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Remember 10-3-1, 10-3-3 A loose-ball play is action during: b. A legal forward pass. The end of the run is: b. Where the runner loses possession if his run is followed by a loose ball IFP beyond the the LOS is enforced from the EOR. |
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I don't remember 10-3-1, 10-3-3 hence why I asked. My Fed rule knowledge has gotten quite rusty.
![]() So in other words, it is not a loose ball play. It's a matter of semantics since the enforcement spot is the same but I thought that tidbit of information was tucked somewhere in a crevice of my brain.
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Correct, it's treated as a run play. That's why I threw in the part about IFP. I.e, QB throws pass 2 yards beyond LOS, he gets the yardage gained on the run but is penalized from the spot, essentially the EOR.
Behind the line, foul will be assessed from there. I didn't really mean for you to actually remember the rule cite, figure of speech. ![]() |
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Yep, you're right, an illegal pass is not considered to be a loose ball play... my mistake.
Of course, Welpe said, it's a rather unimportant distinction on this play, since the enforcement is the same either way. |
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That wouldn't happen with previous spot enforcement under ABO. |
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