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Football Officiating => NCAA Discussion => Topic started by: Sonofanump on April 17, 2017, 07:41:54 AM
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CFO Targeting video #7, play 1. (BYU v UMass)
Could I get a rules reference why we offset a live ball offensive foul with a late hit (targeting or not) on a sliding QB. It is not registering why this would not be enforce the liveball foul then deadball foul.
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I wonder if it was misreported to the R that it was a late hit or he just messed up the announcement? The hit in question was just a split-second after the slide so I think it's best to treat this as live ball fouls in my humble opinion.
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If it's a live ball foul, how is it late? If it's a late hit, how is it a live ball foul? It has to be one or the other. It can't be both during the play and after the play.
Edited for a typo I didn't notice when I was on mobile.
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If it's a live ball foul, how is it late? If it's a late hit, how is it a live ball foul? It has to be one or the other. It can't be both during the play and after the play.
Edited for a typo I didn't notice when I was on mobile.
We have a foul by the offense, we also have a foul for hitting a sliding QB on the defense. My question is, if the QB sliding causes the play to become dead, and we have a late hit on the QB, how do these fouls offset?
This is in reference to the CFO video I stated.
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They shouldn't offset. I haven't seen the video yet, but it sounds like a mistake. My response was to bctgp who agreed with making it a live ball foul and offesetting them.
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Doesn't the ball stay live while the sliding player is sliding until something than a hand or a foot touches ground? I don't have a problem visualizing a situation where there is an obviously sliding player who is not yet down, and then we can have a live-ball targeting foul which would offset a team A live-ball foul.
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http://www.sccfoa.org/docs/2016/2016_CFO_Play_Interpretations_Bulletin_1%20(082616).pdf
1. Third and 10 at the A-35. Quarterback A11 sweeps to his right and goes into a feetfirst slide to give himself up. When he starts his slide, the forward-most point of the ball is at the A-44. When he comes to a stop the forward-most point of the ball is at the A-46.
RULING: Fourth and one at the A-44. The ball is dead at its forward-most point when he starts his slide. (4-1-3)
Hopefully, they add it to the Rules for 2018...
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Hopefully, they add it to the Rules for 2018...
+1
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+2 agreed