Scrimmage kick mess!

[Robert Goodman]

Originally Posted by kdf5

Any kick going into R's EZ is a touchback regardless of who supplied the force. The kick never ended. Touchback.

Please don't assume Fed rules. The original poster didn't specify.

[LDUB]

Originally Posted by Robert Goodman

Please don't assume Fed rules. The original poster didn't specify.

Why? The vast majority of posters here only work games using NF rules. 99% of the games played in this country use NF rules.

[whitehat]

Yep, NF: Touchback. by rule the kick was never possesed and therefore never ended until it crossed the plane of R's goal line.

Good situation. better to think through that on a forum than having to try to sort it out on the field.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Robert Goodman

Please don't assume Fed rules. The original poster didn't specify.

And the person's moniker suggests he is from a state that only uses NF rules. So yes you can assume when most of us never work an NCAA game.

Peace

[TXMike]

And most officials who use NCAA rules will never use "K" and "R". That is generally a tipoff to me that they are referring to NFHS rules

[Robert Goodman]

Originally Posted by TXMike

And most officials who use NCAA rules will never use "K" and "R".

Why? Did NCAA stop using them?

[TXMike]

I have been working NCAA rules since 1989 and have not seen the K and R in a rulebook for that period. I have also been attending NCAA rules clinics (primarily in Texas) for that same period and have never seen clinicians use those letters either. A and B are what we use.