They're tricky. Correspondent Bill McDonald reports:
On 9-23-11, I was in West Linn at a football game. Canby High School had just scored and this is the following kick-off.
Comments (7)
That's a Central Catholic Rams play, although I have not seen CC run it all the way through the kick. They run the huddle right up to the ball every kickoff, then fall back to a normal kickoff formation and kick it away. They spend a lot of effort setting up eventuall use of what Canby did in Bill's YouTube.
Canby lost to CC earlier this year, but took something useful from that game.
I like the way the team moves as one thing, so that 4 or 5 of them are basically piling on at the end. I've never seen this play before, and I've been watching football forever.
Thanks for the follow-up, John, and I hope you won't mind me mentioning Travis. I was at the service and still have the program.
Incidentally, I don't believe Canby scored on this drive. They went up eventually 27-14 with a missed extra point. Then West Linn came roaring back to go ahead 28-27 into the 4th, before finally draining a 42-yard field goal to win 31-27.
It was an awesome game. Like watching an entire season of "Friday Night Lights" in 3 hours.
The one kid leaps up and catches the room service hop around 14 or 15 yards in. That's what struck me about this: You can have all the "trickeration" you want, but you have to execute it, and this was perfect. Okay, there's a "tell" just before it happens when one player puts a leg back in a running stance, but other than that it's a perfect deception.
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That's a Central Catholic Rams play, although I have not seen CC run it all the way through the kick. They run the huddle right up to the ball every kickoff, then fall back to a normal kickoff formation and kick it away. They spend a lot of effort setting up eventuall use of what Canby did in Bill's YouTube.
Canby lost to CC earlier this year, but took something useful from that game.
Posted by John F. Bradach, Sr. | September 25, 2011 1:09 AM
I like the way the team moves as one thing, so that 4 or 5 of them are basically piling on at the end. I've never seen this play before, and I've been watching football forever.
Thanks for the follow-up, John, and I hope you won't mind me mentioning Travis. I was at the service and still have the program.
Incidentally, I don't believe Canby scored on this drive. They went up eventually 27-14 with a missed extra point. Then West Linn came roaring back to go ahead 28-27 into the 4th, before finally draining a 42-yard field goal to win 31-27.
It was an awesome game. Like watching an entire season of "Friday Night Lights" in 3 hours.
Posted by Bill McDonald | September 25, 2011 6:26 AM
Is it necessary for the ball to have 10 yards of free travel before the kicking team touches it?
Posted by Mister Tee | September 25, 2011 8:54 AM
The one kid leaps up and catches the room service hop around 14 or 15 yards in. That's what struck me about this: You can have all the "trickeration" you want, but you have to execute it, and this was perfect. Okay, there's a "tell" just before it happens when one player puts a leg back in a running stance, but other than that it's a perfect deception.
Posted by Bill McDonald | September 25, 2011 9:59 AM
Bill,
You should send this to ESPN at the following link:
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/sportscenter/homevideo
This would be great to see on SportsCenter.
Posted by espnfan | September 25, 2011 11:51 AM
I'm Impressed. So often trick plays are major fuskups in HS play. That must have been a hoot!
Posted by dman | September 25, 2011 7:43 PM
They call it "The Mayweather"
Posted by pmalach | September 25, 2011 7:59 PM