It looks like the QB flips the ball forward to the center rather than handing it off, and of course, he's not an eligible receiver. When the center throws the ball, that marks the second forward pass -- also illegal.
Less booger picking says the QB to center flip was lateral and not forward, and we're all good. Hard to tell from that video, but it sure wasn't obviously backwards or an obvious handoff.
It's close, and the angle we have is FAR from definitive. Looks like the center MIGHT have gotten back to the yard line equal to the QB. I'm also betting in the heat of the moment, that wouldn't be noticed.
We HAD a play where the end comes around in front of the QB, the QB flips him the ball, and he then flips it back to the opposite end on a reverse. The second end then throws a forward pass.
As we were in practice for week 2, I was watching the offense, and one of our injured players was standing with me. He said, "Coach, isn't that two forward passes?" He was exactly right, and I went to the OC and let him know. We changed the play so the first "flip" is now a clear handoff.
But here's the kicker: we ran the play twice in week 1, and no foul was ever called. I also think our injured player (who will have a limited career in football) should seriously consider taking up officiating when he leaves high school!