billykaykay Posted May 29, 2015 Posted May 29, 2015 Let's say that you go for 2, score, but are called for holding. Does the 2 point conversion then go back to the 12 yard line? After the holding is called, can you then decide to go for one(1) ? If you are then allowed to go for one, does the line of scrimmage now become the 35 instead of the 25 ? I searched & didn't see this topic addressed.
K D Posted May 29, 2015 Posted May 29, 2015 good question. i think this rule change is going to be a flop and they will be back to the old way soon enough
YoloinOhio Posted May 29, 2015 Posted May 29, 2015 Let's say that you go for 2, score, but are called for holding. Does the 2 point conversion then go back to the 12 yard line? After the holding is called, can you then decide to go for one(1) ? If you are then allowed to go for one, does the line of scrimmage now become the 35 instead of the 25 ? I searched & didn't see this topic addressed. yes, yes, and yes
quinnearlysghost88 Posted May 29, 2015 Posted May 29, 2015 FOULS COMMITTED DURING TRY Article 3 Fouls Committed During Try Item 1: Fouls Before the Signal. If there is a foul by either team after a touchdown and before the ready-for-play signal, it is enforced on the next kickoff. A.R. 11.5 Offensive player A1 clips after runner A2 had scored a touchdown. Ruling: Penalty is enforced from the succeeding spot which is the spot of the next kickoff. Penalty is not enforced on Try. Item 2: Fouls Before the Snap. If there is a foul by the offense which causes a play to be whistled dead prior to the snap, it shall be treated the same as if it had occurred prior to a scrimmage play. The whistle shall be blown immediately. (See 7-4-1). If a foul by the defense prevents the attempt of a Try, the offensive team has the option to have the distance penalty assessed on the next Try or on the ensuing kickoff. Item 3: Fouls by Team A. The following applies if there is a foul by Team A: (a) If there is a foul by the offense during a successful Try, after the penalty the Try shall be repeated, unless the penalty for the foul results in a loss of down. (b) If the penalty for a foul results in a loss of down, the Try is unsuccessful, and there shall be no replay. Item 4: Fouls by Team B. The following applies if there is a foul by Team B: (a) If the foul results in a safety, the offensive team is awarded one point. (b) If the attempted Try is unsuccessful, the offensive team may accept or decline the distance penalty before the down is replayed. © If the attempted Try is successful, all fouls committed by the defense will result in the distance penalty being assessed on the ensuing kickoff, unless the offensive team chooses to attempt a retry after enforcement of the penalty. Note: If the foul is for defensive pass interference, and it is declined, no distance penalty is enforced on the kickoff. Item 5: Fouls by Both Teams. If there are fouls by both teams during a Try, the Try must be replayed (14-5-1). Normal enforcement rules for double fouls apply. Item 6: Fouls After a Try. If there is a foul by either team after a Try, it is enforced on the succeeding kickoff. If there are fouls by both teams, normal enforcement rules apply. A.R. 11.6 During a Try which is unsuccessful, defensive B1 is offside. Ruling: Replay at previous spot or one yard line. A.R. 11.7 During a Try which is successful, defensive B1 is offside. Ruling: Try good and loss of yardage on kickoff against Team B, or retry from B’s one-yard line.
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