Had an unusual situation come up in our game last Friday night.
Team A ball at the +48. QB drops back to pass, OL holds, flag thrown.
Then, the QB scrambles and gets the rare "hurdling" personal foul as he jumped over a player who was not prone.
Both were live-ball penalties, both were enforced, the 10 for the hold and the 15 for the PF (although the officials only marked off 24 yards, even though the hold was not beyond the neutral zone). The team ended up converting after facing 1st-and-34.
Is that an NFHS rule that live-ball personal fouls are enforced in addition to any other penalties on the play? It's one I hadn't seen before and just wanted to clarify in case it happened again in a game I were broadcasting.
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Had an unusual situation come up in our game last Friday night.
Team A ball at the +48. QB drops back to pass, OL holds, flag thrown.
Then, the QB scrambles and gets the rare "hurdling" personal foul as he jumped over a player who was not prone.
Both were live-ball penalties, both were enforced, the 10 for the hold and the 15 for the PF (although the officials only marked off 24 yards, even though the hold was not beyond the neutral zone). The team ended up converting after facing 1st-and-34.
Is that an NFHS rule that live-ball personal fouls are enforced in addition to any other penalties on the play? It's one I hadn't seen before and just wanted to clarify in case it happened again in a game I were broadcasting.
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