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Title: KICKING GAME


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KICKING GAME
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KEY RULES FOR THE KICKING GAME
  • Types of Kicks
  • Categories of Kicks
  • Opportunity to Catch a Kick
  • Illegal Touching
  • Roughing/Running into Kicker
  • Blocking Restrictions on Free Kicks

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TYPES OF KICKS
  • PUNTS
  • PLACEKICKS
  • DROP KICKS

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TYPES OF KICKS
  • PUNTS
  • A kick by a player who drops the ball and kicks
    it before it hits the ground

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TYPES OF KICKS
  • PLACE KICKS
  • A kick by a player who kicks a ball positioned on
    the ground or a tee and controlled by a teammate
    (Free kick place kick does not have to be
    controlled by teammate)
  • Tee cannot elevate ball more than 2inches off the
    ground

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TYPES OF KICKS
  • DROP KICK
  • A kick by a player who drops the ball and kicks
    it as it strikes the ground

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CATEGORIES OF KICKS
  • FREE KICKS
  • SCRIMMAGE KICKS
  • PUNTS
  • FIELD GOALS
  • TRYS

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CATEGORIES OF KICKS
  • FREE KICKS
  • Kickoffs Must be a place kick made on Team As
    restraining line (normally the 40 in Texas
    schoolboy games) and between the hashes

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CATEGORIES OF KICKS
  • FREE KICKS
  • Free Kick After Safety May be a punt, drop kick
    or place kick. If a place kick must be on Team
    As restraining line between the hashes. If a
    punt or drop kick, must be on or behind the
    restraining line and between the hashes.

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CATEGORIES OF KICKS
  • Team A restrictions
  • All Team A players must have been between the
    9-yard marks after the ready-for-play whistle and
    the kick
  • All must be behind the ball except holder and
    kicker

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CATEGORIES OF KICKS
  • Team B restrictions
  • All Team B players must remain at least 10 yards
    from Team As restraining line until ball kicked
  • All Team B players must be inbounds when ball
    kicked

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CATEGORIES OF KICKS
  • Penalties
  • For all the previously mentioned fouls, the
    penalty is 5 yards from previous spot. NOTE
    All are live ball fouls, allow play to continue
    until ball becomes dead

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CATEGORIES OF KICKS
  • Penalties
  • SPECIAL NOTE FOR RS
  • If Team A crosses its restraining line before
    ball is kicked, this is NOT offsides. It is a
    free kick formation infraction. Use Signal 19.

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CATEGORIES OF KICKS
  • Kickoff out of bounds
  • If ball goes out of bounds, untouched by Team B,
    it is a foul. Options
  • 5 yard penalty from previous spot with re-kick
  • Team B can take ball 30 yards from As
    restraining line
  • Team B can take at out of bounds spot

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CATEGORIES OF KICKS
  • Penalties
  • SPECIAL NOTE FOR US
  • If Team B elects to take ball at out of bounds
    spot, ball is placed at the hash on that side of
    field, not center of field

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CATEGORIES OF KICKSSCRIMMAGE KICKS (PUNTS, FIELD
GOALS, TRYS)
  • Must be made in or behind the NZ and before a
    change in team possession
  • A scrimmage kick has crossed the NZ when it
    touches anything beyond the NZ

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CATEGORIES OF KICKSSCRIMMAGE KICKS (PUNTS, FIELD
GOALS, TRYS)
  • If the kick has not crossed the NZ, either team
    may catch/recover it and advance
  • If a Team A player voluntarily goes out of bounds
    during the down he must stay out

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CATEGORIES OF KICKSSCRIMMAGE KICKS (PUNTS, FIELD
GOALS, TRYS)
  • Key Concern Did the kick cross the NZ?
  • If NO, then
  • Either team can catch/recover and advance
  • Continuity of downs is not broken, even if Team B
    touches ball
  • If YES, then
  • Team B touching breaks continuity of downs
  • If Team B is first to touch the kick, Team A may
    recover, but not advance.
  • Team A may not be the first to touch the kick
    (more later on this)

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OPPORTUNITY CATCH A KICK (free or scrimmage)
  • A member of Team B who is beyond the NZ in
    position to catch a kick and attempting to do so,
    must be given an unimpeded opportunity to do
    so.
  • No player of Team A can be inside the 2 yard
    halo of that Team B player

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OPPORTUNITY CATCH A KICK (free or scrimmage)
  • The protection ends when the ball touches the
    ground or a Team B player beyond the NZ
  • If the Team a player is blocked by an opponent
    into the halo or the Team B kick receiver, it
    is not a foul
  • When in question if this foul is a contact or
    non-contact foul, it is a contact foul

