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As for when the change was made. It's been like that for all the 11 years I've been using NCAA rules. |
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The snark is unecessary. Jason has a very valid point as it is a lot easier to delinate restraining lines when you have actual lines to work with. That and NCAA isn't as simple as Fed when it comes to kick offs and touchbacks.
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Besides, when R/B's restraining line is in their end zone, how serious is the encroachment problem? They're not defending against K/A's potential recovery. |
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Oh they aren't? So when A line drives a kick off the front B lineman's leg in an attempt to recover in the end zone, we can just guess if a B player is offside or not?
My guess is NCAA has this rule for two reasons. To reduce the instances of A trying to recover in the endzone and to prevent issues with judging offside.
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Whose advantage would it be for him to encroach?
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a. Which is not a scoring attempt or which is a grounded three-point breaks the plane of R’s goal line...
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