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Football Officiating => National Federation Discussion => Topic started by: sczeebra on December 01, 2023, 05:54:03 PM
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I was watching a SC championship game where R recovered a free kick and retreated toward his EZ. R was contacted at the 1 and driven into the EZ from where he threw the pass. The officials marked the IFP half the distance from the 1. I think safety, anybody else think differently?
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IFP in the EZ is a safety.
If they ruled forward progress at the 1 then the play was over before the pass was thrown, and there was no foul.
If there's something else I can't figure it.
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The only thing that would fit this enforcement description is that the officials ruled that the IFP occurred before the ball was in the EZ.
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Without seeing the play, the only thing I could think of is applying the ole' mo' rule that would give the ball to R at the one. I don't see any written support under 8-5-2 or 10-5-4 to enforce from R's 1, but I do see the logic.
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