Dusting off the rulebook

[voiceoflg]

I'm ashamed to say my fellow sportscasters didn't have a clue about this situation. Lincoln County (in red) is leading 21-7, and had just forced a punt by Hawkinsville from deep in its endzone. LC fair caught the ball at the Hawkinsville 32 with 18 seconds left in the second quarter. Then the fun began.

Here's the video

LC HC Larry Campbell has been at Lincoln County since 1971 and has a 403-69-3 record. Not much beats experience.

[Bob M.]

Priceless !

[waltjp]

Was this a six man crew? Is that the norm for Georgia? I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong but with 5-man mechanics wouldn't the R and U be under the uprights for the free kick?

[ljudge]

Originally Posted by waltjp

Was this a six man crew? Is that the norm for Georgia? I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong but with 5-man mechanics wouldn't the R and U be under the uprights for the free kick?

I noticed the R behind the kicker as well and thought the same thing. In 5 man the R and U go under.

As soon as I heard "fixin" 3 times I thought this was a game in Dallas. I tease my friend all the time (she's originally from Dallas) for using that term. She's always "fixin" to do something.

[JasonTX]

I love it! Without that accent it wouldn't be near as funny.

[Theisey]

Even in a 4-man crew, the R and U would be under. I guess they don't see this play very often.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by Theisey

Even in a 4-man crew, the R and U would be under. I guess they don't see this play very often.

Hoo-wee!

There are at least 6 officials on the field.