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Post by outlawjoseywales on Nov 18, 2008 17:45:27 GMT -6
Auburn, you are absolutely right.
I had a case of mistaken identity happen this year. We played a team that had the same color helmet and pants-blue just like us. We were wearing blue jersies, while they wore white, but exactly the same color blue
#32 of their team, just flat out clocked one of my offensive linemen well after the whistle. Instantly a melee broke out. One ref grabbed MY #32 and while he was being held by one ref, one of their players walks up and pops him right in the face under his mask-while the ref was holding him. This was adding "insult to injury,"OBVIOUSLY, the ref was distracted.
The refs get together and decide that Blue 32 should be thrown out, NOT white #32. We sent our video to the state office which saw it our way and allowed OUR #32 back for this weeks conference championship game.
But it didn't help for that game though, he missed the entire 2nd half of that game. When he came over, I said, "get your stuff off and get off the sidelines, go sit with you Mom and Dad." He was very, very upset, I don't blame him.
This was a game that gave us our undefeated season. There was alot at stake, a whole lot of pressure and a whole lot going on. We were only ahead by 2 points at the time, and he was my only Strongside Defensive End, and a Sr. I had no one else. It didn't matter. Thanks goodness we still won.
It would have NEVER occured to me to try and change his jersey. That is just nuts. OJW
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Post by Deleted on Nov 18, 2008 18:14:58 GMT -6
On weekends Carlos Meraz dresses like a girl and enters women's arm wrestling contests. He came in 5th once. I beleive it
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Post by phantom on Nov 18, 2008 20:26:11 GMT -6
Guys we kind of prefer that we don't get this personal.
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Post by coachcb on Nov 18, 2008 20:40:14 GMT -6
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Post by mrigg on Nov 19, 2008 9:27:28 GMT -6
A few years back we played against a first year coach that taught his linemen to execute posted chops on our d-tackles. We caught it immediately and the referees spotted it a few plays later. We lost an all conference DT for the a week after that due to the posted chops and a DB when a WR grabbed his face mask and started twisting his neck after the tackle. After the game our head coach confronted him and he swore he didn’t know that a posted chop was illegal. This is a man who played college football mind you. Some point after the game he told one of his old high school buddies now on our coaching staff, he new it was illegal he just wanted to get our head coach fired up. After the game an assistant coach was over heard yelling at some of our fans “We may not beat you but we will hurt you for the playoffs” The coach in question has won 3 games in 3 years since that incident. Intentionally using illegal techniques with intent to hurt opposing players is the type thing I think deserves a no questions asked firing regardless of prior history. They were by far the dirtiest team I have ever seen. I'll never forget the image of our 6-4 300lb DT taking on a block and then the tackle swiping out his already braced knee. When he got bent over backwards the gaurd jumped on top of him and started throwing punches under his face mask. After the game some of thier own fans tried to pick fights with the coaches and other fans. Any time we go over there for anything that is all I think of. The will never have a winning season as long as that "coaching" staff is there.
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Post by phantom on Nov 19, 2008 9:52:20 GMT -6
Oh come one Phantom; you're just upset because you wear a dress on the weekends too. Yeah but it's a tasteful black one, not cut too high, that I wear with pearls. Only on Saturdays.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 20, 2008 14:41:46 GMT -6
Oh come one Phantom; you're just upset because you wear a dress on the weekends too. Yeah but it's a tasteful black one, not cut too high, that I wear with pearls. Only on Saturdays. Stylish
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Post by indian1 on Nov 20, 2008 21:26:03 GMT -6
terminate his command with extreme prejudice.
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