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Carry over foul?
Maybe I am tired or just too sore to pay that close attention. I am watching this last game of the night on ESPN and there was a try that had an illegal formation call. They enforced the penalty on the kickoff. Did I miss something, you cannot do that right? I know it might have been a scoring play, but not a carry over foul? I am assuming this is under NF rules too. The game is being played in California.
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You're correct. For fouls by the scoring team, only those fouls which have succeeding-spot enforcement (dead-ball, unsportsmanlike, nonplayer) give the non-scoring team the option to enforce on the kickoff. The correct enforcement for an illegal formation would be 5 yards and re-try unless declined by B.
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MTC, I am not sure exactly where it was, just know it was the last game on ESPN2 with their all night Friday Night High school marathon. Peace
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I think you're right that the play in question was screwed up. Just goes to show... put two extra officials on the field because the game is on TV, and your crew's brains go out the window. Ask LL.
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I've explained it like this...
Any live ball foul committed against the scoring team when there is not a change of possession, or after they gained final possession may always be enforced at the succeeding spot. For any foul, including the above if the succeeding spot is a try to be followed by a kickoff then such foul may be enforced on said kickoff. Here is why I explain it this way: Score A-0 B-8, last timed down of the game A's pass is complete for a touchdown while B1 commits a DPI foul. That foul may be enforced on the succeeding spot the try, but not overtime as there is no kickoff in overtime. During the try from the B1.5 A completes a pass in the end zone while B1 is again flagged for DPI. That foul may still be enforced on the succeeding spot, the first play in overtime. |
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This foul can be applied on the convert re-attempt (if successful) or the KO, and can induce a kickoff (if the convert attempt was after the TD was scored with zeroes on the clock).
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