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Old Mon Oct 13, 2008, 12:47am
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How is that smart?
It is smart because in NFHS rules, a fumble behind the LOS is a loose ball play. The face mask would be enforced from the previous spot instead the end of the run.
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Old Tue Oct 21, 2008, 06:52am
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It is smart because in NFHS rules, a fumble behind the LOS is a loose ball play. The face mask would be enforced from the previous spot instead the end of the run.
forgive me, but isnt the penalty enforced from the end of the run? Which would be where the fumble took place?
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Old Tue Oct 21, 2008, 08:02am
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forgive me, but isnt the penalty enforced from the end of the run? Which would be where the fumble took place?
The basic spot in FED for a loose ball foul is the previous spot, subject to all-but-one.
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Old Tue Oct 21, 2008, 08:05am
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The basic spot in FED for a loose ball foul is the previous spot, subject to all-but-one.
And by definition a fumble behind the LOS is a loose ball play so that's why you are correct. If this fumble had occurred beyond the LOS, it would be enforced from the end of the run as a running play.
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Old Tue Oct 21, 2008, 10:32am
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The basic spot in FED for a loose ball foul is the previous spot, subject to all-but-one.
Where can I find this in the rules book? I am under the impression that defensive penelties are administered from the "basic spot" which would be the end of the run (fumble)
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Old Tue Oct 21, 2008, 11:00am
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Where can I find this in the rules book? I am under the impression that defensive penelties are administered from the "basic spot" which would be the end of the run (fumble)
10.4.2.b

which tells you to consider

10.3.1c
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Old Tue Oct 21, 2008, 11:13am
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Rule 10-3-1c defines a fumble by A behind the NZ as a looseball play.
Rule 10-4-2b defines the basic spot for looseball plays.
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