Arkansas-Mizzou two point conversion

[pjsaul]

http://screengrabber.deadspin.com/missouri-ties-up-arkansas-with-trick-play-two-point-con-1664421625/+bubbaprog

Anyone have a problem with this play?

[cbailey]

nothing wrong with this.

[bossman72]

No such "apparent confusion" UNS foul in NCAA rules like in NFHS.  TD!

[pjsaul]

No such "apparent confusion" UNS foul in NCAA rules like in NFHS.  TD!

Sounds easy enough! That said, would this be a UNS foul in NFHS in your judgement?

[SouthGARef]

Sounds easy enough! That said, would this be a UNS foul in NFHS in your judgement?

Personally I don't think so.

[clearwall]

Im with the others here. Got set, looked to the sideline, faced forward again and went in motion. Looks fine to me.

[TheRulesGenie]

I have no issue here either. He does come forward, but his motion is lateral, so no illegal motion.

[bossman72]

Sounds easy enough! That said, would this be a UNS foul in NFHS in your judgement?

Actually this particular play I would let go because he is calling an audible to his team and not gesturing to the sideline like something is wrong.

[Magician]

A team in our D3 conference did this exact same thing on a 2-point conversion to win a game. He explained it to us the week before in pre-game and we felt it was legal as long as he didn't give any kind of issue of a problem. Until we hear otherwise, this is a legal way to deceive the defense.