Bennett

[Thick 'N Hearty]

This has got to be the first time I've seen the word 'demarcation' used in relation to football. The closest I can remember is from the movie, Little Giants, when they run the play "Annexation of Puerto Rico."

 

[GalvestonCowboyFan]

Remember the French Canadian article about Quincy Carter being released from the CFL team he was on? It translated from French to English that his name was Quincy Crankcase.

Those translators are not perfect by any wild stretch.

It turns out that the article was more accurate than we knew at the time.

 

[Hostile]

It turns out that the article was more accurate than we knew at the time.

 

[Idgit]

He is probably using an online Portuguese to English translation tool and "Line of Scrimmage" could come across as "Line of Demarcation."

Remember the French Canadian article about Quincy Carter being released from the CFL team he was on? It translated from French to English that his name was Quincy Crankcase.

Those translators are not perfect by any wild stretch.

Ah! I bet you're right. I hadn't thought it might be a reference to the line of scrimmage.