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Fundamentally Speaking — Part X
Fouls

Other parts in this series:
  Fundamentally speaking — Part I — The method and the madness
  Fundamentally Speaking — Part II — Possession
  Fundamentally Speaking — Part III — Downs
  Fundamentally Speaking — Part IV — Dead ball
  Fundamentally Speaking — Part V — Kicks - general
  Fundamentally Speaking — Part VI — Free kicks
  Fundamentally Speaking — Part VII — Scrimmage kicks
  Fundamentally Speaking — Part VIII — Passes
  Fundamentally Speaking — Part IX — Blocking
  Fundamentally Speaking — Part X — Fouls
  Fundamentally Speaking — Part XI — Penalty measurement
  Fundamentally Speaking — Part XII — Penalty measurement II

t had been over 15 years since I'd played high school football, and, sitting in the stands watching a game, I realized that I didn't have a good feel for how the zebras were enforcing penalties. That was before I decided to join the striped shirts on the field. It wasn't an easy learn (all the specifics of foul/penalty enforcement) for me because I had some preconceived notions about what I thought were the rules. That's where a good "rules learning" method like this comes in ... to help rid you of those preconceived notions — that just happen to be wrong!

The "foul" fundamental statements:

  1. No live-ball foul causes the official to sound his whistle immediately.
  2. A live-ball foul followed by a foul by the opponents after the ball becomes dead is not paired as a double foul.
  3. Continued...


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