Is it by design that BYU snaps the ball with under 5 seconds on the play clock

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Nov 18, 2024
10:40:21am

Rusty Crab Daddy All-American

Is it by design that BYU snaps the ball with under 5 seconds on the play clock

on every single down?

And if so, why?

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Rusty Crab Daddy

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Is it by design that BYU snaps the ball with under 5 seconds on the play clock

Rusty Crab Daddy

10:40am

In several games they've been trying to limit the number of drives the opponent gets.

kccougar

10:42am

That sounds like the strategy of a mediocre to bad team

CameronG

10:58am

I thought the same thing, usually what an underdog looks to do when

stansburycoug

11:02am

It was 100% what the strategy was

CameronG

11:11am

It’s playing not to lose- not showing trust in your team

ausgezeichnet

11:03am

Last game it seemed like it took them that long to get set up, then let the

Polecat

10:42am

Also it seems Jake doesn't have the play until like 20 seconds left. I think it

Rusty Crab Daddy

10:44am

Those little carrier pigeon notes are hard for Jake to read.

11:00am

Feels like another sign of dysfunction to me

Heath Squashwell

10:46am

It is dysfunction and disorganization. People think it’s play selection, which

Polecat

10:50am

Because they don't know how to get play calls in and then have to wait while

11:00am

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