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OPPORTUNITY CATCH A KICK (free or scrimmage)
  • PENALTIES
  • Non-contact foul 10 yards from spot of foul
    (where halo broken)
  • Contact foul 15 yards from spot of foul (where
    the contact was made) DQ flagrant offenders

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FAIR CATCH (free or scrimmage kick)
  • FAIR CATCH SIGNAL
  • Valid One hand only, extended clearly above
    the head, and waving it from side to side more
    than once
  • Invalid Any other type of signal
  • Legal A valid signal given when a fair catch is
    permissible by rule
  • Illegal Valid or invalid signal made when fair
    catch is not permissible by rule, i.e after the
    ball has been touched, or after it touches the
    ground

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FAIR CATCH (free or scrimmage kick)
  • FAIR CATCH SIGNAL
  • No penalty for invalid or illegal signals. Ball
    just becomes dead once possession is gained.

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FAIR CATCH (free or scrimmage kick)
  • Fair catch is a catch of a kick beyond the NZ
    (or anywhere in the case of a free kick) by a
    Team B player who has made a valid signal during
    a kick that is untouched beyond the NZ (or
    anywhere in the case of a free kick)

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FAIR CATCH (free or scrimmage kick)
  • Ball is declared dead after completion of the
    catch or recovery of the ball by any player
  • Signalling gives the signaller, not other
    players, protection from being contacted after
    he catches the ball
  • If he fails to catch, he does not get protection
    after the recovery other than normal dead ball
    protection

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FAIR CATCH (free or scrimmage kick)
  • Player who has made a valid, invalid, or illegal
    signal and does not touch the ball may not block
    or foul an opponent during the down
  • PENALTY
  • Free Kick Team B ball, 15 yards from spot of
    foul
  • Scrimmage Kick 15 yards, PSK or Basic Spot
    enforcement

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FAIR CATCH (free or scrimmage kick)
  • No player may tackle or block a player who has
    completed a fair catch following a legal signal.
  • PENALTY
  • 15 yards from succeeding spot (where ball was
    caught)
  • NOTE Regular dead ball protection exists after
    catches/recoveries following invalid or illegal
    signals

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FAIR CATCH (free or scrimmage kick)
  • No Team B player may carry a caught/recovered
    ball more than 2 steps in any direction after a
    valid, invalid, or illegal signal by any Team B
    player
  • PENALTY
  • 5 yards from succeeding spot (where ball was
    caught/recovered)

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ILLEGAL TOUCHING(FREE KICK)
  • No Team A player may touch a free kicked ball
    until
  • It touches a Team B player, or
  • After it breaks and stays beyond the plane of
    Team Bs restraining line, or
  • After it touches anything or anyone behind Team
    Bs restraining line
  • This is a violation which lets Team B take ball
    at spot of illegal touch unless there are
    offsetting fouls or an enforced penalty

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ILLEGAL TOUCHING(SCRIMMAGE KICK)
  • No Team A player may touch a scrimmage kick that
    has crossed the NZ until
  • It touches a Team B player
  • This is a violation which lets Team B take ball
    at spot of illegal touch unless there are
    offsetting fouls or an enforced penalty

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ILLEGAL TOUCHING(Forced Touching)
  • If a player is blocked into the ball by an
    opponent, he has not touched it
  • If a player is hit by a ball batted by an
    opponent, he has not touched it

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ROUGHING/RUNNING INTO KICKER
  • If obvious a scrimmage kick will be made, no
    player may run into or rough the kicker of a
    scrimmage kick or the holder of any kick
  • Running into Contact that displaces the kicker
    or holder, but is not roughing
  • Roughing Contact that displaces and endangers
    the kicker or holder

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ROUGHING/RUNNING INTO KICKER
  • Contact by a player who has touched the scrimmage
    kick is NOT running into or roughing
  • A defender who is legally blocked into the kicker
    or holder is not exempt from being flagged for
    the foul. If he is illegally blocked into the
    kicker/holder, he is exempt from roughing or
    running into foul.
  • When in question, it is roughing not running into

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ROUGHING/RUNNING INTO KICKER
  • PENALTIES
  • Roughing 15 yards from previous spot and an
    auto 1st down
  • Running into 5 yards from previous spot
  • NOTE DQ flagrant offenders

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BLOCKING RESTRICTIONS ON FREE KICKS
  • The kicker of a free kick may not be blocked
    until he has advanced 5 yards beyond his
    restraining line or the kick has touched the
    ground, a player, or an official
  • PENALTY 15 yards from previous spot

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BLOCKING RESTRICTIONS ON FREE KICKS
  • No Team A player may block an opponent until Team
    A is eligible to touch the ball.
  • PENALTY 5 yards from previous spot

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RULE REFERENCES
  • RULE 2-15
  • RULE 6
  • RULE 9-1-3

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