Going under center inside the one

[o_Native Son]

I have to admit I don't watch a ton of college football these days, but for those of y'all who do: are other teams going under center inside the one or two yard line or are we doing pretty much what everyone else does? This would also apply on a third or fourth down with a very short distance to gain. You can still have a false start negate it like last night, but it seems so illogical to have the quarterback at the six yard line initiating a play that could take place so much closer when you just need to push forward a tiny bit.

 

[mcdawg22]

Houston ran a great Goaline play where their QB walked up to the line like he was audibling to his lineman, casually went under center and took the snap for a QB sneak, it was beautiful.

 

[KeyserSoze1999]

That's just crazy enough to work!**

 

[seshomoru]

We take knee from the shot gun.

So yeah...

 

[oxfordrebel22]

Ole Miss does the same crap and it’s infuriating. When you’re consistently losing the line of scrimmage, I can’t fathom why it seems like a good idea to snap the ball back to the 6 or 7 to try and get 1 yard. But, I also don’t make $4M a year to keep pounding round pegs into square holes like both of our genius HC’s do.