This Kid Walks Into Mordor

[Lightbeard]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UIdI8kh ... re=recentf

[Korola]

All I keep thinking about is the legality of such a procedure. The words "quick and continuous motion" are used in most of the rules I can find. There are rules against tricking your opponent by saying stuff like "hey this ball is flat" and the running.

The defense could have solved all the ambiguity by knocking that bastard on his ass. A good clean helmet to helmet hit, problem solved.

[Dorvan]

Yeah, it's a middle school game so who knows what the rules are...but that's most definitely not a legal snap in high school ball on up.

Some high school trick plays are pretty amusing, this one's just lame imo.

[Lightbeard]

Yeah, it's a middle school game so who knows what the rules are...but that's most definitely not a legal snap in high school ball on up.

Some high school trick plays are pretty amusing, this one's just lame imo.

I've always wanted to see the Fumblerooski in an actual game but I believe it's banned.

[Shathus]

Yeah, it's a middle school game so who knows what the rules are...but that's most definitely not a legal snap in high school ball on up.

Some high school trick plays are pretty amusing, this one's just lame imo.

I've always wanted to see the Fumblerooski in an actual game but I believe it's banned.

In a flag football game this summer, we had a team line up tight on the line with the QB under center (as opposed to shotgun 99.9% of the time), take the snap and then tuck it under the back of the center's jersey.