FSU in ATL

[LongforDodd]

Certainly the SEC-ACC script was flipped from '14 to '15. But I had the same type of crazy glue reaction to Oklahoma on extra points: their LOS seemed to barely move on the snap. A couple of times just kind of stood up and watched. Very odd.

I watched 2 FG attempts and they looked like an NFL pro bowl effort... no one moved.

 

[GaTech4ever]

I watched 2 FG attempts and they looked like an NFL pro bowl effort... no one moved.

It was because they had gotten burned on multiple fakes, including one earlier in the game. Instead of going for the block, they were ensuring they weren't out of position for a fake.

 

[Skeptic]

It was because they had gotten burned on multiple fakes, including one earlier in the game. Instead of going for the block, they were ensuring they weren't out of position for a fake.

What, give up one point on the remote chance you might have, possibly have, maybe, given up two points?

 

[LongforDodd]

It was because they had gotten burned on multiple fakes, including one earlier in the game. Instead of going for the block, they were ensuring they weren't out of position for a fake.

I didn't see the fake earlier in the game but there was very, very little effort on two FG's I saw. Almost zero effort.

 

[GaTech4ever]

What, give up one point on the remote chance you might have, possibly have, maybe, given up two points?

What? We are talking FGs here not extra points. Either way the announcers mentioned the reason behind it. Not saying it was smart, but there was a reason.