Don't you need pressure on the QB for it to be intentional grounding? There has

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Oct 19, 2024
4:36:33pm

cougarim All-American

Don't you need pressure on the QB for it to be intentional grounding? There has

to be the threat of yardage loss I thought...

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cougarim

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Question, why is a spike not consider intentional Grounding?

rowlinthunder

3:48pm

1) it is in the rule book and 2) it does receive negative yardage and loss of do

3:49pm

There’s no negative yardage….

Yukon

3:50pm

It's an incomplete pass. . . No loss of yards

Zoobieman

4:06pm

RE: 1) it is in the rule book and 2) it does receive negative yardage and loss

cambo

3:59pm

Specific in the rules. Just like a fg holder isn't down despite having a knee on the ground.

foofcoug

3:49pm

Best explanation. . .

Zoobieman

4:06pm

Wouldn’t the running back be in the area as well

ABCoug

3:54pm

It's a FB thing. Like a stiff arm being legal, even though...

SinkingQuffa

3:55pm

Don't you need pressure on the QB for it to be intentional grounding? There has

cougarim

4:36pm

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