A-11 is no longer legal.

[daggo66]

Originally Posted by Ed Hickland

If Bryan had simply run the A-11 at Piedmont and stayed low key it would have never been a problem.

This is the key to the entire saga. I can't think of any reason why he simply wouldn't have gone to his local official's association to ask if the formation was legal. They would have said that while not in the spirit of the rule, there was nothing against it. His poor little school could then compete with the Goliaths they played. Evidently there was another motive.

[waltjp]

Originally Posted by daggo66

This is the key to the entire saga. I can't think of any reason why he simply wouldn't have gone to his local official's association to ask if the formation was legal. They would have said that while not in the spirit of the rule, there was nothing against it. His poor little school could then compete with the Goliaths they played. Evidently there was another motive.

Yeah, but then who'd be hailing him as the genius creator of this innovative, exciting, safer offense?

[MrUmpire]

Originally Posted by daggo66

Evidently there was another motive.

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