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Somerset 16 North Laurel 14

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Apparently the kid was told to dive for the ball, not for the knees......

 

Diving for the ball is a penalty if that's what he was told. You can no longer try to slap it out of the centers hand, it is a penalty to do so. Rule changed after that fiasco that happened somewhere a few seasons ago where the NG kept swiping and swiping until he got it timed right and his team recovered the ball.

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Diving for the ball is a penalty if that's what he was told. You can no longer try to slap it out of the centers hand, it is a penalty to do so. Rule changed after that fiasco that happened somewhere a few seasons ago where the NG kept swiping and swiping until he got it timed right and his team recovered the ball.

 

You’re preaching to the choir. :lol2:

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You’re preaching to the choir. :lol2:

 

:thumb:

:thumb:

 

Rule 7, Article 6:

 

“Following the ready-for-play and after the snapper has placed his hand(s) on the ball, encroachment occurs if:

 

 

a. Any other player breaks the plane of the neutral zone;

 

 

b. A defensive player makes contact with the ball prior to the end of the snap; or

 

 

c. A defensive player makes contact with the hand(s) or arm(s) of the snapper prior to the snapper releasing the ball.”

Will I say it was a dirty play?

Probably won't go that far

 

 

Will I say it was a classless play?

Absolutely

 

Hopefully the coaches disciplined hard and didn't endorse this behavior.

So how is the Somerset player?

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So how is the Somerset player?

 

Had bleeding in his knee and maybe a sprain...I don't think there was a tear but I'm not 100% sure of that either.

Will I say it was a dirty play?

Probably won't go that far

 

 

Will I say it was a classless play?

Absolutely

 

Hopefully the coaches disciplined hard and didn't endorse this behavior.

 

Based on the information I was given, I can say it’s highly unlikely he was or will be disciplined. He was told to “dive at the ball” and try to strip it from the QB... As ridiculous as that sounds.

Based on the information I was given, I can say it’s highly unlikely he was or will be disciplined. He was told to “dive at the ball” and try to strip it from the QB... As ridiculous as that sounds.

Sadly those are the types of people leading these kids.

Had bleeding in his knee and maybe a sprain...I don't think there was a tear but I'm not 100% sure of that either.

 

Thanks. I pray it's no worse than that.

Based on the information I was given, I can say it’s highly unlikely he was or will be disciplined. He was told to “dive at the ball” and try to strip it from the QB... As ridiculous as that sounds.

 

I hope not

 

That would be a sad situation if A) he was instructed to do anything like that

 

B) the coaches did not see that this was dangerous and unnecessary and disciplined the excessive action

 

 

Here's hoping that adult minds will prevail

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