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Football Officiating => General Discussion => Topic started by: BrendanP on November 18, 2017, 10:06:22 PM
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When is it appropriate to assess DOG instead of UNS for player behavior? I was at an NAIA game (which I’m pretty sure uses NCAA rules) and on a kickoff, the returned busted off a nice little return. After he was tackled, he spun the ball like a top and the flag came out. They let him off easy with a DOG penalty instead of UNS. When is this appropriate?
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Judgment call on what was observed (in that situation).
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UNS if you're going to throw that. DOG is if you throw the ball so the official has to chase it, which is a rare foul anyway.