Isn't his knee on the ground for essentially every kick?

Oct 27, 2024
5:06:44am

Xenon Truly Addicted User

I don't know but it seems like there must be a special rule for kicks.

I mean. By definition the ball is touching the ground for the kick, which normally would be "he's down" right?

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Question about the fake field-goal. When the holder catches the snap, it looks

newbee

5:00am

RE: Question about the fake field-goal. When the holder catches the snap, it looks

foofcoug

5:05am

It feels like we need a CB rules addition

NanoFab Coug

8:00am

If there is a player in position to kick, the holder can throw a forward or

rivercitycoug

5:06am

Thanks. Like OP, I too have always wondered this. Another question for you:

zerome4sooners

6:54am

I don't know rules, BUT, I think it is which PART of the body.

Xenon

7:00am

It usually gets blown before the snap, so how much time would have happened?

ochobeeguy

8:25am

The offensive team can shift and have multiple players in motion before the snap

GMGlenn

8:31am

So once everyone is set, nobody can shift again?

ochobeeguy

8:57am

It is only called if the lineman comes out of their stance in any way

ALC

10:18am

Isn't his knee on the ground for essentially every kick?

Xenon

5:06am

Knee on the ground for holders is legal. If he had lifted his knee off the ground then put it back down the play is dead

Cougar Jazz Fan

5:11am

This

ALC

10:19am

The rule:

refunder

8:10am

Little help with the rule: so as the holder of the snap I can; catch the ball

newbee

12:34pm

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