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Aussie Reacts to College Football CRAZIEST Trick Plays (Patreon)

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Aussie Reacts to College Football CRAZIEST Trick Plays

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Josh Lyons

Hey Lyle, just a heads up. FivePointsVids just started a series where he breaks down the traditions featured in the entrances for each team in the new College Football 2025 video game. He is going conference by conference and he only has the ACC out right now, so maybe once you have worked your way through the stadiums, that would be a good series for ya. Keep on Keeping on!

Josh Lyons

Relevant to the video, the absolute best game for trick plays was Boise State vs Oklahoma. That game was great. The Hook and Ladder and the Statue of Liberty are the standouts, but BSU was pulling out multiple tricks to beat them. They met in a postseason bowl game and Oklahoma was supposed to beat them to a pulp, but not to be!

Josh Lyons

So that GT vs Clemson one, what they did was switch the teams to “kick” at the last minute. If you count the players in white, there are only 10. In the chaos of the switch, they put one guy out wide just barely on the field and the defense never saw him. It was technically illegal, but the refs didn’t decide that til after the game was already over lol

Josh Lyons

I’ve never seen the Louisville one! That is hilarious! He’s wearing a green “jumper” because it is a practice game and you can’t hit the quarterback to protect them. If you look at the helmets, they have extra protection that isn’t allowed in normal games. Every team has an early preseason game, called a spring game. It’s a glorified practice open to the public. Tickets are usually free or at least dirt cheap. Some of the traditions still take place so it’s a cheap way to see teams you normally wouldn’t be able to afford. I’ve been to a couple, namely Auburn and Georgia. The game itself looks nothing like its normal game day counterpart. It’s offense vs defense and functions as a way for the team to simulate a game so as to better determine which players should play in which position without injury.