During the college football game between North Dakota State and South Dakota State, South Dakota State busted out a wild “Fake QB” trick play to score a touchdown. Their quarterback lined up under center, but the ball was snapped between his legs to a running back who was behind him. The running back then tossed a touchdown pass to a wide open receiver to give the Jackrabbits a 21-7 lead. This type of trick play is quite rare and has only been run a handful of times over the years. South Dakota State went on to defeat North Dakota State 27-19.
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