Marcus Freeman confirmed that Notre Dame didn’t know it had only 10 men on the field in the final moments of its 17-14 loss to Ohio State.
fell incomplete and the Buckeyes substituted running backs, which by rule meant Notre Dame could change personnel before the snap.“We did not know,” Freeman said. “By the time we noticed in the last play, it was too late to do anything about it.”
“We as a coaching staff should be held to the exact same standards that we tell our players. We tell our players fight the drift. You can’t get caught watching the game. Coaches gotta win the interval too. We all have to own that and make sure that never happens.” In this instance, a defensive end running onto the field late wouldn’t have impacted the outcome as the touchdown would have been scored anyway.“When did you find out? It was too late. It was too late,” Freeman said. “By the time we realized there was 10 guys on the field we don’t have time to get somebody from the sideline when the ball is on the one-yard line on the far hash.”
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