Offense - flanker reverse pass to the QB. I don't know why.
Defense - Tackle in the end zone for a safety.

The triple option out of the flexbone. It's a thing of beauty.

Or just about anything run out of the straight T or the Marlyand I formation.

For my team, the victory formation.

I love the pass to the WR who then throws a bomb.

The "Lombardi" or Power Sweep

Jet sweep.

(03-08-2017 10:37 AM)Kaplony Wrote:  The "Lombardi" or Power Sweep

Ahhhhh.....Beautiful play. Gotta have a guard with quick feet.

Offense: A double-end around flea-flicker.
Defense: A Stunt Zone Safety Blitz.

The Annexation of Puerto Rico.

(03-08-2017 10:50 AM)ArmyBlazer Wrote:  

(03-08-2017 10:37 AM)Kaplony Wrote:  The "Lombardi" or Power Sweep

Ahhhhh.....Beautiful play. Gotta have a guard with quick feet.

Yup. When properly run it's both poetry in motion and almost impossible to stop.

You get a seal HERE, and a seal HERE, and you run it in the ALLEY. (One of my favorite pieces of sports footage)

On defense, I love the prevent formation, especially defenses that still know how to KNOCK IT DOWN, a lost art these days. I've never seen so many Hail Marys get caught as get converted these days.

My brother, a former receiver in SEC, said they design complex Hail Marys to beat the coverage but even still, they should be knocked down way more often than the current trends.

(03-08-2017 12:45 PM)_C2_ Wrote:  The Annexation of Puerto Rico.

Mine too! of course the actually play is called Fumblerooski. Not as dramatic as they portrayed in Little Giants but still got a touchdown out of it.





Not just one play but probably one of the best college games I've seen. Boise did a number of "trick plays" to win this game.

2007 Fiesta Bowl. Boise States vs. OU.

Double reverse flea flicker

http://campussports.net/2015/09/19/video...a-flicker/

It has to be the victory formation. It's cruel, it demoralizes the opposition, pleases the fan base, and is the culmination of a great game plan.

All the plays that were mentioned are fun to watch. But none of them means a danged thing unless the final play is as I described.

Offensive: Inside screen pass for TD,
Defense: Blocked punt returned for TD,

I do have to admit....this play is growing on me for some reason

(03-08-2017 04:36 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  I do have to admit....this play is growing on me for some reason

Yeah, it's right up there with the Kick Six!

(03-08-2017 12:54 PM)Erictelevision Wrote:  You get a seal HERE, and a seal HERE, and you run it in the ALLEY. (One of my favorite pieces of sports footage)

Mine, too. What I hate is when someone like Merrill Hoge tries to say it like Lombardi did. I don't need them to do a damn impression of the man. Just give us your analysis, damn it!

Not really related to this discussion but I used to serve as a director on the Hoge/Lake golf tournament Merrill Hoge ran with Carnell Lake and I have to tell you they are two of the nicest people, much less professional athletes, I have ever been around. It's literally impossible to dislike Merrill Hoge. He's just a great guy from Idaho.