[CardinalSagehen]

As of right now, Stanford reportedly does not have clearance from local officials for more than two players to touch the ball on any given play.

The 49ers open at home next week in Levi’s Stadium, but 15 minutes up the freeway, Stanford lacks the clearance to have more than two players touch the ball on any given play (i.e., no center-quarterback exchange before a pass).

https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/09/05/n...-colleges/

Of course, this is nonsensical, and I expect the restrictions to be loosened by October based on daily rapid testing.  But it's fun to think of what our offense might be able to run within the current restrictions, if they applied to games.

1st down - Wildcat to Austin Jones
2nd down - Direct Snap to Conor Wedington on the End-Around
3rd down - Swinging Gate to Nathaniel Peat
4th down - Ogre formation. Davis Mills on the keeper!  First down! 
But the offense is soon stymied, as the defense begins to key on whoever touches the ball first. 

Post-game presser - "It just comes down to our lack of execution."

[CardinalSagehen]

As of right now, Stanford reportedly does not have clearance from local officials for more than two players to touch the ball on any given play.

The 49ers open at home next week in Levi’s Stadium, but 15 minutes up the freeway, Stanford lacks the clearance to have more than two players touch the ball on any given play (i.e., no center-quarterback exchange before a pass).

https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/09/05/n...-colleges/

Of course, this is nonsensical, and I expect the restrictions to be loosened by October based on daily rapid testing.  But it's fun to think of what our offense might be able to run within the current restrictions, if they applied to games.

1st down - Wildcat to Austin Jones
2nd down - Direct Snap to Conor Wedington on the End-Around
3rd down - Swinging Gate to Nathaniel Peat
4th down - Ogre formation. Davis Mills on the keeper!  First down! 
But the offense is soon stymied, as the defense begins to key on whoever touches the ball first. 

Post-game presser - "It just comes down to our lack of execution."

[lex24]

As of right now, Stanford reportedly does not have clearance from local officials for more than two players to touch the ball on any given play.

The 49ers open at home next week in Levi’s Stadium, but 15 minutes up the freeway, Stanford lacks the clearance to have more than two players touch the ball on any given play (i.e., no center-quarterback exchange before a pass).

https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/09/05/n...-colleges/

Of course, this is nonsensical, and I expect the restrictions to be loosened by October based on daily rapid testing.  But it's fun to think of what our offense might be able to run within the current restrictions, if they applied to games.

1st down - Wildcat to Austin Jones
2nd down - Direct Snap to Conor Wedington on the End-Around
3rd down - Swinging Gate to Nathaniel Peat
4th down - Ogre formation. Davis Mills on the keeper!  First down! 
But the offense is soon stymied, as the defense begins to key on whoever touches the ball first. 

Post-game presser - "It just comes down to our lack of execution."

 This has nothing to do with whether they play or not – but that’s one of the absurd restrictions. I don’t think there’s any real evidence that people touching a football are going to transmit the disease in that manner

As to the rest of your post -LOL

[lex24]

As of right now, Stanford reportedly does not have clearance from local officials for more than two players to touch the ball on any given play.

The 49ers open at home next week in Levi’s Stadium, but 15 minutes up the freeway, Stanford lacks the clearance to have more than two players touch the ball on any given play (i.e., no center-quarterback exchange before a pass).

https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/09/05/n...-colleges/

Of course, this is nonsensical, and I expect the restrictions to be loosened by October based on daily rapid testing.  But it's fun to think of what our offense might be able to run within the current restrictions, if they applied to games.

1st down - Wildcat to Austin Jones
2nd down - Direct Snap to Conor Wedington on the End-Around
3rd down - Swinging Gate to Nathaniel Peat
4th down - Ogre formation. Davis Mills on the keeper!  First down! 
But the offense is soon stymied, as the defense begins to key on whoever touches the ball first. 

Post-game presser - "It just comes down to our lack of execution."

 This has nothing to do with whether they play or not – but that’s one of the absurd restrictions. I don’t think there’s any real evidence that people touching a football are going to transmit the disease in that manner

As to the rest of your post -LOL

[BobK]

Actually this applies to Stanford volleyball also per a recent podcast

For those who watch the Giants you know when the ball is hit to SS to 1B that’s three players and the ball Is thrown out

[BobK]

Actually this applies to Stanford volleyball also per a recent podcast

For those who watch the Giants you know when the ball is hit to SS to 1B that’s three players and the ball Is thrown out

[CardinalSagehen]

“Fumble! The ball is loose in the backfield and... wait, three defenders are just standing around, watching it! One of them reaches for his Lysol wipes, but it's too late!  Dead ball, 2nd down. Boy, the offense really got saved by the Santa Clara County two-touches rule on that one...”

- or this - 

"That bootleg went for a couple first downs against UW last season, but Mills was fooling absolutely nobody this time! He gets smothered by an asymptomatic outside linebacker for a loss of 2. At least nobody else touched that ball, Chuck.”

[CardinalSagehen]

“Fumble! The ball is loose in the backfield and... wait, three defenders are just standing around, watching it! One of them reaches for his Lysol wipes, but it's too late!  Dead ball, 2nd down. Boy, the offense really got saved by the Santa Clara County two-touches rule on that one...”

- or this - 

"That bootleg went for a couple first downs against UW last season, but Mills was fooling absolutely nobody this time! He gets smothered by an asymptomatic outside linebacker for a loss of 2. At least nobody else touched that ball, Chuck.”