Boston College dug deep into its playbook Saturday afternoon, pulling off one of the more unusual touchdown plays of the college football season against Florida State.
With the Eagles trailing 21-17 late in the third quarter, they caught the Seminoles off guard with an elaborate trick play that featured the entire offense spinning in a circle before lining up for the snap.
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The unusual sequence ended with quarterback Mason McKenzie flipping an underhand pass to Javarius Green, who took it into the end zone for a two-yard touchdown. The score gave Boston College a 24-21 lead with 4:11 remaining in the third quarter.
The play began with the Eagles gathering in a tight circle and performing a ring-around-the-rosie-style routine before breaking into their formation. Boston College then lined up with its offensive line spread toward the left side of the field, creating an unusual look for the Florida State defense.
McKenzie took the snap and rolled to his right before tossing the ball underhand to Green, who was positioned in the backfield. Green finished the play by reaching the right side o...