I love how the center just casually hands the ball over his shoulder and the quarterback just walks straight through the defensive line and the whole defense just stares at him. Oh, you got to love middle school football!
I was playing in a game the day after I saw this. The team we were playing against tried it. I play defensive tackle. I saw the snap and leveled th QB, forced a fumble, and recovered it. This is a play that only works once ever...in all of football.
Amazing! Three times through and I'm still laughing! Object lesson here guys: They won't chase you if you aren't running! ONE player on the other team got what was going on. Who ever came up with that play gets an A for the year!
AHAHAHAHA Im a coach and I would have laughed my but off if some pulled that on my defense. You can't get mad at it. That was great execution. I LOVE IT!!!
Nicolas Cage is an American actor, director, and producer. He has performed in leading roles in a variety of films, ranging from romantic comedies and dramas to science fiction and action films. Cage is known for his prolificacy, appearing in at least one film per year nearly every year since 1980, with the exception of 1985 and 1991. In the early years of his career, Cage starred in films such as Valley Girl (1983), Racing with the Moon (1984), Birdy (1984), Peggy Sue Got Married (1986), Raising Arizona (1987), Moonstruck (1987), Vampire's Kiss (1989), Wild at Heart (1990), Honeymoon in Vegas (1992), and Red Rock West (1993). Cage received an Academy Award, a Golden Globe, and Screen Actors Guild Award for his performance as an alcoholic Hollywood writer in Leaving Las Vegas (1995) before coming to the attention of wider audiences with mainstream films such as The Rock (1996), Face/Off (1997), Con Air (1997), City of Angels (1998), and National Treasure (2004). He earned his second Academy Award nomination for his performance as Charlie and Donald Kaufman in Adaptation (2002). In 2002, he directed the film Sonny, for which he was nominated for Grand Special Prize at Deauville Film Festival. Cage owns the production company Saturn Films and has produced films such as Shadow of the Vampire (2000) and The Life of David Gale (2003). Though his performances in The Weather Man (2005), Lord of War (2005), The Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans (2009), and Kick-Ass (2010) earned critical acclaim, and films such as Ghost Rider (2007) and Knowing (2009) were box office successes, Cage has been strongly criticized in recent years for his choice of roles, some of which have been universally panned.[5][6] He starred in The Croods, The Frozen Ground, and Joe, which all received acclaim
cause at first they were confused and thought that they weren't playing yet, until they realized they were tricked and only one guy was close enough to try and stop him
That's actually a very good question, I think. Thank you for finally debating this on a rational level. There is absolutely a place for trick plays, where you are misleading the opponent into believing you're going to go one way rather than the other, for instance, or you're going to run rather than pass, but to mislead them into thinking the game is not happening while you steal an advantage is simply shameful, and, to my mind, should always be regarded as such.
+rideforever Oh, you mean like play actions, draws, end arounds, reverses, statue of liberties, fake punts, fake field goals, surprise onside kicks, flea flickers, reverse punt returns, etc.
+leesdroidaccount harbin Haha yeah we were once called on a play on the terms of "attempting to deceive the opponent". THERE'S A REASON WE SAY BLUE 42 INSTEAD OF "hey, we're running to the left."
All of those deceptions occur AFTER the ball is snapped. Verbiage and action designed to make the defense think there's a problem and the ball won;t be snapped are illegal and result in an unsportsmanlike conduct foul on the head coach.
Every state's athletic association has its own rules. So while it might be true in your state, it's not true in all of them. The best solution is for the coaches to inform their players that if this happens, it's a live play. In fact, there are a couple of videos in which this play was foiled by opponents who didn't fall for it.
This is an illegal play because the ball wasn't snapped and the play was designed to deceive the other team and thus by the rules of NFHS, the play is illegal period.
