Rules questions

[mtridge]

shouldn't mater if there were 3, 4, or 10 if they all occurred during the return they are all live ball and you can only accept 1 of them. However the point is valid had they been dead ball. Not sure interesting question.

[Robert Goodman]

The receiving team's restraining line is always 10 yds. from the kicking team's, even if that puts it in their end zone. Fortunately you have that 10 yd. chain you can use as a visual aid.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by mtridge

shouldn't mater if there were 3, 4, or 10 if they all occurred during the return they are all live ball and you can only accept 1 of them. However the point is valid had they been dead ball. Not sure interesting question.

Well there is one personal foul that is enforced from the succeeding spot (9-4-8) so it might matter if it takes place during a live ball.

I probably should have made that clearer, but that is a possibility to accept more than one PF during a live ball.

Peace

[mtridge]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Well there is one personal foul that is enforced from the succeeding spot (9-4-8) so it might matter if it takes place during a live ball.

I probably should have made that clearer, but that is a possibility to accept more than one PF during a live ball.

Peace

You can only accept 1 live ball foul weather its a PF or not, but there is the case on the scoring play where it is assessed on the kick off but still still you can only give them 1 unless you call them dead ball

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by mtridge

You can only accept 1 live ball foul weather its a PF or not, but there is the case on the scoring play where it is assessed on the kick off but still still you can only give them 1 unless you call them dead ball

That does not apply to the contacting someone in the restricted area and it is not a spot foul, it is a succeeding spot foul. If there was a PF also during a live ball, then you could have both.

Peace