Legal "trick" plays?

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by JasonTX

For NCAA.

1. Illegal
2. Illegal
3. The ball becomes dead when a player simulates placing a knee on the ground. If he don't simulate, then it's a legal play.

Agreed. 1 and 2 are unfair acts. For number 3, I love that the NCAA has this rule.

[APG]

Originally Posted by Welpe

Agreed. 1 and 2 are unfair acts. For number 3, I love that the NCAA has this rule.

For completeness sake, the NFL has a similar rule which says the play is over when the QB simulates taking a knee. Surprised this isn't the rule for FED as well.

[Canned Heat]

Originally Posted by Welpe

Agreed. 1 and 2 are unfair acts. For number 3, I love that the NCAA has this rule.

All but one of my games this year has ended on a QB kneel.....we take this very seriously. I have my U mention multiple times to the D that they're going to a knee, nothing foolish...yada yada. If the QB and/or coach mention the "going to a knee" I specifically state to the QB to backstep and go down immediately. We are in there tighter and rather quickly to assure no one gets popped with a cheapy. I fully agree with the NCAA wording and wish it were implemented into Fed.