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Mon Nov 26, 2007, 07:54am
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Under NCAA rules a team can attempt an onside kick on any free kick, and the kick after a safety is a free kick. Also, the free kick after a safety can be kicked from a tee (like any regular kickoff) or can be kicked from the hand (punt or drop-kick).
Either the coach made a tactical error here (maybe didn't know the rule?), or was simply trying to say we've given it our best and the game is over.
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