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Mon Dec 02, 2013, 09:23pm
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Looking at the case play, I am wondering why it mentions that A5 "stops within the nine yard marks" yet declares it illegal.
In my communication today with our state supervisor, my take on why he deemed this play was legal was because the player was inside the 9 yard marks after the RFP. The case play would seem to go against the ruling. This is the kind of stuff that the NF needs to look at in the off-season- take this particular play and tell us if it is legal or illegal and why. However, I won't hold my breath- they don't run their web site anymore and what they've farmed out to The Arbiter is feel good/self-help articles. Guess I'll wait for the state clinic next July. 
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