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Posted by m hamilton (Member # 127) on 11-28-2008, 04:07 PM:
I've had a burning question about a college football rule for a long time and I'd LOVE someone to come up with the answer for me.
The holder for the place kicker catcher the ball and instead of putting the ball down flips teh ball back over his head, how is this legal?
HE HAS HIS KNEE ON THE GROUND!!
Wouldn't tha holder be down because his knee is on the ground or does his postion allow him to be the only legal player on teh team to have a knee down and not be considered down?
I just saw a replay of the attempt by Nebraska go awry and Colorado score a TD off of it!!
Posted by jsence2 (Member # 2477) on 11-29-2008, 08:08 PM:
Because his knee is on the ground when the play starts. The play is legal because his knee does not come off the ground and then retouch the ground. As long as the knee of the holder is down when he takes the snap, then it is legal for him to flip it, or get up and throw it, or what have you.
Posted by m hamilton (Member # 127) on 11-29-2008, 09:12 PM:
Thank you!! I was never really sure about that one!
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