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Any explanation?
If you're curious, there is an actual explanation for what happens here. The WR who falls over is "covered" by the receiver below him on the line of scrimmage, making him an ineligible receiver. The WR going in motion uncovers the left tackle, allowing him to go downfield and receive the pass, which is the trick. It's a tackle-eligible play, which you can read about here. Technically, the WR who falls over on the play is the right tackle, and if he ran downfield, the team would get penalized. But he could've done something more relevant than playing dead.
Arkansas State's head coach basically confirmed this explanation to NFL.com:
Because of the formation we were in for that fake punt, Booker was covered up and couldn't go downfield, or it would be a penalty. So we said, 'What do we want to do with him? Do we want to bubble him or peel him out?' Someone said let's just let him be a fainting goat. I loved it, so we just put that in.
Any explanation?
http://www.cbssports.com/general/wr...s-arkansas-state-player-an-internet-sensation
This is a story of three videos. You've seen the first one. Everyone's seen the first one. In a stretch of about 12 hours heading into Tuesday afternoon, more than 10 million people watched this Arkansas State fake punt against Miami, a miserable attempt if ever there was one, seeing how the pass was intercepted and the Arkansas State player who faked a heart attack -- you saw that, right? -- rose from the dead, only to be flattened by a Miami player.
he Arkansas State player, No. 18 in your program, is Booker T. Mays III. He plays receiver. He's a former walk-on who was awarded a scholarship on the final day of preseason camp in 2013, and was so emotional that day that he nearly burst into tears.
"But I had to keep it together," Mays told me Tuesday night. "The fellows were there."
So anyway, that's one video, the main video in this story. But there are two others.
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