Rules Analysis
If a called infraction occurs while play is stopped, any subsequent play is negated and players must assume their appropriate locations under 9.D.1. This called infraction does not alter the stall count.
Thus any pass attempted will be returned to the thrower.
If a called infraction occurs while play is stopped, any subsequent play is negated and players must assume their appropriate locations under 9.D.1.
If a called infraction occurs while play is stopped, any subsequent play is negated and players must assume their appropriate locations under 9.D.1.
Thus any pass attempted will be returned to the thrower.
If a called infraction occurs while play is stopped, any subsequent play is negated and players must assume their appropriate locations under VIII.D.1.
Thus any pass attempted will be returned to the thrower.
If a called infraction occurs while play is stopped, any subsequent play is negated and players must assume their appropriate locations under 9.D.1. This called infraction does not alter the stall count.
Thus any pass attempted will be returned to the thrower.