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Football Officiating => National Federation Discussion => Topic started by: cbrunnjo on October 09, 2012, 09:46:01 AM
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What is the enforcement difference between a PSK foul and a foul during the return?
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PSK is enforced from the end of the kick or ABO if behind the end of the kick. What kind of play is a return?
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That would be a running play which is enforced from the basic spot wich is the end of the run unless it is a foul by the offense behind the basic spot then it is enforced from the spor of the foul.
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What is the enforcement difference between a PSK foul and a foul during the return?
PSK is an exception to the basic spot for a loose ball play (before the kick ends) which would otherwise have previous spot enforcement.
The basic spot for a PSK foul is the end of the kick, unless the foul is behind the PSK spot. Then it's the spot of the foul.
A foul "during the return" (after the kick ends and R has possession) is handled like any other COP play.
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PSK is an exception to the basic spot for a loose ball play (before the kick ends) which would otherwise have previous spot enforcement.
The basic spot for a PSK foul is the end of the kick, unless the foul is behind the PSK spot. Then it's the spot of the foul.
A foul "during the return" (after the kick ends and R has possession) is handled like any other COP play.
Also important to note: PSK fouls are considered post-possession fouls. R is considered to get the ball with clean hands even though their PSK foul occurs before they physically possess the ball.