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Description 2008-1018-009-DirectSnap.jpg |
English:
The
Washington State Cougars
run a "direct snap" a form of
trick
play from scrimmage
done in
American football
where the quarterback does not receive the ball from center, which instead goes directly to another player who will run it or pass it. In this case, before the play the quarterback (#9) has gone to the far side of the field (lining up as a receiver), while the ball is being snapped directly to a running back (#22). This photo is from Washington State's game against the
USC Trojans
in the 2008 season. The Trojans had a lauded defense during the 2008 season, notable players in this image include:
Taylor Mays (#2)
,
Kaluka Maiava (#43)
,
Rey Maualuga (#58)
,
Brian Cushing (#10)
,
Josh Pinkard (#36)
and
Clay Matthews (#47)
. The final score was 69-0, USC.
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Author | Bobak Ha'Eri |
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