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The best examples of social distancing from the 2019 B1G football season

Dustin Schutte

By Dustin Schutte

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Social distancing is a trending topic in our country today. With the ongoing public health pandemic involving COVID-19, the urge from government and health professionals is to maintain six feet of distance from individuals outside of your home.

While that’s certainly something new for almost all of us, there were a handful of B1G players who practiced social distancing on the football field last season — some a lot more than others. So, while we continue to practice safe social distancing and occupy our homes for most of the day, why not have a look at some of the best examples of social distancing from the 2019 B1G football season?

Obviously, there were more than enough to choose from, so I hand-picked some of the most memorable and enjoyable from last season. Don’t feel slighted if your favorite team or player was not included, because there were dozens that could’ve made the list.

And, if you have a favorite, why not share it with us?

Here are some of the top moments of B1G players showcasing their ability to social distancing themselves from defenders last season:

Tyler Johnson embarrassed Auburn’s entire defense with this 73-yard TD in the Outback Bowl

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Clemson defender: “I’ll catch him….JK”

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KJ Hamler is still probably haunting Don Brown’s dreams

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Cruickshank wasn’t stopping, even to smell the roses

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There’s been enough social distance between Ohio State and Michigan the last eight years, but just for good measure

Giles could’ve ran for miles without being caught

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That’s a lot more than 6 feet of separation

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Michigan’s special teams couldn’t stop the Leake

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Does Ford even make an automobile that runs as fast as Devyn?

Not even the officials can keep Rondale Moore from getting across the goal line

“Let me just slip through this wide open gap and jog into the end zone,” JT23 (probably)

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Dustin Schutte

Dustin grew up in the heart of Big Ten country and has been in sports media since 2010. He has been covering Big Ten football since 2014. You can follow him on Twitter: @SchutteCFB