Against Florida, though, it appears Zebrie Sanders had been conditioned a little too well:
When I saw that play live, I wasn’t quite sure I’d seen what I thought I’d seen, making it probably the first time ESPN’s cackling Monday night crew has ever confirmed my sanity.
From the slow reactions of the other linemen, it looks like center Ryan McMahon snapped the ball on the wrong count, which probably means Sanders was initially doing what he’s taught when the defense comes across early. But with no whistle, no flags and bodies flying all around him, I would like to ask him: At what point did you stop worrying about being drawn off? And how many steps did fiery offensive line coach Rick Trickett make you run Sunday while carrying E.J. Manuel on your back as the quarterback taunted you via bullhorn?
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