BS penalty. Int. grounding on Jameis.

The ruling in the book explains the rationale. I'm not saying I agree with it, but it's right there.

The scenario they propose is 6 seconds remaining in the half with a stopped clock. The QB spikes the ball, which runs 1 second off the clock. Now, a field goal try should run the clock out without the other team getting the ball back with 1 second.

The interesting part is that the ruling states that the penalty is intentional ground, with a 10 yard penalty, a loss of down, and a 10 second runoff. The runoff was not included in this instance as it should have been.
Not disagreeing about what's in the rulebook, just stating it seems like the same penalty for two different things.

In the scenario referenced, throw the flag, put the second back on the clock, 5 yard penalty - job done.