EDSBS LIVE! THE WISHBONE EDITION.
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What: Tonight’s special guest is…Bill from ATLEagle, who we’ll ask exactly who this Jeff Jaogdadzknginski guy is, and how he ended up coaching the Boston College Eagles. We’ll also be taking your calls and e-messages, which if you send them to us will MAKE YOUR PENIS AND OR BOOBS GROW LARGER!!!
Four Questions: As always, our four questions for the night.
1. What is your favorite football play/scheme/thing that goes boom.
The ‘bone. It’s like a square dance breaking out in the backfield.
2. Tell us your favorite football movie.
There’s a whole series to be done here, but only one answer for the college ranks really matters: The Program. Starting defense! Place at the table!
3. Are you blitzing? A philosophical and literal question, really.
4. Most suggestive piece of football terminology? Besides the ‘bone, since we’re claiming that. Getting deep penetration is just too easy, y’all, so we expect creative answers.
Hear you then.
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1. Revealing my status as a Midwesterner and a former o-lineman, my favorite play is the perfectly executed counter trap. The LB comes through the vacant gap thinking he’s heading for dinner, when a pulling guard or tackle (depending on the formation) sends him into the parking lot. Guaranteed 8-10 yards every time, if blocked correctly. Beauty beyond my ability to express it.
2. Brian’s Song. Any movie that made my Dad — a magna cum laude graduate of the Red Foreman School of Fatherhood — cry has got to top this list.
3. Hell, yes, I’m blitzing. I’ll give up a couple big plays in exchange for your QB hearing footsteps for the next month. Net gain? My team.
4. “Sticking the C-gap” (more o-line terminology)…
Comment by Papa Lou BSU — May 17, 2007 @ 10:46 am
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Blue, I swear I didn’t know she was 3.
Comment by Harris — May 16, 2007 @ 6:58 pm
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1. Statue of Liberty executed to perfection by any non-BCS team against big bad cartel member, especially in a bowl game.
2. Quarterback Princess — but I always thought she should have chosen BJ the center over the skinny quarterback (it’s okay for me to think that — I’m a girl)
3. In football, yes. In life, blitz, like the full court press, can be a little creepy.
4. Plugged the hole — as in “As soon as it opened, he really plugged that hole.”
Comment by DiamondM — May 16, 2007 @ 5:17 pm
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#63,
Go look up Menominee HS on youtube. They have some of their championship game highlights on there.
POETRY.IN.MOTION.
Comment by Beergut — May 16, 2007 @ 1:31 pm
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1. sprint draw (musa!)
2. M*A*S*H (”hotlips it’s the end of the half you moron!”)
3. Blitzin’ all day long
4. what the hell are ya, a god**** cannon?
Comment by dvilledawg — May 16, 2007 @ 12:29 pm
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1. Favorite football play that goes boom
Play action pass, QB drops back with the ball on his hip and spots a wide open TE down the middle (big white boy with soft hands) who makes the catch. God its beautiful.
2. Favorite football movie.
Rudy, Godfather II and Die Hard (scene in both where ND is playing SC). Yea, I’m a homer.
3. Are you blitzing?
Are you kdding me. Leave ND’s CB’s one on one with a receiver. Why makes things easier.
4. Suggestive piece of football terminology.
The muff.
Comment by domerva — May 16, 2007 @ 10:56 am
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1. What is your favorite football play/scheme/thing that goes boom.
The Orgeron’s head after John Thompson’s defense surrenders 400 plus yards to Vanderbilt.
2. Tell us your favorite football movie.
Brian’s Song. Like the Godfather, James Caan’s character dies.
3. Are you blitzing?
No, today I’m disguising coverages.
4. Most suggestive piece of football terminology?
Turf toe. I have a foot fetish.
Comment by Bruce Dickinson — May 16, 2007 @ 9:36 am
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Re #50: My rural Ohio HS ran the single wing when I was there (in the Eighties, not the Thirties). We had only three kids on the team over 200 pounds, so we had run something that relied on scheme more than size. When that thing works, it’s beautiful to watch.
Comment by DevilGrad — May 16, 2007 @ 8:30 am
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4. O-Linemen will get this, “Protect the backside A-Gap.” Also, “Double team the 3 and come off on the linebacker.”
Comment by CatsFan — May 16, 2007 @ 8:24 am
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1) Flee flicker! Honorable mention to stiff-arming a kicker/punter.
2) Remember the Titans. “If you fumble my football, I wil break my foot off in your John Brown hind-parts, and THEN you will run a mile.”
3) Always and forever. Jumpin’ offsides while doin’ so.
4) Going deep to a wide receiver.
Comment by Jon hates Russian spammers and UofA — May 16, 2007 @ 8:11 am