Oct 14, 2017 1:16 AM
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Skibearbumm
I mean we had our girls run this play during the powder puff game in high-school. This shit should never happen ball moved you move.
BrokenMegaman
Can't tell if the center snapped it or if he just stood up. If it was snapped then good work that was awesome
EvilKam
#fuckingvictory
km9v
You can't do that move very often.
4goodsuccess365
Seem like a play worthy of the Patriots, "ref this balls under inflated, psych!"
Moose204
https://youtu.be/kQbAP-K28J8
mulligylan
The play that should only work once
DylanTP
Please tell me this happened in an actual game...
Snaitf
This happened in an actual game.
Skulties1
The old no switcheroo
IAmAwayInTheOcean
Nyooooom
PsychoWarBurdz
rdswords
Elonth
walk like you belong.
celestedrake
That is wonderful. I love wild animals learning like this... Like I saw a herd of deer look both ways before crossing the road.
Kennytarmac
TheFakeRickSanchez
Castlegate in Aberdeen. I live there. Im fucking famous now. Accept me
SharkBaitEx
Same, sadly. It's a fucking shitehole.
Truuuuuuue
QuiGonChuck
Goes to show you don't need to be smart to play football
Srirachachachachachachachacha
If I was a DB there, I would have just stayed with him as he went to sideline, then as soon as tucked the ball, I would put him in grass.
YourLocalSnitch
This strategy itself was smart even if I consider it poor sportsmanship.
ObligatoryFate
I don't think that ever crossed anyone's mind.
hamberders
Idk about everyone else but really not impressed, it feels more like they cheated rather than an awesome athletic play...
jeruseq
Yup, because athleticism isn't all there is to sports. Like most sports football is pretty heavily strategic, and this is a demonstration.
BigTittyGothKitty
I think its funny that the other team actually fell for it.
mormonator12
Using the rule book to the fullest extent isn't cheating.
MidgetWearingaBikini
As someone who has no knowledge of football, is this qualified?
firstnationhombre
Handball. Direct free kick.
sprinckletitties
Yes, if there was something wrong, the refs would have preempted or stopped the play. Tactics like this are completely legal.
downvotingbecause
CarbonNight
I believe in this situation here the ref allowed it but they were told not to pull anything like this again.
ifyourgirlonlyknew
I saw a similar trick played during a championship. It only works once.
chilliceyn
You have to let the refs know beforehand, but yes. We had a center sneak similar to this in college.
lindadeegotmebanned
No this is not legal in Football. American handball it might be.
Themooster2
The British called it soccer first
ratmagic
Fuck off. You know damn well what the question asked.
Nomtombouts
Yes, but typically never works above 8th grade because players learn to play from the snap to the whistle
mongo2291
With nfhs rules this falls as a grey area. It’s a legal snap and formation but there is verbiage in the rule book about intent to deceive.
The officials would have been justified in assessing a penalty
Sticklebrickk
In bird culture, this is known as a dick move.
AngryHumanoid
Nah brah, we call that the ole razzle dazzle.
richunclskeleton
If it touches the hand of the quarterback from the center its a valid snap
IBetYouCantGuessMyUsername
wha... what's a quarterback? :/
TinySupreme
I thought all it had to do was pass through the center's legs, no?
Rystefn
Some leagues allow side-snaps, too.
praiseDOG
They likely told the refs it was coming or they woulda wrongly stopped it
schmerwin
Wasn't the guy with the ball that quarterback?
masterbrotar
Goalie ackchewallie
TKRBrownstone
Doesn't even need to touch the quarterbacks hand. Ever seen a high snap go flying over a quarterbacks head? Still a live ball.
Just needs to go from center to someone else. Lots of trick plays snapping to "not the QB", in this scenario though you don't even snap 1/2
You just pick it up and hand it to the QB. Selling the scenario that something was wrong as the play started strangely. 2/2
rewatched, and oops, ok not this time, but you can just pick it up and turn around and hand it off :) at least in H.S.
hitthatbomb
The offensive team was disciplined enough to freeze completely except for the QB. Seems legit.
StayBullish
Agreed, Defense should have knocked all of them on their asses the second the ball moved.
SirDoober
I've seen a video where they tried it and the defense just mowed them down. It was glorious
Supaji
ComradeSnowball
This is the part where you link said video.
Was like 2 years ago now, is apparently long gone from my YouTube history.
Leeloothedog
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQbAP-K28J8 gotcha gurl
Skibearbumm
I mean we had our girls run this play during the powder puff game in high-school. This shit should never happen ball moved you move.
