I recall some fairly significant formation shifts before the snap. It was visually impressive, just not effective in, you know, gaining yards.I did not see this before I replied but I remember it was incomplete?? Only reason is because the crowd cheered it because we (fans) wanted to be a passing offense sooo bad.
Doesn't mean you can't run it at a spring game (scrimmage) 🙂It’s illegal now.
head to flats inside the 10To honor Scott Frost:
Swing pass on 1st and 20, following a false start and a delay of game.
They'll put Solich in a helmet and pads and hand him the ball, it'll be sort of like Jack Hoffman but, you know, different.First play? I think Rhule has his finger squarely on the pulse of Husker Nation. With that in mind I say he calls a fullback trap play as the first call of his career. Heck, just lining up in an I formation with a fullback in front of an I back will get a roar from the crowd.
Same size uni.They'll put Solich in a helmet and pads and hand him the ball, it'll be sort of like Jack Hoffman but, you know, different.
It was in game 2 or 3 the following fall they ran an option play that did fairly well, like 6 yards. The Monday after the game they had the coach's show, I think with Don Gill and Gill noted they ran an option. Callahan's smart assed comment was something like, "Yeah, we ran the option, I guess I'm a real football coach now."No they lined up in the I then shifted into a 5-wide set and threw a quick pass