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Offense
Bootleg in College Football
In college football, Bootleg means: A play where the quarterback moves laterally away from the initial action, often after a fake handoff. It is used to describe offense context in college football.
Definition
A play where the quarterback moves laterally away from the initial action, often after a fake handoff.
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Related Glossary Terms
QuarterbackThe offensive player who usually takes the snap and directs the offense.Play ActionA pass play that begins with a fake handoff to influence defenders.PocketThe protected area around the quarterback formed by the offensive line during a pass play.11 PersonnelOne running back, one tight end, and three wide receivers.12 PersonnelOne running back, two tight ends, and two wide receivers.21 PersonnelTwo running backs, one tight end, and two wide receivers.
Last reviewed 2026-04-24