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A good referee knows the rules inside and out. He knows that there is 7 men on the line of scrimmage, and the tight ends are eligible receivers. On the website, it said that many referee find this type of offense very easy to officiate due to the less amount of holding by the "lineman".

Gee, their website says that? That makes it the gospel, right???

Actually, most refs who've commented on other boards hate it because it is a b**** to call. Knowing the rules doesn't mean you know when they're being broken. OL have specific numbers and the refs have been conditioned to watch for certain things by those numbers. When those guys aren't wearing those numbers, though, the refs have a split second to try and rem. if that particular guy was on the LoS for a second or not. Watch the vid clips and see how many times a play woulda been flagged had the jersey been a reg. OL number.

Again, this is a coach who took advantage of a loophole in the wording, AND is trying to make a buck off of it. The formation is NOT a legal Offensive formation which is why NC is calling it unsportsmanlike. It is a Scrimmage Kick formation in which the coach has NO intent on kicking.