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4th quarter, White leads Blue 14-10 with 50 seconds to play. Blue has the ball 4th & 9 from White's 19 yard line. Blue #39 runs a sweep to the right side but is forced out of bounds at the 14 yard line, short of the first down. After #39 goes out of bounds, he is hit by White #27. What's the foul, what are Blue's options, who's ball is it, what yard line will the ball next be put in play at and when will the clock start?
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Dead ball foul.
Blue did not make the line to gain, so white is going to be awarded with a first down. You of course have a dead-ball foul with the late hit. So you will have white's ball, 1st and 10 and 15 yards from the spot of where the ball went out of bounds.
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And, the clock starts on the snap following the change of possession.
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Half the distance to the 7. No penalty can force the ball from the field of play.
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The trick is Blue does not get to keep the ball with White's foul. Blue did not reach the line to gain during the down. White's foul is a dead ball foul meaning the change of possession has already occurred.
For those who may not know there is the thought that Blue should keep the ball because White fouled. |
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Canadian Amateur Rules: The foul is Unnecessary Roughness, 15y or half the distance. The ball is dead when B-39 runs OOB @ A14 (1-8-1b). Yards were not gained on 4th down, therefore the continuity of downs have been broken (9-4-2b), therefore it is now A's ball. Option (1): Blue can decline the penalty and the clock will start on the snap (1-5-1f), A 1D/10 @ A14. Option (2): Blue can accept the penalty, a UR penalty, penalized half the distance to the goal line, and the clock will start on the snap (1-5-1f), A 1D/10 @ A7. Mike |
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