Scenario: pass interference is called on the d, but the offense still scores. Officials assess the penalty on the ensuing kick off. This can't be right, can it?
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Crazy, but correct enforcement from my memory. I haven't officiated in 3 years though, so don't know if they have changed it since then. Many fans get NCAA & NFL rules mixed up with NFHS.Scenario: pass interference is called on the d, but the offense still scores. Officials assess the penalty on the ensuing kick off. This can't be right, can it?
I'm assuming this was the same game with 3 "defenseless" player personal fouls including 1 ejection that were questionable calls at best. Having to judge "defenseless" is why I will stay away from reffing. Hell, a 120 lb kid is "defenseless" against a 235 lb kid. Sorry for the side rant...