BrokenMegaman
Can't tell if the center snapped it or if he just stood up. If it was snapped then good work that was awesome
EvilKam
#fuckingvictory
km9v
You can't do that move very often.
4goodsuccess365
Seem like a play worthy of the Patriots, "ref this balls under inflated, psych!"
Moose204
https://youtu.be/kQbAP-K28J8
mulligylan
The play that should only work once
DylanTP
Please tell me this happened in an actual game...
Snaitf
This happened in an actual game.
Skulties1
The old no switcheroo
IAmAwayInTheOcean
Nyooooom
PsychoWarBurdz
rdswords
Elonth
walk like you belong.
celestedrake
That is wonderful. I love wild animals learning like this... Like I saw a herd of deer look both ways before crossing the road.
Kennytarmac
TheFakeRickSanchez
Castlegate in Aberdeen. I live there. Im fucking famous now. Accept me
SharkBaitEx
Same, sadly. It's a fucking shitehole.
TheFakeRickSanchez
Truuuuuuue
QuiGonChuck
Goes to show you don't need to be smart to play football
Srirachachachachachachachacha
If I was a DB there, I would have just stayed with him as he went to sideline, then as soon as tucked the ball, I would put him in grass.
YourLocalSnitch
This strategy itself was smart even if I consider it poor sportsmanship.
ObligatoryFate
I don't think that ever crossed anyone's mind.
hamberders
Idk about everyone else but really not impressed, it feels more like they cheated rather than an awesome athletic play...
jeruseq
Yup, because athleticism isn't all there is to sports. Like most sports football is pretty heavily strategic, and this is a demonstration.
BigTittyGothKitty
I think its funny that the other team actually fell for it.
mormonator12
Using the rule book to the fullest extent isn't cheating.
MidgetWearingaBikini
As someone who has no knowledge of football, is this qualified?
firstnationhombre
Handball. Direct free kick.
sprinckletitties
Yes, if there was something wrong, the refs would have preempted or stopped the play. Tactics like this are completely legal.
downvotingbecause
CarbonNight
I believe in this situation here the ref allowed it but they were told not to pull anything like this again.
ifyourgirlonlyknew
I saw a similar trick played during a championship. It only works once.
chilliceyn
You have to let the refs know beforehand, but yes. We had a center sneak similar to this in college.
lindadeegotmebanned
No this is not legal in Football. American handball it might be.
Themooster2
The British called it soccer first
ratmagic
Fuck off. You know damn well what the question asked.
Nomtombouts
Yes, but typically never works above 8th grade because players learn to play from the snap to the whistle
mongo2291
With nfhs rules this falls as a grey area. It’s a legal snap and formation but there is verbiage in the rule book about intent to deceive.
mongo2291
The officials would have been justified in assessing a penalty
Sticklebrickk
In bird culture, this is known as a dick move.
AngryHumanoid
Nah brah, we call that the ole razzle dazzle.
downvotingbecause
richunclskeleton
If it touches the hand of the quarterback from the center its a valid snap
IBetYouCantGuessMyUsername
wha... what's a quarterback? :/
TinySupreme
I thought all it had to do was pass through the center's legs, no?
Rystefn
Some leagues allow side-snaps, too.
praiseDOG
They likely told the refs it was coming or they woulda wrongly stopped it
schmerwin
Wasn't the guy with the ball that quarterback?
masterbrotar
Goalie ackchewallie
TKRBrownstone
Doesn't even need to touch the quarterbacks hand. Ever seen a high snap go flying over a quarterbacks head? Still a live ball.
jeruseq
Just needs to go from center to someone else. Lots of trick plays snapping to "not the QB", in this scenario though you don't even snap 1/2
jeruseq
You just pick it up and hand it to the QB. Selling the scenario that something was wrong as the play started strangely. 2/2
jeruseq
rewatched, and oops, ok not this time, but you can just pick it up and turn around and hand it off :) at least in H.S.
hitthatbomb
The offensive team was disciplined enough to freeze completely except for the QB. Seems legit.
StayBullish
Agreed, Defense should have knocked all of them on their asses the second the ball moved.
SirDoober
I've seen a video where they tried it and the defense just mowed them down. It was glorious
Supaji
ComradeSnowball
This is the part where you link said video.
SirDoober
Was like 2 years ago now, is apparently long gone from my YouTube history.
Leeloothedog
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQbAP-K28J8 gotcha gurl