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Football Officiating => NCAA Discussion => Topic started by: Morningrise on January 02, 2014, 10:54:47 PM
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Fourth quarter, 7:06. Stanford calls a screen play, judging by the numerous interior linemen who charge downfield before the forward pass, if I recall, hits the ground beyond the neutral zone. Did anyone discuss this play at the time?
I didn't see whether it was intended for a receiver who had fallen down, or whether it was an intentional throwaway. If the former, it makes sense there'd be no flag since philosophically we don't call IDF on a screen pass that would not have crossed the neutral zone if it was successful. If the latter, does the same no-foul philosophy apply even when the pass isn't wildly out of bounds?
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If it's a dump we don't flag for IDP.