Cony Football Displays Offensive Depth with Trick Play
The Rams showcased a new tactic in their Friday win over rival Gardiner.
An illusion works because the brain is tricked into seeing something else, much like a trick play in football. If set up well, the defense never sees it coming.
A trick play in football works for the same reasons. If it’s set up well, the defense never sees it coming.
This was evident in the second quarter of Friday night’s rivalry football game between Cony and Gardiner, where Cony ran a play that was a mix of razzle, dazzle, and illusion.
Author's summary: Cony football showcases trick play in win over Gardiner.
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