There us nothing I. The rules that says the ball must be snapped between the linemans legs. The ball was very obviously snapped, but in an unusual way. Doesn't change the fact it was snapped.
a lot of people dont realize you dont have to hike the ball between your legs, it's just done that way cause it's the best way to block after. You can actually turn and hand it to the qb...so pretty much thats what they did and the defense was confused cause they probably didn't know..
Also are american football games for schools like this played within the state/ general area or across the nation? Wanna play this in Australia. Love that tackling!
It is only offsides if a member of the Offense is set up across the Line of Scrimmage prior to the ball being snapped. Since the QB didn't step across the LoS before the ball was lifted from the ground, there was no offsides to be called.
it shows character and if you get "humiliated" you'll either fold your hand and give up or fight back either way it teaches competition like adam smith said "Every man, as long as he does not violate the laws of justice, is left perfectly free to pursue his own interest his own way, and to bring both his industry and capital into competition with those of any other man or order of men." it was played by the rules and that's how we do it in 'merica.
The play starts, and the guy handed the ball to the guy in the back. It's completely legal in all sports, saying it's not is like if you serve a volleyball from the back casually enough (And they didn't remember that it wasn't their turn to serve) that the other team thinks it's just a pass so they can serve, and catch the ball is illegal.
@JK51Italian If you pay close attention, he doesn't pick the ball up. It is side snapped to him from the center. Therefore, there is no illegal motion. Totally legal.
College football has the probably the same amount of fanbase as the NFL does in the USA. IDK about middle school though, but football is USA's biggest sport, and a school match is usually watched and known by almost everyone the school/state is representing.
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They must be like, "Is that legal?"
“I will make it legal.”
I love how the center just casually hands the ball over his shoulder and the quarterback just walks straight through the defensive line and the whole defense just stares at him. Oh, you got to love middle school football!
Gandhi himself couldn't have done this non-violent play better! Bravo Driscol Middle School!
I was playing in a game the day after I saw this. The team we were playing against tried it. I play defensive tackle. I saw the snap and leveled th QB, forced a fumble, and recovered it. This is a play that only works once ever...in all of football.
Amazing! Three times through and I'm still laughing! Object lesson here guys: They won't chase you if you aren't running! ONE player on the other team got what was going on. Who ever came up with that play gets an A for the year!
I give props to the safety for staying with him to the end while everyone else gave up. Hope he's starting on varsity next year.
That may be the best lesson a bunch of middle schoolers could ever learn in life. On both teams.
The coach must feel real clever fooling a bunch of middle schoolers
The guy chasing him was pretty fast
A quaterback SNEAK!!!
like the pikachu picture
They see me rollin', they hatin'
AHAHAHAHA Im a coach and I would have laughed my but off if some pulled that on my defense. You can't get mad at it. That was great execution. I LOVE IT!!!
You finally get the recognition you deserve.
I STILL ENJOY THIS PLAY! THIS WILL BE FUNNY TO ME FOREVER!
I had to watch this 3 times in order to comprehend this. Amazing
Absolutely Fabulous!
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Probably the greatest play ever :D
why do so many people hate this its called creativity and its pretty enjoyable to watch kudos coach
That moment when your school has 21 million views on RUclips
Nicolas Cage is an American actor, director, and producer. He has performed in leading roles in a variety of films, ranging from romantic comedies and dramas to science fiction and action films. Cage is known for his prolificacy, appearing in at least one film per year nearly every year since 1980, with the exception of 1985 and 1991.
In the early years of his career, Cage starred in films such as Valley Girl (1983), Racing with the Moon (1984), Birdy (1984), Peggy Sue Got Married (1986), Raising Arizona (1987), Moonstruck (1987), Vampire's Kiss (1989), Wild at Heart (1990), Honeymoon in Vegas (1992), and Red Rock West (1993).
