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prosec34, "advancing the ball" has nothing to do with this situation. The reality, and rule, is that the instant K touches the ground in possession of a scrimmage kick the ball is dead and the play over. His subsequent movement into the end zone is with a dead ball.
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Both Plays, by definition, are recoveries!
What's with all the halabalou?
BigGref's Play: K2 has "Recovered" the ball at the 1 yard line. R Ball on the R-1 yard line, 1st and 10, Start Clock on the Snap. 2-36-1, 4-2-2f Bob M's Play: K2 has "Recovered" the ball in R's endzone. The result of the play is by rule a touchback! R's Ball on the R-20yard line, 1st and 10, Start Clock on the Snap. 2-36-1, 4-2-2d1, 6-3-1 For those of you still not conviced, please reference 2008 Casebook: 6.3.1 SITUATION A 
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