The old hook-and-lateral play. It's in every playbook. It's in every arsenal. It's every defensive coordinator's nightmare.
![Jamar White, Souderton](https://image.maxpreps.io/editorial/article/2/1/2/21292e81-32bc-4d49-a4d1-d24e2604f834/9c3bdd63-003d-e411-b4d2-002655e6c45a_original.jpg)
Jamar White, Souderton
File photo by Mark Fletcher
The
Souderton (Pa.) football team pulled off the play to perfection Friday night and it led the Indians to a shocking, last-second 20-14 victory over host Wissahickon.
According to
gametimepa.com, the play capped a seven-play, 58-yard drive, came with 6.3 seconds to play and was instigated by — of all people — Souderton's defensive coordinator.
"(He) was chirping in my ear, he's like ‘Hook-and-ladder, hook-and-ladder,'" Souderton head coach Ed Gallagher told reporters afterward. "I'm like, "Alright, well, let me set it up a little.'"
Souderton (2-1) took over with 2:06 to play from its own 42. On fourth-and-inches, quarterback
Joey Curotto fired a pass in the left flat to
Markeem Graham, who lateraled it to
Jamar White, who then scampered down the left sideline untouched to complete a 31-yard scoring play.
The Indians practice the play every Thursday, according to the story.
"As soon as (Graham) caught it, I knew it was a touchdown," White said.
Said Gallagher: "It worked like a charm."