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were about to be this years cleveland browns...
Only in record, haha. This team is tough.
Originally Posted by JayDubH11
^If both feet are in the endzone? Because the ball doesn't need to cross in a pylon situation if your feet do (right?)... They got me confused
Originally Posted by PrurientSole
So what happens if the quarterback throws the ball outside of the pylon and the receiver, with his toes planted in the end zone, leans out and makes the catch?
Because the vertical plane extends forever, but the horizontal plane ends at the two pylons, so, technically, the ball never crossed the plane.
Would they just rule it an incomplete pass?
I think the horizontal plane technically runs forever as well, so long as once the ball crosses it, you have two feet in bounds.Originally Posted by PrurientSole
So what happens if the quarterback throws the ball outside of the pylon and the receiver, with his toes planted in the end zone, leans out and makes the catch?
Because the vertical plane extends forever, but the horizontal plane ends at the two pylons, so, technically, the ball never crossed the plane.
Would they just rule it an incomplete pass?