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5 man scrimmage kick coverage
It was only for non-scoring attempts.
Some of the crews used what I think is also bizarre coverage on trys and short field goal attempts. They put the umpire back under the cross-bar with the back judge. Then leave the linesman and line judge on the line of scrimmage. In one of the games in which I subbed, "A" lined up in to attempt what looked like a short field goal. I was the back judge and the umpire was back with me behind the other upright. "A" then ran a fake field goal with a pass over the middle. Sometime during the play one of the "B" players had his lower leg broken and ended up about where the holder had been. No one on the crew saw the contact that caused the broken leg. I was told in all of the instances where this mechanic was used that it was more important to cover the goal line than look for holding in the line. comments? |
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