If one of the plays was a special teams play that would make sense

Sep 14, 2019
8:51:01pm

Martin Van Nostrand Playmaker

Often get a mix of offense and defense personnel playing on special teams units, so totally plausible that you'd have duplicate numbers there.

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So I saw something on the sideline I'd never seen before. USC changed jerseys on

BlueTooth

9/14/19 8:42pm

Isn’t that illegal

PessimisticCB

9/14/19 8:42pm

I thought I heard one number announcement change.

SpiffCoug

9/14/19 8:43pm

It was announced by the ref.

Troy McClure

9/14/19 8:48pm

It’s so players can play both sides of the ball, I think it’s common for players that do that

IceBlueCoug

9/14/19 8:44pm

^^^^^This Was one of them wearing #7?

61_Shasta

9/14/19 8:49pm

That sounds right. I would have said #9, but it could have been #7. I see, that

BlueTooth

9/14/19 8:51pm

Too bad you don't have video

Jacare

9/14/19 8:44pm

It happened way too fast.

BlueTooth

9/14/19 8:46pm

College teams can have over 100 on their roster...

BYUFam1

9/14/19 8:45pm

Pretty sure I've seen BYU do that before, can't remember exactly when but maybe

Martin Van Nostrand

9/14/19 8:46pm

I think it was just after a punt. they ran off, changed numbers, and ran back on

BlueTooth

9/14/19 8:49pm

If one of the plays was a special teams play that would make sense

Martin Van Nostrand

9/14/19 8:51pm

That makes sense.

BlueTooth

9/14/19 8:52pm

It’s common due to lack of numbers. There are limited numbers

Malathion

9/14/19 8:47pm

Okay, weird. But in this case at least one of them changed from a unique number

BlueTooth

9/14/19 8:50pm

Yeah, that’s fine as long as they didn’t have 2 of the same number.

Malathion

9/14/19 8:54pm

Thanks guys. That helps.

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