Snap is part of Loose Ball Play???

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by MJT

We've all been agreeing that it can be a pass, in shotgun formation, my point is that it is not ALWAYS a pass. If it is a hand to hand snap, it is handed and not passed, and thus a piss poor question!

MJT, I didn't say you were wrong or that your argument didn't make sense. I said the NFHS doesn't agree with you.

It says a backwards pass which includes the snap is part of a loose ball play. So whether we like it or not, or whether we can point to other definitions that are contradictory, the snap is part of a loose ball play.

[Ed Maeder]

In studying the other day just a phrase out of the Redding Study Guide. "Except when the ball is handed directly to the quarterback, a snap is a backward pass." It seems some of us aren't the only ones to feel this way.

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by Ed Maeder

In studying the other day just a phrase out of the Redding Study Guide. "Except when the ball is handed directly to the quarterback, a snap is a backward pass." It seems some of us aren't the only ones to feel this way.

The last time I checked, Rogers and George weren't the NFHS.