Norfolk State’s Michael Vick gives explanation for failed victory formation in 29-28 loss
It looked like Michael Vick and his Norfolk State Spartans were closing in on a huge in-conference win against a surging North Carolina Central Eagles team , but the unthinkable happened with 1:34 left. North Carolina Central had no timeouts, and Norfolk State had the ball and could have run out the clock to secure the victory. But instead, the […] The post Norfolk State’s Michael Vick gives…
In a nail-biting 29-28 loss, Norfolk State's Michael Vick provided insight into a failed victory formation that ultimately led to their defeat against North Carolina Central. With only 1:34 remaining on the clock and North Carolina Central having no timeouts, the Spartans were in a position to run out the clock and secure the victory. However, they opted to run another play instead, which ultimately resulted in a fumble that allowed North Carolina Central to recover and score a touchdown, clinching the win.
Following the game, Vick attempted to explain the sequence of events. He admitted he put his headset down and called victory formation, believing a simple kneel down would be sufficient to end the game. When pressed for clarification, Vick reiterated his initial statement, expressing confusion over the run play that was called instead. He expressed frustration with the outcome, emphasizing that the play would serve as a teaching example for teams across the country in the future.
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