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Last play of 2nd quarter... Carryover Rule
« on: November 26, 2022, 09:05:56 AM »
If A has 2nd and 10 from B's 5-yard line with 4 seconds left in the 2nd quarter and time expires during the play and A scores on the play but B has been flagged for Roughing the passer. Can this penalty be carried over to start the 3rd quarter or just the extra point?

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Re: Last play of 2nd quarter... Carryover Rule
« Reply #1 on: November 26, 2022, 09:52:23 AM »
See 8-2-2.

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Re: Last play of 2nd quarter... Carryover Rule
« Reply #2 on: November 29, 2022, 07:40:25 AM »
IMHO, we should remind both coaches of this as it may have an impact on choice and to ensure that line up properly for the 2nd half kickoff.

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Re: Last play of 2nd quarter... Carryover Rule
« Reply #3 on: November 29, 2022, 09:40:13 AM »
See 8-2-2.

But just as important here is Rule 3-3-4-b-4 and there is no reference to this in 8-2-2.  The reference is identified in the Football Fundamentals in the back of the rulebook but for some reason not in 8-2-2.
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Re: Last play of 2nd quarter... Carryover Rule
« Reply #4 on: November 29, 2022, 11:00:21 AM »
But just as important here is Rule 3-3-4-b-4 and there is no reference to this in 8-2-2.  The reference is identified in the Football Fundamentals in the back of the rulebook but for some reason not in 8-2-2.

I get what you are saying here, and am not in opposition to it, but I believe there was no need to reference 3-3-4b in 8-2-2, because it's simply a stated fact. True, to get to the subsequent kickoff in the next half/quarter, an exception had to be created in 3-3-4. It seems to me that the proper and appropriate place to deal with it was 3-3-4b, which they did. The fundamental also had to be amended.

IMO, the same thing should have been done to the 10-4-2 exception. Instead, it's been suggested we change the definition of succeeding spot, but only in this one situation...