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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 3011049, member: 1992"] No, that's completely wrong. What you invariably find when the defence is attempting to rush the kicker is one two or even three players offside by a metre or two. A slow ptb on the 10 metre line means every defence player must be standing still with one foot on the line making it easy for the ref to ping a player or call them offside as the ref did the other night with McCullough. If your kicker has more time to position himself perfectly and this maneuver is rehearsed in just this way the kicker can be guaranteed ample time to make his kick. The kicker stands on the 20 metre line meaning the defence can not reach him in time. A quick play the ball never has them retreating and in 99% of cases they are already in motion by the time the ball touches the dummy halfs hands. It has the extra bonus of ensuring the markers are standing in line, they simply cannot be moving and this method would ensure they are standing stock still. [/QUOTE]

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