Miami (Ohio) penalized for using video board to distract kicker
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 4:17 AM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026

During a college football game on November 10, Miami (Ohio) was flagged for unsportmanlike conduct after using its video board to attempt to distract Ohio's kicker, Brack Peacock. The scoreboard displayed depictions of the field goal uprights ahead of a 34-yard field goal attempt, leading to the penalty. Although Peacock missed the kick, Miami's actions drew attention and were associated with a recent NFL guideline modification regarding video board usage during field goal attempts. The second attempt by Ohio was mishandled due to a botched snap, leaving the score at 17-7 at halftime.
- •Miami (Ohio) used video board depictions to distract Ohio's kicker.
- •The incident occurred before a 34-yard field goal attempt.
- •Referees flagged Miami for unsportmanlike conduct.
- •Ohio's second field goal attempt was impacted by a bad snap.
- •The score remained 17-7 at halftime.
- 4:17 AMYahoo Sports — Miami (Ohio) tried to distract kicker with video board. It was flagged for it.
"Miami (Ohio) tried to distract Ohio's field goal attempt with the video board, but it ended up resulting in a strange unsportmanlike conduct penalty.
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