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Another Kick question (free kick)
Fed Rules: On a free kick, the kick bounces over R’s head as he’s running back to get the ball he possesses it at the 3 yard line and goes into the end zone but comes back out and is down at the 5 yard line. Is this the momentum exception or would this be a touchback?
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EXCEPTION: When a defensive player intercepts an opponent’s forward pass; intercepts
or recovers an opponent’s fumble or backward pass; or an R player catches or recovers a scrimmage kick or free kick between his 5-yard line and the goal line, and his original momentum carries him into the end zone where the ball is declared dead in his team’s possession or it goes out of bounds in the end zone, the ball belongs to the team in possession at the spot where the pass or fumble was inter cepted or recovered or the kick was caught or recovered. Last edited by bigjohn; Wed Sep 16, 2009 at 10:46am. |
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Yes, we have momentum here. A kick possessed by a player is no longer a kick, so when the ball goes into the endzone, it can't be a touchback by that virtue.
The momentum spot is bean bagged where he gained possession. Had he stayed in the endzone, he would get the ball at the 3. Since he brought it out, it doesn't matter. |
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Well, that's not necessary.
I made a mistake. Didn't have my rule book in front of me. Had a brain fart. I'll make sure I never make another mistake again in my entire life. |
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Sorry left out the LOL!!!
Touche, I can help you out with an online version if you email me. [email protected] |
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FYI: posting your e-mail address (unless it's a disposable one) on an internet forum is a huge sign, visible to spambots, that says:
SPAM ME A better idea is to use the PM function.
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IG is never called by those sorry saps in stripes that refuse to talk to me on the sideline because I am only an assistant coach.
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Actually I saw it called in a DII college game last week. R took a touchdown away near the end of a game. didn't matter to final outcome but I felt, without being a very obvious "helping" R took away a consolation touchdown from a team that was not giving up...anyway. I have never called it...
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