[Husker] Finally watched

[Steve Reichenbach]

I'm really out of my depth in this discussion, but if he's lined up
in the backfield, presumably it wouldn't matter if he picked his hand
up and moved (unless there was other movement).  If so, maybe that even
could be used to draw the other team offsides (although kind of risky
unless the tackle is far enough back to surely be off the line of
scrimmage, which seems to be a little subjective in today's game).

> Yes and that is the case with a OT against a speed rusher,  they will be in
> a 2 pt stance on obvious passing downs. 
> 
> > Once a linesman (not an end) puts his hand down, he can't pick it up again
> > without it being a false start.  If he's only standing/squatting there (2
> > points), as long as he isn't simulating a start/snap most officials will
> > them reposition/move up.