Penalty Enforcement “A Spotty Topic”

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Penalty Enforcement “A Spotty Topic” Capitol West Football Officials Association (CWFOA) Presented By: Gus Maragos August 27, 2017 A O O H F S A W C A

What Rule is Penalty Enforcement The Case Book The GB O H F S A W C A

As it relates to penalty enforcement how many types of plays are there Loose-Ball Play Running Play O H F S A W C A

What is a Running Play A carry of the football by “A” that ends beyond the LOS or ends behind the LOS and the Related Run did not include a fumble or backward pass A O O H F S A W C A

How many Loose ball plays can there be during a down Only 1 A O O H F S A W C A

Don’t confuse a Loose ball with a loose-ball Play

What is the difference between a Loose-ball play and a loose ball Does it matter O O H F S A W C A

How many Running plays can there be during a down An unlimited number O H F S A W C A

Can a Loose-ball play precede a Running play during the same down Yes Can a Running play precede a Loose-ball play during the same down No A O O H F S A W C A

Now for the “Spotty” part of Enforcement

What Spots do we need to know to PROPERLY Enforce a Penalty

Previous Spot Basic Spot End of Run(s) Spot of Foul(s) Succeeding Spot H F S A W C A

All–But One Principle Fouls By A Behind the Basic Spot Enforced from the Spot of the Foul O H F S A W C A

A Additional Key Information that is needed to PROPERLY Enforce a Penalty O O H F S A W C A

Running/Loose-Ball Play “O” or “D” & # Type of Foul (Details) Status of the ball Live or Dead Ball PSK Result of the Play Penalty Yardage Will it be half the distance Auto 1st or Loss of Down Signal(s) A O O H F S A W C A

Now let’s bring it all together with some Play Situations In illustrations Solid Red lines are Runs and Dashed Red lines are Loose Balls A O O H F S A W C A

2nd & 8 U - HOLD By A on the 23 LOS 20 EOR 31

3rd & 16 Incomplete Pass @ B-40 BJ - DPI 50 LOS A-35

During the Pass H calls a hold on A50 3rd & 12 During the Pass H calls a hold on A50 A catch @ B-40 LOS A-35

During the QB roll R call a H on A78 3rd & 12 A catch @ B-40 During the QB roll R call a H on A78 LOS A-35

1st & 10 EOR – A-11 LOS A-21 Shotgun snap after the QB secures the snap he rolls a few steps, the R calls a Hold on A52 during the QB roll @ 15

After the QB secures the snap, the R calls a FM on B94 @ 10 2nd & 5 EOR – A-11 LOS A-21 Shotgun snap After the QB secures the snap, the R calls a FM on B94 @ 10

During the fumble L calls a PF on B68 on the A5 2nd & 5 EOR – A4 Recovered a A12 Shotgun snap LOS A-21 During the fumble L calls a PF on B68 on the A5

2nd & 5 EOR B42 During the QB roll the LJ calls a BSB on A88 @ B40 LOS A35

2nd & 4 LOS A-46 B - BIB A11 @ B45 while the ball is loose after the fumble Pitch to A 23 A81 runs to B-34 Fumble rolls from B-48 to A-45, A81 recovers

4th & 15 Scrimmage Kick (Punt) EOK EZ During the kick the B called R24 for an BBW LOS- B45

1st & 10 R calls FM on B56 Sack in the EZ LOS- A5

4th & 20 EOK EZ U Calls Rough snapper LOS- B45

4th & 7 w/0:02 on the clock in the 2nd Qtr Completed catch by A81 LOS A30 R tossed bag to mark spot of pass R & U calls QB for IFP

Int By B19 in the EZ LOS B15 EOR EZ After Int, there is a Hold by B36 @ the 10 After the paly B24 applies a hit to DP A74

Double and Multiple Fouls Double Means “Two” Both Teams Foul C A

No Change of Possession Live Ball Foul by B Live Ball Foul by A Offset

Change of Possession and B’s fouls before the change Live Ball Foul by B Live Ball Foul by A Offset

Change of Possession and B fouls after the change Live Ball Foul by B Live Ball Foul by A B can keep the ball but their foul will be accessed

No Change of Possession Two Live Ball Fouls by A Live Ball Foul by B Offset

No Change of Possession Two Fouls by A; a Hold and an Unsportsmanlike or non-player foul A DPI Foul by B The Hold and the DPI Offset but the Unsportsmanlike or non-player foul is assessed Remember a Dead-ball foul is not coupled with Live ball fouls to form a Double Foul

A commits an unsportsmanlike and a Dead-ball foul B commits an unsportsmanlike and a Dead-ball foul An equal number of Dead-ball, Unsportsmanlike, or Non-player fouls will offset. However if one team commits three and one team commits two the third is assessed A commits an non-player foul

2nd & 15 LOS- A34 U calls QB for IFP QB ran to the A36 and then retreated to the A30 and threw a pass Catch by A85 @ B27

Thank You and Have a GREAT Season ! F S A W C A