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Offline TampaSteve

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Strange Scenario, Cloudy Old Guy
« on: September 22, 2023, 01:02:08 PM »
B intercepts A's pass on the B10 and returns to A's 5yd line.
During the return we have PF on B at B's 10yd line, and BiB on B at the 50.
Wouldn't the PF get enforced at the spot?

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Re: Strange Scenario, Cloudy Old Guy
« Reply #1 on: September 22, 2023, 01:24:53 PM »
B intercepts A's pass on the B10 and returns to A's 5yd line.
During the return we have PF on B at B's 10yd line, and BiB on B at the 50.
Wouldn't the PF get enforced at the spot?
Yes.

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Re: Strange Scenario, Cloudy Old Guy
« Reply #2 on: September 25, 2023, 12:25:28 PM »
B intercepts A's pass on the B10 and returns to A's 5yd line.
During the return we have PF on B at B's 10yd line, and BiB on B at the 50.
Wouldn't the PF get enforced at the spot?
Both are live ball fouls after the change of possession so A gets to choose which foul to penalize, which would obviously be the PF.  It will be B 1/10 from B5 after 1/2 distance enforcement.


PS - added wrinkle -  What if the PF was for sideline interference with contact or other PF UNS/nonplayer fouls that have dead ball foul enforcement?  If this happens, then B would be penalized 10 yds from the 50 for the BiB, then another 15 for the PF (B 1/10 from B25).   They couldn't penalize from the PF spot at B10 if it's treated as dead ball succeeding spot enforcement.  I'm confusing myself as I type this so someone please put me out of my misery if I'm off base......