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dumbref Sat Oct 21, 2006 07:10pm

Case Play 4.2.3 sit E
 
I’m sure this has been discussed in this forum previously, if so I apologize but I missed it.

4.2.3 sit E: Ks’ ball, 4th and 12 on R’s 45-yard line. K8’s punt is rolling on R’s 16 when an inadverted whistle sounds. R76 blocks K84 in the back on R’s 22-yard line during the down prior to the whistle. Ruling: If the penalty is accepted, the foul negates the inadverted whistle and results in a previous spot enforcement. >>> declined ….

Why is this a previous spot enforcement?

ljudge Sat Oct 21, 2006 08:10pm

The foul doesn't meet the requirements of post-scrimmage kick enforcement as it happened during the kick. If the foul is declined it's an automatic replay of the down from the previous spot because you have an inadvertent whistle during a kick.

Also, the spelling is "inadvertent"

dumbref Sat Oct 21, 2006 10:28pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by ljudge
The foul doesn't meet the requirements of post-scrimmage kick enforcement as it happened during the kick. If the foul is declined it's an automatic replay of the down from the previous spot because you have an inadvertent whistle during a kick.

Also, the spelling is "inadvertent"

Thank you for the correction. But what doesn't meet the requirements of PSK?

The Roamin' Umpire Sun Oct 22, 2006 08:34am

Quote:

Originally Posted by dumbref
Thank you for the correction. But what doesn't meet the requirements of PSK?

Because of the IW, the ball still belongs to K at the end of the down. It can be argued this is true any time that K downs the ball, too, but we have specific interps to cover that. I believe the rationale is that the kick never ended, so how can you penalize R from the end of the kick?

dumbref Sun Oct 22, 2006 06:29pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Roamin' Umpire
Because of the IW, the ball still belongs to K at the end of the down. It can be argued this is true any time that K downs the ball, too, but we have specific interps to cover that. I believe the rationale is that the kick never ended, so how can you penalize R from the end of the kick?

Thanks for your explanation. This play may better explain the logic.

Ks’ ball, 4th and 12 on R’s 45-yard line. R1 holds K2 at R’s 48-yard line. K8’s punt is in flight near the 50 yard line when an inadvertent whistle is blown.

If PSK were the enforcement spot, K would be forced to decline a foul in order to replay the down. Why not just add inadvertent whistle to the PSK definition or at very least an explanation in the case book on this play?


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