If there is a simultaneous catch or recovery the ball is awarded to the offense.
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If there is a simultaneous catch or recovery the ball is awarded to the offense.
Stripes I have a question from the CW/Grundy game......On a punt the punter has the ball in hand when a defender tackles him, AFTER he is hit he kicks the ball (about 6 yards).....roughing the kicker or No?Quote:
Originally Posted by 1inStripes
And to add to Counts' question, does the fact that it was a bad snap with the ball hitting the ground before being picked up by the punter have any bearing on the call?Quote:
Originally Posted by Counts
Yeah, duel possession always goes to the receiver. Somehow though Central was awarded the football twice in a duel possession situation, on offense and defense.
The pictures that will be seen in the Coalfield Tuesday will tell the tale, I talked with a writer from the Coalfield after the game and got the impression that he would be writing about the poor performance of the back judge who essentially gave Central 2 TD's.
Central was flagged on a clutch catch late that would have sealed the deal for offensive pass interference that didn't happen either. Those refs could use some schooling no doubt. I also wonder why we were flagged for 117 and Eastside 10. Granted the personal fouls accounted for 45 (stupidity no doubt),but there were a slew of no-calls on blatant holds that the Spartans got away with-nobody at the HS level is going to go an entire game with no holding calls unless someone isn't doing their job (also got away with a facemask right in front of ref as well as at least 1 late hit). Plain and simple both sides have gripes because the refs did such a poor jobQuote:
Originally Posted by EJ3
Funny you would bring up the offensive pass interference. You're right they flagged the Central receiver, but the rule on that is 15 yards from the previous spot and a loss of down. The officials marked off 15 yards from the end of the catch and gave Central a 1st and 10. So it really didn't hurt that bad now did it.
I sometimes wonder if some of these refs even watch football in their spare time.
That flag was for an illegal block. Receiver gained 26 yards on the catch, moving from C20 to C46. Penalty was assessed at 10 yds from end of play, moving ball back to C36.Quote:
Originally Posted by EJ3
Haha, that makes a lot more sense. He motioned pass interference, or it least it looked that way from where I was. Apparently Unchained saw the same thing I did, so at least I wasn't alone in thinking it was a pass interference call by the ref.
Just another example right there as to just how clueless the officials were. I knew we were in trouble just seconds before kickoff when the one told the other that he was on the wrong side lolQuote:
Originally Posted by EJ3
It has no bearing on a call.Quote:
Originally Posted by AhMT