Cage received an Academy Award, a Golden Globe, and Screen Actors Guild Award for his performance as an alcoholic Hollywood writer in Leaving Las Vegas (1995) before coming to the attention of wider audiences with mainstream films such as The Rock (1996), Face/Off (1997), Con Air (1997), City of Angels (1998), and National Treasure (2004). He earned his second Academy Award nomination for his performance as Charlie and Donald Kaufman in Adaptation (2002). In 2002, he directed the film Sonny, for which he was nominated for Grand Special Prize at Deauville Film Festival. Cage owns the production company Saturn Films and has produced films such as Shadow of the Vampire (2000) and The Life of David Gale (2003).
Though his performances in The Weather Man (2005), Lord of War (2005), The Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans (2009), and Kick-Ass (2010) earned critical acclaim, and films such as Ghost Rider (2007) and Knowing (2009) were box office successes, Cage has been strongly criticized in recent years for his choice of roles, some of which have been universally panned.[5][6] He starred in The Croods, The Frozen Ground, and Joe, which all received acclaim
Thank you.
Wow, you‘re good at copy pasting....
what does this hav to do with the channel
MelonSquasher oke did not read any of that
cause at first they were confused and thought that they weren't playing yet, until they realized they were tricked and only one guy was close enough to try and stop him
That was hilarious!
I think he even fool the ref
OMG YAH THAT'S MY SCHOOL!!!!
that's a middle school not a high school
+Jordan McFly I go to Baker and we beat their b team at football this week btw this is my sis acc im her bro. lol
+why712 He never said it was a highschool -.-
+why712 its says middle school in the title
mine too
this guy is my hero....
I go to that school. People always give it shit but its actually a really good school. I love it
OMG! They felt for it.
Sorry im not good at English much.
Shes probably still in school you fucking idiot.
Sage, how many languages do you speak?
fell*
That's actually a very good question, I think. Thank you for finally debating this on a rational level. There is absolutely a place for trick plays, where you are misleading the opponent into believing you're going to go one way rather than the other, for instance, or you're going to run rather than pass, but to mislead them into thinking the game is not happening while you steal an advantage is simply shameful, and, to my mind, should always be regarded as such.
Coolest trick play ever!
this is the best play that i've ever seen.
why does this have 20 million views?
ray william jhonsan
Because it's awesome.
Because its in my school district
Adam Leverette there nothing bad about
Jobe Rodriguez really?
I go to this school
Did I just replay that 5 times. Hilarious !!!
Fantastic!
The whole defensive line stood up and acted casual, wondering if the play had begun, or what they were supposed to do...
thats middle school? thought it was pee wee
Bathforme lol
Thats wat i thought too because there're so small
lol
IICRAN3II gee thanks for clarifying the joke
"USA Football prohibits plays that are designed to confuse the defense"
DONT BE PATHETIC - YOU LOST !!!
+rideforever Oh, you mean like play actions, draws, end arounds, reverses, statue of liberties, fake punts, fake field goals, surprise onside kicks, flea flickers, reverse punt returns, etc.
+leesdroidaccount harbin Haha yeah we were once called on a play on the terms of "attempting to deceive the opponent". THERE'S A REASON WE SAY BLUE 42 INSTEAD OF "hey, we're running to the left."
All of those deceptions occur AFTER the ball is snapped. Verbiage and action designed to make the defense think there's a problem and the ball won;t be snapped are illegal and result in an unsportsmanlike conduct foul on the head coach.
Every state's athletic association has its own rules. So while it might be true in your state, it's not true in all of them. The best solution is for the coaches to inform their players that if this happens, it's a live play. In fact, there are a couple of videos in which this play was foiled by opponents who didn't fall for it.
Don't be a hater, you suck!!!
Brilliant!
Forgot about this, thank you youtube for recommending it
This is an illegal play because the ball wasn't snapped and the play was designed to deceive the other team and thus by the rules of NFHS, the play is illegal period.
It happened.
Nobody stopped it.
Period.
The ball moved; the linemen move on both sides, it's not illegal.
By rules set by NFHS, the ball must be snapped between the legs, and it wasn't in this play. I didn't see any linemen moved on both sides.
