it all comes down to rocks paper scissors....

Ok, I will have to watch this one again. It wasn't because you were confusing, but I am trying to picture all these things at once. Not my strong Suit. All the best to you and yours. God Bless, thanks for sharing. Sean

Good work... thanks.

Looking at the defense formation

Wildcat formation to slick lol

5:30 is illegal for sure like others pointed out. Also when he motions the receiver back to the right around 6:30, won't he make himself ineligible by lining up there? There's a split end lined up on that side already. They'd need the TE (or split end) to get on the line on the left side, then have the receiver previously in motion line up 1 yard off the line in order to be eligible. That's my understanding at least and I'm far from an expert so correct me if I'm wrong.

Does the center not count when there's 7 players on the line of scrimmage?

Does the man in motion rule about not being allowed to run towards the line of scrimmage apply to college football too?

@TheOnDeckCircle

10 жыл бұрын

Yes it does. The only place I know you can do that is in Arena League Football.

at 05:30 -> wouldnt that be an illegal formation? Too many players in the backfield? Apart from that, great video!

@ronnieelkin6596

9 жыл бұрын

Mario Kl. correct sir, Peytons audible is Omaha!!!!

Nice video man..What program did you use to demonstrate?

@TheOnDeckCircle

10 жыл бұрын

It is plain old Microsoft Paint, recorded with software from CamStudio (dot) org.

I'm trying to find out why a shift or a motion can be legally made. Sometimes a player moves and it's a false start, while other times he's free to run around. How do referees draw the line? Check out some O-line shifts. Mostly, when a lineman moves, it's a false start, yet at other times, it's called a shift. Can anyone explain it? I can't find a reference to any rule.

@tonyetzu

3 жыл бұрын

The shift play from a two-point stance (hands on knees) is legal. If two or more players shift, all 11 players have to come set again before the snap, or before a single player can go in motion. Also, you can snap the ball even if all 11 players are set in the two-point stance, (with at least seven players on the line of scrimmage), there is no requirement of having a hand down on the ground. Putting a hand down on the ground only restricts an interior lineman from shifting. Once the hand goes down for an interior lineman, the player can only move with the snap. Credit: Bill LeMonnier- rules analyst @blogs.usafootball.com/blog/711/ask-the-official-motion-and-shift-rules-are-governed-by-movement-not-vocal-commands But nothing there about why some movement from a two-point stance draws a flag. Sometimes I see a running back or receiver get penalized for moving a bit, I would just count it as a shift.

Can the defense always be moving? Do they have to come a complete stop before the snap, as well?

@TheOnDeckCircle

4 жыл бұрын

No, as long as they don't go past the ball they can run around all they want. They just intentionally try to get the offense to jump offsides.

@generalaspergers4205

4 жыл бұрын

TheOnDeckCircle Thank you for such a quick response! I’m a senior and this will be my first time playing varsity football, so I’m trying to learn as much as possible!

The left tackle was uncovered, that's a penalty.

Hurry up offensive...We practice all week...Only handle 4

Illegal formations spotted