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``We want to kick the ball up, so he'll have to fair catch it,'' Carroll said. With the banning of the fair catch also comes protection for punt returners in the form of a five-yard protective "halo" by potential tacklers until the punt is caught, and members of the kicking team will not be able to release from the line of scrimmage until the ball is kicked. Punt problems again: Just when Bruins coach Karl Dorrell thought the problem was solved, UCLA's Terrence Austin muffed a fair catch late in the first, and Stanford recovered, only to miss a field goal on the drive. |
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