[CompSci87]

Every kick that I could see had the laces facing a direction other than forward.  This has been the case on a remarkably high percentage of kicks for, at least, the past 15 years.  Is Stanford doing this on purpose?  If not, why are we the only team at any level of organized football that is consistently unable to follow the rule of laces out?

I thought Jake Bailey was great as a holder at getting the laces out.

Was Tucker Fisk doing some of the long snapping on FG? I thought I saw him snap at least one...

I didn't see it, but I remember the announcers said something about him as a long snapper. (I was at the game but watched it again on DVR last night.)

[CompSci87]

Every kick that I could see had the laces facing a direction other than forward.  This has been the case on a remarkably high percentage of kicks for, at least, the past 15 years.  Is Stanford doing this on purpose?  If not, why are we the only team at any level of organized football that is consistently unable to follow the rule of laces out?

I thought Jake Bailey was great as a holder at getting the laces out.

Was Tucker Fisk doing some of the long snapping on FG? I thought I saw him snap at least one...

I didn't see it, but I remember the announcers said something about him as a long snapper. (I was at the game but watched it again on DVR last night.)