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Old Mon Nov 09, 2009, 03:55pm
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So, there is no distinction between the heel and the toes when it comes to meeting the requirements for a catch, correct?
In Fed & NCAA, there's no distinction between any parts of the body, not just the foot, regarding that. You could catch the ball in the air, then reach out a hand and touch it down in bounds for the completion. NFL's is the only USAn code that retains the old rule that references feet in any way.
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Old Mon Nov 09, 2009, 04:30pm
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I think that for NCAA, there is a fairly recent interpretation that if a receiver touches his toes down inbounds and then his heel out of bounds as two separate actions, he is considered out of bounds.
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