🏈Greg Reed delivers a perfectly executed hit on the quarterback, causing a fumble.
🔥The hit by Reed appears to be legal, with a clean shoulder to the ball contact.
⚖️There was no helmet to helmet contact on the hit, ensuring player safety.
⏱️The hit happened during the game's first quarter, with the score tied.
👍Reed's hit was praised by commentators for its timing and execution.
Who made the hit?
—The hit was made by Greg Reed, a player from Florida State.
Was the hit legal?
—Yes, the hit by Reed was legal and executed cleanly.
Did the hit cause a turnover?
—Yes, the hit caused a fumble, and Florida State recovered the ball.
Did the hit result in any penalties?
—No, the hit was deemed legal by the officials, and no penalties were issued.
What quarter did the hit occur in?
—The hit happened during the first quarter of the game.
00:00The video starts with the offensive line in a confused state.
00:08The quarterback throws a pass out to the flat.
00:13The ball is intercepted by Greg Reed from Florida State.
00:21Reed runs across the field, avoiding tackles.
00:27Reed is brought down just inside the 30-yard line.
00:39Replay shows the hit by Reed, perfectly timed and executed.
01:09The player hit by Reed sits up while the medical team assesses him.
01:17Another angle shows the hit from Reed's right shoulder on the ball.
