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Football Officiating => NCAA Discussion => Topic started by: Aussie-Zebra on November 27, 2012, 12:43:12 PM
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b. Fouls by Team B on a try:
1. When the try is successful Team A shall have the option of declining
the score and repeating the try after enforcement, or declining the
penalty(ies) and accepting the score. Team A may accept the score with
penalties for personal fouls and unsportsmanlike conduct fouls enforced
on the succeeding kickoff or from the succeeding spot in extra periods
Why would Team A decline the score and replay the try ? ???
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1. QB A12's helmet came off during the TD, not caused by foul, so he must sit out for one play.
2. OC finishes drawing up a play in the dirt that "can't miss"!
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Why would Team A decline the score and replay the try ? ???
Maybe they kicked for 1 point and now they decide to go for 2 given the penalty yardage.
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Why would Team A decline the score and replay the try ? ???
Maybe they scored 1 point and want to go for 2 now that they can go from the 1 1/2
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Thank you - it was a question in a test on MyReferee regarding a foul during the PAT
I assumed it was declined by rule -.................. always learning.
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To add to this discussion a bit more:
On a PAT where the kick is good and the holder and/or kicker are run into (not roughing) by B and since it is not a personal or an unsportsmanlike conduct, the penalty does not carry over. Correct?
Reason I ask is that this happened on back to back PATs in a playoff game the other night and, although I think I am clear with the running into penalty as not being enforced on the free kick, its seems odd to basically allow B to do this on every kick if they happened to be so inclined.
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Running into is a love tap....no harm no foul (ok little 5 yard foul)