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Old Mon Nov 09, 2009, 11:53am
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...and under NCAA Rules it is even more strict. Only the player who himself blocked the kick is exempt from RTK.
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Old Mon Nov 09, 2009, 03:41pm
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...and under NCAA Rules it is even more strict. Only the player who himself blocked the kick is exempt from RTK.
And under NFL rules it's even less strict -- if the kick is touched behind the neutral zone by B, running into the kicker is off, regardless of when or where the touching occurred relative to the kicker. However, roughing can still be called according to general principles of unnecessary roughness.
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