You Make The Call
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Frog-in-law1995
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Pretty sure it’s C, since after the turnover the player was tackled in the end zone, meaning the succeeding spot (which would be the basic spot here) would be the 20 and the foul occurred behind it. So, half the distance from the 6. But the 3-in-1 rule is the most confusing thing in the rule book to me, so I may be WAY off on this one.
Zebra Frog
KMA
Wasn't grounded.
Yes.
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
It has to be C. Clipping results in a 15 yard penalty, assessed from the spot of the foul (I think) and since it took place after the possession change, Team B gets the ball at half the distance from the spot of the foul.
I had to think way to much on this one. I have much more respect for referees now. Except Obama Ref. scheiss that guy.
Frog-in-law1995
Active Member
But if he’s tackled on the 2 after coming out of the end zone, the succeeding spot is the 2, and if the foul occurs past that, the basic spot is the 2 (succeeding spot) instead of the spot of the foul. So then it would be B’s ball on the 1. And if the foul in Zebra’s scenario had occurred in the end zone, it’s a safety. Rules are confusing.
And yeah, scheiss Obama ref.
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QuilterFrawg
CDR USN (Ret)
What about "Roid Ref"?
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
What about "Roid Ref"?
He's actually the chief of the Big 12's best crew. We like to bag on him, but they actually do a good job, especially relative to the crappy crews.
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
My head hurts now. I thought I had it figured out.
Frog-in-law1995
Active Member
You’re assuming I’m right. Probably shouldn’t do that.
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
Where is @Zebra Frog ? I need answers!
yurintroubl
Active Member
A & D??
Ball is dead in the end zone resulting in a touchback. Penalty is enforced after the dead ball spot.
ETA:
After further thought - Clipping is a spot foul in NCAA? That makes it C...
froginmn
Full Member
I'm going with D since the ball never entered the field of play after the turnover. For some reason I'm guessing it removes the spot foul aspect and causes the penalty to be assessed from the subsequent line of scrimmage.
Edit: and this is a unique situation because a safety obviously wouldn't be assessed.
Edit: and this is a unique situation because a safety obviously wouldn't be assessed.
Zebra Frog
KMA
ANSWER: C
The play results in a touchback as Team A is responsible for the ball being in the end zone. The basic spot is thus the B-20 and the foul is behind the basic spot.
Zebra Frog
KMA
Question No. 5
Fourth and 2 at the B-32 late in the second quarter. A12 in the shotgun formation takes the snap and runs off-tackle to his right. At the B-29 he is hit and fumbles. Back A42 recovers the ball at the B-34, carries for a few yards and is driven out of bounds at the B-25. The game clock reads 2:35.
RESULT:
a. First and 10 for Team B at the B-34.
b. First and 10 for Team A at the B-29.
c. First and 10 for Team A at the B-25.
d. The game clock starts on the ready-for-play.
e. None of the above.
Fourth and 2 at the B-32 late in the second quarter. A12 in the shotgun formation takes the snap and runs off-tackle to his right. At the B-29 he is hit and fumbles. Back A42 recovers the ball at the B-34, carries for a few yards and is driven out of bounds at the B-25. The game clock reads 2:35.
RESULT:
a. First and 10 for Team B at the B-34.
b. First and 10 for Team A at the B-29.
c. First and 10 for Team A at the B-25.
d. The game clock starts on the ready-for-play.
e. None of the above.
Frog-in-law1995
Active Member
C and D
4 Oaks Frog
Active Member
Outside of Baylor Tears, I feel this is one of the best threads on KFC in years. Thanks Zebra Frog!!
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