FB: BEST ANGLE ON OKLAHOMA FAKE FG INTERCEPTION

yoshukai

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I’ve seen elsewhere that once a kicker leaves the backfield , if the holder recieves the ball while his knee is on the ground ,he is considered down.
So if this is true(they say it’s in the rule book) the refs missed the call .
 

Cats_2010

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I’ve seen elsewhere that once a kicker leaves the backfield , if the holder recieves the ball while his knee is on the ground ,he is considered down.
So if this is true(they say it’s in the rule book) the refs missed the call .
Quick google search says that is correct. I have no idea however if his knee was still on the ground when he received the snap, will have to go back and watch it again, Begs to question however, had they been successful would Stein have challenged the play?

edit to add just watched again and his knee was definitely still down.
 
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MidseasonTweak

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That was the dumbest play I've ever watched. I found it hilarious to see that holder still kneeling for the snap when the kicker had already ran away. Nobody in the world was expecting a kick...the only way it could have been a surprise would have been if the holder had stood up and punted.
Yeah it was already revealed for over three seconds before holder even got the ball. Awful design
 
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