One Point Safety

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by GoodwillRef

You going to rule that he batted the ball and it just didn't squirt out when he was trying to recover it?

A muff of a grounded fumble can also impart a new force, so the result would be the same.

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by mbyron

A muff of a grounded fumble can also impart a new force, so the result would be the same.

A much more likely possibility, albeit NCAA only, is an interception on a try (out of the EZ or brought out of the EZ) where the intercepting team somehow puts the ball in their own EZ (in any number of ways).

[bkdow]

I've had it almost happen and our league president has had it happen. It's also in the case book.