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Football Officiating => NCAA Discussion => Topic started by: TXMike on December 23, 2012, 08:27:51 PM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgfptwFjIQA
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Clearly a move designed to cause B to jump into the NZ. I can only assume the snapper didn't think B were in the NZ, so he didn't snap. But, the A coach was clearly expecting that result, since he ended up calling T/O, when he didn't get it. The team was't prepared to run a play otherwise.
False start. We need to make these calls to nip these things in the bud, before they become full-blown thorn bushes.
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Clearly a move designed to cause B to jump into the NZ. I can only assume the snapper didn't think B were in the NZ, so he didn't snap. But, the A coach was clearly expecting that result, since he ended up calling T/O, when he didn't get it. The team was't prepared to run a play otherwise.
False start. We need to make these calls to nip these things in the bud, before they become full-blown thorn bushes.
The only way out of this one is if that's what they do all the time regardless of down and distance - highly unlikely though. Yes, should be flagged - does more for us not only in this game but in future games with that team and others as the word will get around.
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If this isn't "a lineman moving his foot, shoulder, arm, body or head in a quick, jerky motion in any direction" I don't really know what is.
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If this isn't "a lineman moving his foot, shoulder, arm, body or head in a quick, jerky motion in any direction" I don't really know what is.
I couldn't agree more.