PM] |
Re: Okay guys, this explanation is for a player, not for officials
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zeb |
Not so. A muff may apply new force to a kick, backward pass, or fumble once it has been grounded. Any muff on a kick in flight should not be considered a new force.
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