High School QB Completes Behind-The-Back Pass For 2-Point Conversion
Total Pro Sports - We have seen Florida Gators quarterback Tim Tebow complete the jump shot pass. Now Will Briscoe of Louisiana's Central High School has done him one better.
With his team putting on a dominant display against Zachary High, the conventional forward pass was becoming too easy for Briscoe, so he decided to change things up a bit during a two-point conversion and try a behind-the-back pass. It just so happens that it worked out perfectly.
It is difficult to say whether Central is that good, or Zachary is just that bad, but I would have to side with both theories. The 2-point conversion took place when the score was 13-0 in the first quarter. So what was Central doing going for two anyways? With the final score being 58-0, I am quite positive that 57-0 would have been equally satisfying. If you think you are that good, why not try the behind-the-back pass during a regular down?
Now we are left to ask where football's version of a behind-the-back play ranks among all sports? I personally would have to place it at the top, along with hockey's behind-the-back shot.
What do you think?
Hat Tip - [The Life]
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LOL. If someone drops a behind-the-back pass on you they don’t owe you an apology… but rather you would owe THEM an apology for being so pathetic at football that you let someone score on you like that.
The opposing team should have apologized, withdrew from the league, went home, and killed themselves.
True. It does all have a ‘circus-like” flavor to it. …I was actually saying the coach could apologize to his own team (or at least the QB) for ok-ing such a ridiculous stunt. Would have saved him some grief…..but he probably likes that the play is what he will most be remembered for in years to come. Maybe they should give him one of those “And One” handles ..but instead of “sSkip to my Lou” or “Helicopter” he can be something like “Backslinger!” or “Humiliator!”