What is Kalani signaling with his hands on top of each other?

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Nov 14, 2024
1:10:59pm

tarmstrong All-American

What is Kalani signaling with his hands on top of each other?

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tarmstrong

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Its true, their D line flinches to draw the Oline - two examples.

Avery

1:05pm

Sincere question: is there a rule against that?

oxcoug

1:09pm

it's very common

SalmonOfCapistrano

1:09pm

they can't simulate the snap, but they can move. Not sure what the restrictions

Garn

1:10pm

As long as they don't cross the line, I think it's fine

El Jefe

1:10pm

yes, but it is a judgement call. If the ref thinks they aren't doing it

Avery

1:10pm

Moving to the side is fine.

JuicyJam

1:16pm

The center moves before the D Lineman points at him to alert the ref he moved.

RGGeemer

1:25pm

I see that now. Good point.

JuicyJam

1:27pm

Macdizzle brought this up as well.

1:10pm

What is Kalani signaling with his hands on top of each other?

tarmstrong

1:10pm

I've been wondering the same thing

SalmonOfCapistrano

1:11pm

defensive delay of game. That is what the penalty should be.

Avery

1:13pm

you learn something new every day. I see that happen *all the time*, but here it

SalmonOfCapistrano

1:15pm

yep, exactly

Avery

1:24pm

I didn't see any movements there that the D can't do, but it looked like both

Ghost of Peanut

1:16pm

utah has LONG been known to fake snap counts, shift and do anything possible

cougswin

1:27pm

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