The runner did not go backwards. He actually fell forward.
And for the record I have seen this play before as I personally know one of the official's involved and he sent me this play for my opinion.
Edit: I had some information incorrect. This was ruled a horse collar by our state, but it goes against what we were told in some interpretations. We were told if they runner did not go backwards, this was not a horse collar in all the literature that was sent to officials. This is not "classic" to me if the runner goes forward. But as said to me, "What do I know?"
Peace
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Charles Michael “Mick” Chambers (1947-2010)
Last edited by JRutledge; Wed Oct 28, 2009 at 12:17pm.
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