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I had seen that on TV Tuesday morning...a fun play, similar to one a year or two back where the quarterback said this is the wrong ball and walked to the sideline to exchange it before he sprinted to the end zone.
When I was at Lehigh, our team was pretty bad one year, but pulled a trick play where the quarterback bent down to tie his shoe, and when the defense relaxed we ran a wildcat type play pretty successfully, against our arch-rival Lafayette.
When I was at Lehigh, our team was pretty bad one year, but pulled a trick play where the quarterback bent down to tie his shoe, and when the defense relaxed we ran a wildcat type play pretty successfully, against our arch-rival Lafayette.
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The only problem I have with the play, is that the coach was involved in its execution during the game...by calling over to his team from the sideline that there "should have been 5 more yards" on the penalty, which the QB then "marked off". (Two coaches and the QB were interviewed on CBS on Tuesday morning)
These were middle schoolers...and both sides would/should pay attention to an adult "giving instruction" from off the field.....hence the success of the play.
A true trick play would have involved only the players...NOT the coaching staff, especially at this young age.
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These were middle schoolers...and both sides would/should pay attention to an adult "giving instruction" from off the field.....hence the success of the play.
A true trick play would have involved only the players...NOT the coaching staff, especially at this young age.
YOMV