Look at this, Night and Day, no press-coverage or nothing
with SU, why not take the Snap and throw the ball out to Quinn, Quinn doesn't need to move, he has about 4-6 yards once he catches it and the other 2 WRs block.
We are so conditioned to not see this, we wanna "execute" the play the way we "practiced" it, instead of in practice saying, Austin if you see the SS off of Quinn 10 yards, Just throw out to him and let him go
That's coaching.
But by them running the dayum play how they practiced it, you see Quinn glide "downward" where all he had to do was catch the ball, they don't get as many yards compared to if he just stays put.
Also look at his blocker #42, he's waiting on the blocker, No you suppose to attack that defender. Go and attack him and, drive, block, angle your body.
You don't wait on the defender to come bull-dozer rushing you.
Details, that should have been 6 points or a big gain on that play.