USC's flea flicker

[Mc Lovin]

Did anyone else notice that when South Carolina ran the flea flicker in the 1st quarter that the RB handed to ball FORWARD to the QB before he launched it deep? I was surprised the announcers didn't say anything about it. Garcia pitched it backwards to the RB but he definitely handed it forward back to Garcia. The long pass he threw should have been an illegal pass, thus nullfying the interference call. It didn't kill us because they didn't score but it could've been huge. I thought EVERY play was supposed to be reviewed. Let's go booth official.

 

[TIDEFAN17]

I don't think this qualifies on handoffs, only on pitches/tosses/passes. Note, on the TD pass Gmac had vs Arkansas, Ingram took the direct snap, forward hand off to Maze, who then pitched back to Gmac throwing to Julio for the TD.

 

[TiderMan]

Did anyone else notice that when South Carolina ran the flea flicker in the 1st quarter that the RB handed to ball FORWARD to the QB before he launched it deep? I was surprised the announcers didn't say anything about it. Garcia pitched it backwards to the RB but he definitely handed it forward back to Garcia. The long pass he threw should have been an illegal pass, thus nullfying the interference call. It didn't kill us because they didn't score but it could've been huge. I thought EVERY play was supposed to be reviewed. Let's go booth official.

If every play was actually reviewed, then we would have lost the TD by Mark Barron because he let go of the ball before he crossed the goal line.

 

[crimsonaudio]

Handoff ≠ forward pass.