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Where is the ball spotted if the kick is blocked and falls beyond the line of scrimmage?
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∙ 12y ago
Assuming the ball is not returned and rolls dead in the field of play, it depends:
High school: The ball is spotted where it rolls dead.
College: The ball is spotted at the previous line of scrimmage or at the 20-yard line.
NFL: The ball is spotted at the spot of the kick or at the 20-yard line.
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