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Date Posted: Sat, April 18 2009, 13:15:12 GMT-10
Author: DB
Subject: Offside at the kick

What's the onside rule with regards to a kick? Clearly in last night's Titans vs Raiders match, William Zillman and Mark Minichiello had at least one foot in front of Scott Prince when he kicked the ball, yet Phil Cooley still awarded the try.

I always thought both feet had to be behind the ball at the kick. Is this true? If so, how does a man who gets to watch countless replays of an incident still make the wrong decision?

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