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Football Officiating => National Federation Discussion => Topic started by: ohguy on September 24, 2013, 10:07:31 AM
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http://bustedcoverage.com/2013/09/23/JERK-eastern-kentucky-punter-pulled-off-this-rugby-punt-pass-video/
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Don't see why not...you've got a scrimmage kick recovered behind the neutral zone. K is free to advance it.
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Don't see why not...you've got a scrimmage kick recovered behind the neutral zone. K is free to advance it.
He caught it. Watch for KCI.
The R player nearby was blocked away from the "receiver" to prevent a KCI flag. Coach thought of everything. ;)
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Seems legal at the HS level to me.
I'm going to put this one in my "trick book" along with the backward pass behind the LOS to and ineligible numbered A player (it's a very short book).
AB...have you tried this yet? LOL
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Did anyone notice the receiver's proximity to the LOS when he came down with the ball? Very close to being beyond the line. If he is beyond the line, it just becomes a very short punt downed by K.
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AB...have you tried this yet? LOL
No, and never will.
1. Even a poor passer can pass more accurately than a punt.
2. Look how high this receiver has to go to catch the ball.
3. Look how close to the LOS the receiver is when he catches it.
If either #2 or #3 change by just a little, this turns into a REALLY BAD punt. Why bother? Just have the kicker throw the ball over there.
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Did anyone notice the receiver's proximity to the LOS when he came down with the ball? Very close to being beyond the line. If he is beyond the line, it just becomes a very short punt downed by K.
It is close; but like Maven says above; if the kick (not the player - my ed) is beyond the LOS it would not only be "downed", it could also be KCI if there were an R player in position to catch the kick.
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Play is also being discussed in the NCAA section:
http://www.refstripes.com/forum/index.php?topic=10385.0
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In order to have KCI, doesn't the ball have to be beyond the neutral zone?
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In order to have KCI, doesn't the ball have to be beyond the neutral zone?
That's what we said.....
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In order to have KCI, doesn't the ball have to be beyond the neutral zone?
Yep, and there has to be a receiver in position to catch the ball (on a scrimmage kick).