Free Kick Out of Bounds

[Robert Goodman]

Originally Posted by Scuba_ref

K muffs the kick out of bounds or the kick accidently contacts K and then bounces out of bounds - kick out of bounds infraction?

NFL yes, NCAA & Fed no.

R muffs kick then K muffs kick and then ball goes out of bounds - kick out of bounds infraction?

NFL yes, NCAA & Fed no.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Robert Goodman

NFL yes, NCAA & Fed no.

Incorrect on the first.

[Robert Goodman]

Originally Posted by Welpe

Incorrect on the first.

No, I'm right on the 1st. It's not a foul in NFL if team R is last to touch it before it goes out of bounds, otherwise it's a foul. The situation described was one where team R was not last to touch it. But now that I look at it, I was incorrect on the last (NCAA & Fed), which should've been "yes"; when I first read it, I hadn't noticed that R apparently hadn't touched the ball at all.

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by Robert Goodman

No, I'm right on the 1st. It's not a foul in NFL if team R is last to touch it before it goes out of bounds, otherwise it's a foul. The situation described was one where team R was not last to touch it. But now that I look at it, I was incorrect on the last (NCAA & Fed), which should've been "yes"; when I first read it, I hadn't noticed that R apparently hadn't touched the ball at all.

Trolling? Or reading problem...

"NFL yes, NCAA & Fed no" is the wrong answer for the first situation. It is YES for all three. This is what Welpe (and I) told you. Converting the 2 situations into 4 by splitting up the words doesn't make you right - it makes you a troll. You decide.

[Robert Goodman]

Originally Posted by MD Longhorn

Trolling? Or reading problem...

"NFL yes, NCAA & Fed no" is the wrong answer for the first situation. It is YES for all three. This is what Welpe (and I) told you. Converting the 2 situations into 4 by splitting up the words doesn't make you right - it makes you a troll. You decide.

Sorry, not trying to troll. I see what you meant now. When you quoted just one situation and I answered for different rule sets, I assumed that by "first" you meant my answer, "NFL yes".

Part of the problem here is that there's no nesting of quotes in the automatic quoting feature.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Robert Goodman

Sorry, not trying to troll. I see what you meant now. When you quoted just one situation and I answered for different rule sets, I assumed that by "first" you meant my answer, "NFL yes".

I was unclear. I meant you were incorrect on the first scenario.

[Texas Aggie]

it makes you a troll

Please stop with the troll BS. He isn't a troll.

If you think someone is really a troll, THEN DON'T RESPOND. That will eliminate the issue.

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by robert goodman

nfl, ncaa & fed yes.

nfl yes, ncaa & fed no.

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