Interesting bowl plays you've seen so far

[Dawg61]

Washington just had a receiver stand straight up and not move on the far side of the field for the entire play. It forced the DB to stay next to him and the QB rolled in that direction leaving a gigantic hole for the QB to run through. If the DB leaves the receiver the QB can just flip the ball to the WR leaving him with nothing but space. Cool play. Seen any others?

[It_Could_Happen]

Colorado state ran the Statue of Liberty on a 2 point conversion to tie the game late. Don't see that very often.

[SDDawg]

Colorado state ran the Statue of Liberty on a 2 point conversion to tie the game late. Don't see that very often.

It was a great play, barely got it in but showed a lot of toughness. I thought the Cougs fumbling on three straight plays (one was overturned on review) was pretty special as well.

[Statefan]

This wasn't during a bowl game but we should run this anytime another team lines up in a all out punt block

(I know asking our special teams to run this without screwing it up isn't possible)

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1784925-eastern-kentucky-punter-gets-tricky-punts-to-a-teammate-for-a-first-down