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Football Officiating => NCAA Discussion => Topic started by: NVFOA_Ump on September 29, 2018, 03:23:32 PM
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3rd & 8 @ the A-40. QB back to pass and is chased toward the sideline and just before going OB at the A-35, dumps the ball forward OB. The ball crosses the sideline at about the A37, and finally lands well beyond the NZ at the base of the stands roughly at the A-45 extended. What do we have?
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Nothing, he's outside the pocket and the pass crosses the neutral zone (extended), what did I miss?
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Nothing, he's outside the pocket and the pass crosses the neutral zone (extended), what did I miss?
Nothing.
I hope this was a question asked just to make sure we all know this.
Robert
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Nothing missed here but a fellow official during a Friday night post game ride home was adamant that our R had missed a crunch time call and that the "spot" here was the sideline crossing point and not where the pass first touched something OB. Just wanted a few more opinions. He was on a wing and had a flag right at the feet of the head coach of team B. Resulted in an unneeded explanation with the coach who offered that our wing official who had the flag was the only one who knew the rules. He wasn't happy that we waved off the flag.
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How does your fellow wing interpret A.R. 7-3-2-XI which does not specify the spot where the ball crosses the sideline?
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How does your fellow wing interpret A.R. 7-3-2-XI which does not specify the spot where the ball crosses the sideline?
He seems to be "unaware" of the " ...... crosses or lands beyond the neutral zone or neutral zone extended" part of the Rule 7.3.2 exception? ???
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a fellow official during a Friday night post game ride home was adamant that our R had missed a crunch time call and that the "spot" here was the sideline crossing point and not where the pass first touched something OB.
Looks like more rule study required plus if he felt that way he really needed to make his view known to the WH just after the play and not wait until he's changed.
Intentional grounding is a crew call. The WH can know if the QB is out of the pocket the wings can let him know where the pass landed or if there were receivers in the area. The WH shouldn't know the later as he should still be ensuring the QB is safe.
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Drop a flag on a call that is mine alone to make and one might find their flag landing on top of the press box. I will get help regarding where it lands or if a receiver is in the area, but if a flag is dropped, it is mine. ;D