[martyup]

I thought there was already a rule against the defense verbally trying to induce false starts.

There is a delay of game penalty on the books for defenses simulating a snap count. In the thread with Max Browne, Peyton Pelluer says that WSU was called for it 3 times when they played USC in LA in 2018. But maybe the officials yesterday did not consider yelling "move!" to be mimicking a snap count.

I'd like to know if yelling "move" was the only thing the Ducks were doing.  Getting offensive linemen to jump is a nefarious form of cheating that is common at lower levels of football.  I remember encountering this in youth football and high school.  For some reason refs are not very sympathetic to complaints about this behavior.

[martyup]

I thought there was already a rule against the defense verbally trying to induce false starts.

There is a delay of game penalty on the books for defenses simulating a snap count. In the thread with Max Browne, Peyton Pelluer says that WSU was called for it 3 times when they played USC in LA in 2018. But maybe the officials yesterday did not consider yelling "move!" to be mimicking a snap count.

I'd like to know if yelling "move" was the only thing the Ducks were doing.  Getting offensive linemen to jump is a nefarious form of cheating that is common at lower levels of football.  I remember encountering this in youth football and high school.  For some reason refs are not very sympathetic to complaints about this behavior.