It really isn't that hard to snap a ball. I don't see what the big problem is. You have a space that's about 5 feet by 8 feet to get a decent snap back there- it shouldn't be that hard.

BlueCrew

It really isn't that hard to snap a ball. I don't see what the big problem is. You have a space that's about 5 feet by 8 feet to get a decent snap back there- it shouldn't be that hard.

I think it's because the 3rd stringer (Reden, wasn't it) has a lot of other things going on: line calls, etc. As pointed out above, Sorensen will be in the 2-deep at Center (I think Aulai will be the starter, with Sorensen playing a lot at guard and at center with the 2's).

How about the 2 missed field goals from 47 and 50 yards (out of 3 attempts).

That worries me as a missed field goal can be the difference between a W or an L, a conference championship or 2nd,3rd place. And with new leadership at QB we will want all the points we can get.

Does this worry anybody else?

BlueCrew

It really isn't that hard to snap a ball. I don't see what the big problem is. You have a space that's about 5 feet by 8 feet to get a decent snap back there- it shouldn't be that hard.

I hope that was TIC!

Not that I know much about anything, but imagine that as soon as you move the ball, as a center, an opposing 270-lb man then has permission to hit you. Now try to hike that ball about 8 feet in the air while moving your 300+ lb body forward, all in one motion, to hit that 270 lb man before he puts you (and consequently the Q on your keisters. Not an easy feat.

In fact, long snappers in the NFL make a LOT of money to do only that. They are something of a rare commodity, a specialized field. Just ask the Denney brothers.