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You might look at NF:6.1.5, that advises; "Any K player may recover the ball before it goes beyond R's free kick line if it is touched first by any receiver. Such touching in the neutral zone by R is ignored if it is caused by K pushing or blocking R into contact with the ball or if K muffs the ball into contact with R."
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A new doubt, now on Rule 8
Rule 8-5-2 states:
After a safety is scored, the ball belongs to the defending team at it's own 20-yard line, and that team shall put the ball in play on or between the inbound lines by a free kick that may be a punt, drop kick or place kick (Exception: Extra period and try rules). ok... the safety os scored by the defending team. So shouldn't the offense be kicking the safety kick? Also, a place kick? Just like a kickoff? Sure, there's nothing allowing a tee to be used on the text of the rule, but there is nothing forbidding it either. And back in Rule 2 it says that safety kick is a free kick, and it says that a place kick on a free kick may be done with the use of a tee. Is that right? You can use a tee for safety kicks? |
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this is an easier one that just occurred to me
Is that right that there is no tie in the NCAA? Not even during the regular season? There is always going to be extra periodS when the first 4 ends in a tie until someone wins?
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also (and I'm starting to feel stupid)
is it not safety for offensive fouls that occur in their own endzone? Like offensive holding inside the offensive endzone???
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Rules References:- 10-2-2-c-1(run ends beyond nz), 10-2-2-c-2(run ends behind nz), 10-2-2-d-4 (passes), 10-2-2-e-4 (scrimmage kicks)
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and after the 3rd overtime, both teams must go for two after a touchdown.
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new one, but my guess is problem with the text
Rule 10-2-2-d states that the basic spot of enforcement for pass plays is the previous spot EXCEPT
bla bla bla 2. Roughing-the-passer enforcement on a completed forward pass from the end of the last run when that run ends beyond the neutral zone and there is no change of team possession during the down. My guess is that it should read like this 2. Roughing-the-passer enforcement on a completed forward pass IS from the end of the last run when that run ends beyond the neutral zone and there is no change of team possession during the down. Did I get this right? |
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this may be just the late hours so forgive me if I sound stupid but
how is Rule 10-2-2-d Exception 4 an exception? I mean, the text of it says Enforcement penalties for facemask, (...) occuring behind the neutral zone by the offensive team from the previous spot. Didn't d just say that the enforcement on pass plays is from the previous spot??? I think I should stop with the work for today and get some rest while waiting for some help... |
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The reason for exception 4 is the embedded exception to the exception, i.e. the part about awarding the safety, but I agree that when you first read it, it looks like it is repeating itself
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Ok... got it... although it's written all over the rules that whenever a foul is commited by the offense, behind Team A's goaline it is a safety. But I got it. Thanks |
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Indeed, that same piece is repeated all over the Rule Book. It certainly is time for the book to have a major rewrite so that things like that only need to be written once. You must be tired of translating the same bit of English over and over again into Portuguese!
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now on the ARs
7-1-3-XII
A30, lined up legally as a back, starts in motion legally. He then turns so that he still is legally in motion but is facing his line of scrimmage using a “side-step” motion. At the snap, A30 is bent slightly forward at the waist and is either continuing his “side-step” motion or is “marking time” in place. RULING: Legal. What is "marking time"???? |
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I would say that "Marking time" is an expression more used in America than England.
The English term would be "Running on the spot". His legs are still going up and down, but he isn't actually moving anywhere. Like when soldiers are marching on the parade ground and then they stop going forward, but their legs are still making the marching action.
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