2. RULING: B 1/10 B17. Team A has the first option as to whether or not to accept the penalty for the live ball foul. Team A will accept the penalty. The 15-yards is enforced from the spot of the foul, B's 32. If Team A declines the penalty, then Team B has the option to replay the down or to take the ball on A's 35. Team B would take the ball on A's 35. The foul has to be handled before the inadvertent whistle rule gets involved. In this play, Team A will accept the penalty and that will be the end of it. When the penalty is accepted, the inadvertent whistle is ignored. Rule 4-1-2-c trumps Rule 4-1-2-b-1.
3. RULING: A 1/goal B9. The ball is spotted at the left hash mark. There is no legal forward pass. A14's run ends behind the previous spot. The 15-yard penalty is enforced half the distance from the previous spot, B's 18, at the left hash mark. The personal foul penalty carries a first down.
4. RULING: B 1/10 B3. A8's scrimmage kick provided the impetus for the ball being in B's end zone. B23's fumble goes forward and out of bounds between the goal lines. The ball is returned to the spot of the fumble. The result of the play would be a touchback. The basic enforcement spot is B's 20.
5. RULING: A 4/1 B34. The clock starts on the snap. An accidental kick is a muff. B82 commits an illegal batting foul and also provides new impetus to the punt. If the penalty is declined, it is a touchback. The penalty will be accepted. The 15-yard penalty is enforced from the previous spot, B's 49.
6. RULING: A retry B16. The basic enforcement spot when a running play ends beyond the neutral zone is the end of the related run. There may not be more than one running play behind the neutral zone if no change of team possession occurs. Thus, there is one running play. The 5-yard penalty is enforced half the distance from the end of A45's run, B's 2. The 15-yard penalty for A45's spiking the ball dead ball foul is enforced from the succeeding spot, B's 1.
7. RULING: B 1/10 A46. If a live ball is declared out of bounds and the ball does not cross a boundary line, it is out of bounds at the ball's most forward point when it was declared dead. The ball is out of bounds and dead at its foremost point in the field of play. The out of bounds precedes the touching by interpretation. This is a free kick out of bounds and a foul. Team B will most likely have the penalty enforced from the spot where the subsequent dead ball belongs to team B, B's 49.