There us nothing I. The rules that says the ball must be snapped between the linemans legs. The ball was very obviously snapped, but in an unusual way. Doesn't change the fact it was snapped.
Anthony Spadaro noob got pwnd.
yeah i went to driscoll and this is something we would defintly do
he got knocked down by a chest bump, but the others are giving him high fives. Regular football touchdown celebration from his teammates.
how you deal with real life problems does! School/college grades shows that you are intelligent in that specific field of study.
pure genius!!
THEY PLAYED US LIKE A DAMN FIDDLE
That play was amazing
this is funny but tricky and awesome!
My jr high school!!!!!!!!!!!! Driscoll ..well back in the early 80's it was. lol
PURE GENIUS
@imCoziKazi It's usually by school district, but some play with the entire state. Like here in Hawaii, since it's pretty much one district...
That was Brilliant... lol
This is awesome!!
GENIUS!
a lot of people dont realize you dont have to hike the ball between your legs, it's just done that way cause it's the best way to block after. You can actually turn and hand it to the qb...so pretty much thats what they did and the defense was confused cause they probably didn't know..
Also are american football games for schools like this played within the state/ general area or across the nation? Wanna play this in Australia. Love that tackling!
I give props to #19 for never giving up
That guy shuld be promoted that's the best play iv ever seen.
That waz tha best play/player Ive evr seen.
La mejor jugada que he visto!
this guy is amazing
he is genius
Well played Driscoll Middle School...well played...
He is THE ONE!
Old but gold 😂
i live close to that school. that was played at buc stadium here in corpus chrisit, texas!
Only in American Football you can do trick........ Which is AWESOME this is the epitome of Work Smarter not just Harder!!!!
This is FUCKING BRILLIANT!
lol. Gotta love the types of plays you can run in pee wee league xD
It is only offsides if a member of the Offense is set up across the Line of Scrimmage prior to the ball being snapped. Since the QB didn't step across the LoS before the ball was lifted from the ground, there was no offsides to be called.
so funny! what ever just gonna walk. just chilling on the field
it shows character and if you get "humiliated" you'll either fold your hand and give up or fight back either way it teaches competition like adam smith said "Every man, as long as he does not violate the laws of justice, is left perfectly free to pursue his own interest his own way, and to bring both his industry and capital into competition with those of any other man or order of men." it was played by the rules and that's how we do it in 'merica.
The best!!!
Awesome!!!
The play starts, and the guy handed the ball to the guy in the back. It's completely legal in all sports, saying it's not is like if you serve a volleyball from the back casually enough (And they didn't remember that it wasn't their turn to serve) that the other team thinks it's just a pass so they can serve, and catch the ball is illegal.
hahaha!!!nice strategy!!!! like a boss dude!!!
this man is a reaml genuis well done man
That escalated quickly.
Hook, line and sinker.
Well, that escalated really quickly.
dudes funny he was like time out....starts walking........ byeeee
This is so funny! Haha
I read about this for my sociology class and I had to see it for myself
i bet he could hear his heart beating through his chest as he was strolling past the defense.
@JK51Italian If you pay close attention, he doesn't pick the ball up. It is side snapped to him from the center. Therefore, there is no illegal motion. Totally legal.
LMFAO! TAHT WAS EPIC X 1000
XD Player of the month! That's going in the highlight :D
I like it !!!
He used confusion attack!...It was super effective.
That was a good one
What a play!!!
That was awesome
Omg this is hilarious! Probably the best play ever made lmaoooo
Like a boss!!
that's sick :D
Even the Reff in the middle was confused
AWESOME and nice!!!
College football has the probably the same amount of fanbase as the NFL does in the USA. IDK about middle school though, but football is USA's biggest sport, and a school match is usually watched and known by almost everyone the school/state is representing.
Epic win!
"your smart" - I guess that says it all, really.
The two rival highschools where i live literally have the exact same colors. what a coincidence.