8) As was the case of good old Dave Viti, who wore #70.
He played both Off. End and Def. End during the games !!
I also remember some players would just throw on a temporary half jersey, with an eligable # on it,
over top of their permanent jersey, to make them eligable receivers for that certain play !!!
just wanted to say that in that play Sask. lined up in a double tight eye formation meaning there are tight ends on both sides and a QB, FB and RB stacked over the cetnre. this is the most common goal line stance because all seven guy that you are allowed to have on the line in the wash, with 2 WRs to the sides and two backers ready to run or block.
In this play the Dlineman who has an eligeble number played the offencive right TE and can catch. when you watch it, you get a great view of him doing a quick out and being open
It was a dumb play to be honest.
From one yard out there are better options than throwing to your big lineman.
It worked, so all the power to them.
Had he dropped it or bobbled it for an INT the coach would have been in a little hot water.
The only TD that is debateable is Dresslers. And the only debateable part of that play was the non holding call. Shiite happens, the cats caught the same break last week against the eskies win a hold on Cobbs run to set up the winning TD. No matter what you guys made it a game. After halftime everyone in our section was ready for the cats to make the comeback and win! We were super surprised that the riders didn't completely melt down, but if not for the wind in the 4th, who knows?