The difference of opinion here lies in NHL vs NCAA rules.  The
     first paragraph describes NHL rules.  Team on power play scores
     while another delayed penalty is being called -->> delayed
     penalty is eliminated and the man already in the box comes out.
     The second paragraph describes NCAA rules.  Team on power play
     scores while another delayed penalty is being called -->> delayed
     penalty is put on the board and served in its entirety and the
     man already in the box comes out.
 
     I still don't understand how it all works together when a penalty
     shot also figures in, but I can at least clear up the one source
     of confusion.  I only know this because of a friendly argument a
     few years back that caused us to do some research.
 
     Glenn Auerbach
     Ann Arbor, MI
     email: [log in to unmask]
 
 
 
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Subject: Re: Michigan Weekend (Part 2 - Ohio State)
Author:  Scott Spooner <[log in to unmask]> at Internet
Date:    3/5/97 11:10
 
>Does anything cover whether a delayed penalty survives it?  It's my
>understanding that a power-play goal during a delayed penalty kills the
>pending penalty as well as the first one.  If this is true, wouldn't
>the proper call be to leave everyone in the box, but don't add any more?
 
Actually, in that situation, a goal would cause the first penalty to come
off the clock and then the delayed call to be made. Thus the offending team
would then have to kill another full penalty. (Without actually searching in
the rule book. :-)  )
 
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