SECTION 4. FIELD GOAL
How Scored
ARTICLE 1 a A field goal shall be scored if a scrimmage kick, which may be a drop kick or place kick, passes over the crossbar between the uprights of the receiving team’s goal before it touches a player of the kicking team or the ground

b If a legal field goal attempt passes over the crossbar between the uprights and is dead beyond the end line or is blown back but does not return over the crossbar and is dead anywhere, it shall score a field goal The crossbar and uprights are treated as a line, not a plane, in determining forward progress of the ball

Next Play
ARTICLE 2 a Successful field goal. After a field goal is scored, the ball shall be put in play by a kickoff or at the succeeding spot in extra periods The team scoring the field goal shall kick off

b Unsuccessful field-goal attempt.
1 If the ball untouched by Team B after crossing the neutral zone is declared dead, it belongs to Team B Except in an extra period Team
B will snap the ball at the previous spot unless the previous spot was between its 20-yard line and its goal line In that case Team B will next
snap the ball at its 20-yard line
(a) The 20-yard-line snap shall be from midway between the hash marks unless Team B selects a different location on or between the
hash marks before the ready-for-play signal
(b) After the ready-for-play signal, the ball may be relocated after a charged team timeout, unless preceded by a Team A foul or offsetting fouls
2 If the ball does not cross the neutral zone, or if Team B touches the ball after it crosses the neutral zone, all rules pertaining to scrimmage kicks apply (AR 6-3-4-II, AR 8-4-2-I-VI and AR 10-2-3-V)
3 If the ball crosses the neutral zone, is untouched by Team B after crossing the neutral zone, and is declared dead behind the neutral zone, all rules pertaining to scrimmage kicks apply (AR 8-4-2-VII)

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