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<blockquote data-quote="PDubs" data-source="post: 2587759" data-attributes="member: 10251"><p>Also, in a fumble situation...</p><p></p><p>"On a play from scrimmage, if an offensive player fumbles anywhere on the field during fourth down, only the fumbling player is permitted to recover and/or advance the ball. If any player fumbles after the two-minute warning in a half, only the fumbling player is permitted to recover and/or advance the ball. If recovered by any other offensive player, the ball is dead at the spot [ie, down] of the fumble unless it is recovered behind the spot of the fumble. In that case, the ball is dead at the spot of recovery. </p><p></p><p>Any defensive player may recover and/or advance any fumble at any time."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PDubs, post: 2587759, member: 10251"] Also, in a fumble situation... "On a play from scrimmage, if an offensive player fumbles anywhere on the field during fourth down, only the fumbling player is permitted to recover and/or advance the ball. If any player fumbles after the two-minute warning in a half, only the fumbling player is permitted to recover and/or advance the ball. If recovered by any other offensive player, the ball is dead at the spot [ie, down] of the fumble unless it is recovered behind the spot of the fumble. In that case, the ball is dead at the spot of recovery. Any defensive player may recover and/or advance any fumble at any time." [/QUOTE]
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