Muda69 Posted September 4, 2024 Posted September 4, 2024 https://packaged-media.redd.it/ip22wshdlpmd1/pb/m2-res_480p.mp4?m=exp-nosc%2FDASHPlaylist.mpd&v=1&s=4e29e4d579120f9674b13fb7704709223ee27143#t=0 4 1 Quote
JustRules Posted September 4, 2024 Posted September 4, 2024 The reason teams do this is they expect the receiving team (defense) to try to block this gunner/receiver thus resulting in a DPI flag. It's very possible the back judge has no idea this is a pass instead of a kick because their focus is downfield. They could flag the gunner/receiver for DPI if they make contact with the deep receiving team member or field the ball with a receiving team member in the area (also KCI). Obviously the R and probably the H would report it was a pass and the flag picked up. The NCAA rule absolve the receiving team of any DPI in this situation Quote
psaboy Posted September 5, 2024 Posted September 5, 2024 So if the offense/punting team doesn't catch the ball they turn ball over at spot of scrimmage?? Quote
tango Posted September 5, 2024 Posted September 5, 2024 3 hours ago, psaboy said: So if the offense/punting team doesn't catch the ball they turn ball over at spot of scrimmage?? Yep, incomplete pass. Quote
psaboy Posted September 5, 2024 Posted September 5, 2024 12 hours ago, tango said: Yep, incomplete pass. Thought so Quote
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