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Overtime
Probably a simple question for the vets but I'll ask it anyway.
In overtime the defense intercepts and runs it back for a touchdown. Game over or dead ball on the interception? One part of the rule book says if the defensive team gains possession the ball is dead immediately. Another part of the rule book says if the defensive team scores a touchdown or safety the game has ended. Thanks... Mark |
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The ball is dead as soon as the defense gains possession. They can't run it back.
The rule includes your second statement to cover really odd situations that may occur (such as a 99 yard fumble into the other endzone!). ![]() |
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Not all states use the NF model for overtime. So this question could easily vary based on what system you use. In some cases states use a similar system to the NCAA. It might be possible the defense can run back an interception where you live.
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B celebrates, A doesn't. I think it's really dumb to say the play is dead.
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