It dovetails into the line freeze play - where Florida appeared to jump off side - our oline didn't move. We run a fire drill with our receivers and Peterman throws it up with hopes of a touchdown and a free play.
In this case - the refs appeared to miss the jumping off sides by the Fla. defense - our offense didn't move to protect the qb- Peterman held it for a hair too long - and then he broke his thumb against a Fla. rushers helmet - just like Bray did against Georgia - the ball was up for grabs - Croom had to interfere to keep the ball from being intercepted - and we learned that the "freeze play" may not always work the way it was designed.
