Sneaky little kid

[dargonking999]

ok go.

 

[Danny White]

I'm going to show my son that video, and if he sees anyone trying to pull that in his pee wee game, I want him to lay that son-of-a-***** OUT!

Then I'm going to video tape it and post it on youtube!

 

[peplaw06]

Excuse me for having an opinion, but you put your kids in sports for many reasons. One of them is to teach them about hard work and fair play. You hope they experience the thrills of winning after working hard and you hope they learn how to be good losers and develop the ambition to try harder to succeed. Then some coach comes along and pulls some crap like that and it totally goes against everything a good parent should be trying to teach their kids. All that play did was teach those kids about looking for shortcuts. I feel sorry for any kid raised in an environment where that kind of stuff is encouraged and praised!

That's not all it did. They scored 6 points!!! That's huge.

Srsly, it also teaches creativity... and like bb said, don't trust anyone.

Sounds like you fell victim to a trick play once and have some repressed memories we need to talk about.

 

[DallasCowpoke]

I'm going to show my son that video, and if he sees anyone trying to pull that in his pee wee game, I want him to lay that son-of-a-***** OUT!

Then I'm going to video tape it and post it on youtube!

Show him this one while you're at it.

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[BrAinPaiNt]

That's not all it did. They scored 6 points!!! That's huge.

Srsly, it also teaches creativity... and like bb said, don't trust anyone.

Sounds like you fell victim to a trick play once and have some repressed memories we need to talk about.

Get Dr.Phil on speed dial...QUICK! :

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

I mean it was just a game among some kids having fun and people are acting like it was a great philosophical debate on life or something.

Yeah, the kids on the other team, who were coached on defense and not trickery, were obviously having a LOT of fun.

Iffin you have/had kids, you might want to teach them how to shortchange a clerk or cut in line. After all, its the clever ones who get ahead in this world and the idiots who play by the rules who are just asking to get run over, right?

Please have a helping of proportion. These were little kids who were taken advantage of, Mr. Lead Paint, by a slimeball coach.

Moral compasses sometimes don't work when the world is slowly tipped on its side by idiot coaches like the one you so admire.

 

[DallasCowpoke]

Moral compasses sometimes don't work when the world is slowly tipped on its side by idiot coaches like the one you so admire.

Does your ace get sore, straddling that fence like you do?

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

Yeah, the kids on the other team, who were coached on defense and not trickery, were obviously having a LOT of fun.

Iffin you have/had kids, you might want to teach them how to shortchange a clerk or cut in line. After all, its the clever ones who get ahead in this world and the idiots who play by the rules who are just asking to get run over, right?

Please have a helping of proportion. These were little kids who were taken advantage of, Mr. Lead Paint, by a slimeball coach.

Moral compasses sometimes don't work when the world is slowly tipped on its side by idiot coaches like the one you so admire.

Dr. Phil is ready to see you now.

 

[cbfan55]

when i played in junior high we had a trick play to where our fastest wr would not go the hudle but stand next the sideline like he was talking to the coach. when the ball snaped he would take off and be wide open

 

[peplaw06]

when i played in junior high we had a trick play to where our fastest wr would not go the hudle but stand next the sideline like he was talking to the coach. when the ball snaped he would take off and be wide open

Clearly you are a less than honorable human being... I mean anyone who would allow their teams or coaches to call trick plays on junior high football teams has to be someone who shortchanges a cashier, cuts in line, punches kittens in the mouth, and draws pictures of houses on fire. How can you live with yourself??

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

Clearly you are a less than honorable human being... I mean anyone who would allow their teams or coaches to call trick plays on junior high football teams has to be someone who shortchanges a cashier, cuts in line, punches kittens in the mouth, and draws pictures of houses on fire. How can you live with yourself??

You forgot to include wearing their hat backwards.

 

[cbfan55]

its not like i could tell my coach what to do. besides that i never even practiced with offense i was strictly d

 

[CowboyJeff]

That looks like a Bruce Coslet play that would be used in every game......every game.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

That looks like a Bruce Coslet play that would be used in every game......every game.

No...that would require the TE to fall down at the LOS and than get back up and go out on a route.

That and turning a tall goofy kid, who quit football to play baseball and than come back to football, into an all conference player.

Oh...and the tall goofy kid plays guitar and sings with a WR that will never make the team.

 

[Achozen]

That looks like a Bruce Coslet play that would be used in every game......every game.

Zone Blocking FTW!

 

[joseephuss]

when i played in junior high we had a trick play to where our fastest wr would not go the hudle but stand next the sideline like he was talking to the coach. when the ball snaped he would take off and be wide open

The Titans ran a similar play this past year. It was their game at Indy. Jeff Fisher was yelling for a receiver to get off the field. When the receiver was near the sideline the Titans snapped the ball. I think it may have been Fisher yelling GO for the snap. The receiver took off on a fly pattern and he was the only receiver that ran a pattern. It was right before halftime with only a few seconds on the clock. Vince Young took the snap and threw it deep and it was picked off. Indy had all their DBs deep because it was near the end of the half and they weren't fooled.

 

[CowboyJeff]

No...that would require the TE to fall down at the LOS and than get back up and go out on a route.

That and turning a tall goofy kid, who quit football to play baseball and than come back to football, into an all conference player.

Oh...and the tall goofy kid plays guitar and sings with a WR that will never make the team.

You didnt see the Cheerleader fall down on the sidelines? Give that offensive coordinator a few more years. He'll be coaching the Bengals and Jets soon enough.