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Thu Sep 07, 2000, 08:46am
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If there is Defensive pass interferance and the offensive player catches the ball, where is the enforcement spot for the penalty? 15 yards from the previous spot or the spot of the interferance?
Had this happen in a rec league I officiate in and want to know the proper application of the rule. Don't have a rulebook or casebook handy but can look it up later if you have rule or case #. 
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Thu Sep 07, 2000, 10:18am
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quote: What rule book does the league use? Bob
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Thu Sep 07, 2000, 01:14pm
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Unless you have some special rules, in NF the penalty would always be 15 yards no matter what if they accepted the penalty. If the catch was further than that, they probably would decline the penalty. In college it is a spot foul if shorter than 15 yards or 15 yards if the penalty was further than 15 yards of the line of scrimmage. And in both rule books they are automatic first downs too. Hope that helps.
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Thu Sep 07, 2000, 01:20pm
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Assuming you are using NF football rules the DPI would be penalized from the previous spot. DPI, by it's very definition, is a foul that occurs during a loose ball play. All defensive fouls that occur during a loose ball play are penalized from the previous spot.
Team A would have the choice of taking the results of the play OR taking a 15 yard penalty from the previous spot and an automatic first down. In this situation the yardage penalty cannot be "tacked on" to the end of A's run. ------------------
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