Kansas came up with a creative way to try to get around concentrating kickoff coverage to one side of the field. They camouflaged a player in their end zone, who then ran out and took a pass from the receiving player on the other end of the field.
They returned to about the 35, which is certainly decent, although the pass took a little time to develop so he didn't bust loose. Also I can see some major risks in this little trick -- particularly turning it over on that lateral pass attempt. Teams like Ohio State who kick to one side to concentrate their coverage should be aware of this, however. If well executed this has the potential to reach the end zone.
