Football Question # 14.

[Lighthouse]

A1 takes the snap and drops back to pass. Under a heavy rush he scrambles toward the line of scrimmage. His passing arm and one of his feet are beyond the neutral zone when he throws a forward pass to eligible A2.

A. Legal play. The passer's entire body must be beyond the zone for that to be a foul.
B. Foul. If only A1's arm had been beyond the zone, there would be no foul.
C. Foul. If any part of the passer's body is beyond the zone, it is a foul.

[TrueblueCATfan]

A1 takes the snap and drops back to pass. Under a heavy rush he scrambles toward the line of scrimmage. His passing arm and one of his feet are beyond the neutral zone when he throws a forward pass to eligible A2.

A. Legal play. The passer's entire body must be beyond the zone for that to be a foul.
B. Foul. If only A1's arm had been beyond the zone, there would be no foul.
C. Foul. If any part of the passer's body is beyond the zone, it is a foul.

I will say A

[catfaninin]

A for me as well.

[KevinHall]

I'll be different and go with C.

[Matt Dillon]

"C"

[40bill]

C for me.

[Lighthouse]

The correct answer to question # 14,

is A for NCAA and B for HS.

RULE 7 Snapping and Passing the Ball.

SECTION 3. Forward Pass.
Illegal Forward Pass
ARTICLE 2. A forward pass is illegal if:
a. It is thrown by a Team A player whose entire body is beyond the neutral zone when he releases the ball.