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Football Rules

1. During A2's run for a touchdown, B2 grabs A2's facemask. RULING: The

touchdown counts. If Team A accepts the penalty it may be enforced on the

kickoff from A's 40 yard line.: [ True : 8-2-2; 9-4-3h Penalty; Case Book

8.2.2 A(a)

]

2. B1 intercepts. During B1's return, A2 grabs B1's face mask. B1 spins free

and advances for a touchdown. Ruling: Team B may elect to Try from A's 1

½ yard line or may enforce on the kickoff.: [ True : 2-16-2d; 8-2-3; 9-4-3h

Penalty; 10-1-5; 10-5-1f ]

3. Team A scores a touchdown. During the scoring play B1 held A88.

RULING: Team A may keep the points and have the penalty assessed on

either the Try or succeeding kickoff.: True - 2-16-2d; 8-2-2; 9-2-3c; 10-5-1f

4. Team A is illegally in motion at the snap. B1 intercepts and returns for a

touchdown. Ruling: Team B may elect to Try from A's 1 ½ yard line.: [

False : 2-16-2i; 2-41-7; 10-4-2a ]

• The foul occurred simultaneously with the snap. Therefore, it

would be enforced from

the previous spot (snap) if accepted. B must decline the penalty in


,order for the touchdown to count.

5. Runner A2 is about to score a touchdown when he taunts an opponent at

B's 2. Ruling: Touchdown scores. If B accepts, B's only option is for Team A

to Try from B's 18.: [ False : 2-41-10; 8-2-4; 9-5-1a Penalty; 10-4-5a

(NOTE); 10-5-1f ]

• The 2010 rule change now allows for unportsmanlike or non-player

fouls committed by

either team during a touchdown-scoring play to be penalized on

either the Try or on

the 'subsequent kickoff'.

6. Several substitutes enter Team A's huddle between downs. One of the

replaced players does not leave the huddle until after the play is called and

the huddle breaks five seconds later with players moving to their positions.

Thereafter, the replaced player immediately leaves the field across his own

sideline. RULING: Legal substitution since the outgoing substitute left

imme- diately after the huddle broke.: [ False : 3-7-1; Case Book 3.7

COMMENT 2; 3.7.1 A ]

• The 2010 rule clarification specifies a timeframe of 3 seconds for a

replaced player to



,begin his exit from the field once he is notified by his replacement. It

pertains to both teams and is not impacted by whether a team huddles

or not. In H.S. football there is

NO FOUL for 'breaking the huddle with 12 players'






, 7. Third and 10 on A's 35 yard line. A2 completes a pass to A3 at midfield. A3

advances to B's end zone. During the run an excited team A coach is

observed standing just inbounds at team A's 25 without affecting the play.

Ruling: the score stands. Enforce A's penalty on A's Try attempt or

subsequent kickoff, at B's option.: True - 2-41-10; 9-8-1; 10-4-5c; 10-5-1f

8. Runner A2 advances for a touchdown and then B3 deliberately hits him

late to draw a flag. Team A elects the penalty on the subsequent kickoff.

Then, after the ready for the Try but before the snap, team B commits an

unsportsmanlike act. Ruling: A's option to Try from the 1½ or to kick off

from B's 30.: [ False :

2-16-2a; 4-2-2h; 8-2-5; 9-4-3b,5-1 Penalty; 10-1-5 ] (09-367)

•Had B's unsportsmanlike foul occurred before the 'ready' signal for the

Try, A could have chosen to enforce both penalties on the 'subsequent

kick-off'. Since it occurred after the 'ready' signal, A can only have it

enforced on the Try and kick off from

B's 45-yard line following the 15-yard penalty for B's 'late hit'. (2009

Changes)

9. During the first quarter, the Line Judge bumps into a home team

substitute who is standing in the restricted area near the sideline during a

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