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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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jaybuzz says:
1. Tackle-eligible
2. Forrest Gump- couldn’t have won the “61 MNC without him.
3. The run-blitz, whatever the hell that is.
4. “That receivers got sticky hands, Verne….”
May 16th, 2007 at 12:27 am
52
Raider Red says:
4a. Forgot to mention when someone gets tired, “He needs a blow”. No THANK you, Double-Oh Seven.
May 16th, 2007 at 12:36 am
53
Beergut says:
1. Single wing, Beast.
Go ahead, cover the overload. We’re still going to crush you.
2. Any Given Sunday – no contest.
3. I run the 33 Stack, what do you think?
4. “Get up close and press him”
#49,
What HS do you cover?
I do know that Menominee HS in Menominee, MI won the 1A State Championship running a balanced single wing last season. They obliterated a much bigger team in the state title game, scoring over 40+ with a bunch of players who looked like they belong on a Pop Warner youth team, they’re so small.
May 16th, 2007 at 5:50 am
54
Will says:
1. The Wildcat option pass.
2. The Program, of course.
3. Situational blitzer here; no need to go for it when it’s 3rd and 43, unless you are Domer-knob-slobber playing Miami…oh wait, that didn’t work out either.
4. This PBP from the 3rd quarter of the Arkansas MSU game;
“Johnson, under center. Takes it in hand, tosses out to Dick on the outside! Dick looking deep! Dick hits it!’
(QB to QB/WR to WR)
May 16th, 2007 at 5:57 am
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Aerobab says:
Since it’s now Wednesday and all, there appear to be several good candidates in this slideshow:
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedia/photo_gallery/0705/gallery.beards.moustaches/content.1.html
May 16th, 2007 at 6:49 am
56
kleph says:
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May 16th, 2007 at 7:14 am
57
immikfefazz says:
1. Delaware Wing-T, bay-bee…going medieval on your arses!
2. Something For Joey. If you don’t cry when you watch this movie, you’re just plain stone-hearted.
3. Safety blitz, linebacker blitz, corner blitz…shoot, I’d blitz my freaking athletic trainers if I had the chance.
4. Tight end.
May 16th, 2007 at 7:28 am
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Bry422 says:
1. Anytime that Nebraska ran the option during their heyday, especially when the QB would fake the pitch and turn up field.
2. None. They are all pretty bad.
3. Not often. Blitzing equals points for the other team.
4. “tight spot” The QB tried to force that one into a tight spot.
May 16th, 2007 at 7:52 am
59
Blue says:
Harris,
I know what you’re thinking right now….and you should be ashamed!
May 16th, 2007 at 7:59 am
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Wooderson says:
1. Brady Quinn vs. Pitt and Purdue to start the 2005 season. the youtube video is particularly funny for the Purdue game.
As far as other schools go, the Darren McFadden offense is quite fun, as is anythign by mike leach.
2. Rudy. Screw you.
3. “I’m blitzed” is usually the connotation most appropriately associated with me.
4. Go Deep.
May 16th, 2007 at 8:09 am
61
Jon hates Russian spammers and UofA says:
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.
May 16th, 2007 at 8:11 am
62
CatsFan says:
4. O-Linemen will get this, “Protect the backside A-Gap.” Also, “Double team the 3 and come off on the linebacker.”
May 16th, 2007 at 8:24 am
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DevilGrad says:
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.
May 16th, 2007 at 8:30 am
64
Bruce Dickinson says:
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.
May 16th, 2007 at 9:36 am
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domerva says:
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.
May 16th, 2007 at 10:56 am
66
dvilledawg says:
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?
May 16th, 2007 at 12:29 pm
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Beergut says:
#63,
Go look up Menominee HS on youtube. They have some of their championship game highlights on there.
POETRY.IN.MOTION.
May 16th, 2007 at 1:31 pm
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DiamondM says:
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.”
May 16th, 2007 at 5:17 pm
69
Harris says:
Blue, I swear I didn’t know she was 3.
May 16th, 2007 at 6:58 pm
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Papa Lou BSU says:
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)…
May 17th, 2007 at 10:46 am