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Mon Apr 14, 2008, 03:42pm
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Thanks for straighting me out on the forward pass. I thought a ball passed beyond the neutral zone was a forward pass because the NCAA rules on Pass Interference.
The interference rule says a legal forward pass beyond the neutral zone. I just assumed it was not considered a forward pass until it crossed the neutral zone. Does this mean the defender can bump, hit, knock down a receiver until a forward pass crosses the neutral zone? The article in AFM got me thinking about football rules and the differences between the different levels of football. 
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