Low momentum contact during and after the catching attempt is often unavoidable and is not a foul. Violent impact with legitimately positioned opponents constitutes harmful endangerment, is a foul, and must be strictly avoided. If the disc has not been released at the end of the count, it is turned over to the defense at that point. When a foul is called, play stops and the player who is fouled gains possession at the point of the infraction. For a momentum or pivoting foul, play stops, a check of the disc occurs, but possession is retained by the thrower.
Play continues when both teams are ready.
Should a foul occur in the end zone, possession is gained at the foul line. A goal is scored when an offensive player lands in bounds with any part of both feet in the end zone after receiving a pass from a teammate. The goal line is not considered part of the end zone. A player in possession may not score by running into the end zone. The team that scores receives one point.