I have one for you

[neil99]

I had this in a JR High game the other week.......

3rd and 25 from their own 20. A decides to be sneaky and have the QB punt on 3rd down. The kick is blocked by R picked up by K behind the LOS and advanced 10 yards to the 30 yard line. What do you have?

[george7244]

A fourth and 15 from the 30

[Curious]

I had this in a JR High game the other week.......

3rd and 25 from their own 20. A decides to be sneaky and have the QB punt on 3rd down. The kick is blocked by R picked up by K behind the LOS and advanced 10 yards to the 30 yard line. What do you have?

Geo7244 has it right.  What did YOU have?

[LarryW60]

You don't specify where the block occurred, so we're assuming the block happened behind the LOS.  If so then the touching by R is ignored and K must STILL make the line to gain in order to get a first down.  4th and 15 for A on A's 30.

[VALJ]

If the block happens beyond the LOS, first and 10 for K where he was tackled.  And the clock starts on the snap, since it's an awarded first down after a legal kick.

[east louis]

4th down 15 at 30--dont make it brain surgery

[footballref]

4th and 15 from the 30.

I will put a new twist on it. What if R had muffed it and it rolled from the spot of the muff (beyond the LOS) back behind the LOS and K picks the ball up and kicks again. Then K falls on the ball 25 yards downfield from the LOS.

[LarryW60]

(Sigh) that scenario has already been discussed.  The second kick by K "uses up" the fact that R had previously muffed the ball and it will be R's ball 1st and 10 at K's 45.  The K player downed the kick when he fell on it.