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How true! Well, I do not know what others are thinking.

That’s pretty cool, thanks.

Stretch:
September 26th, 2008 at 8:04 am
No act, you like tackle her….

now that would be considered holding and a 10 yard penalty. can’t have stupid penalties to put the offense in bad field position!

Stephen: Hehe, “Hello Jim and Kekoa.” No need to correct your son, it’s nice to make blog shoutouts on the radio! Although, it’s Jamie and Kekoa … 😛

brew808: Ugh, don’t remind me about Rashaun Woods. That was one of my worst calls — I heard everyone saying, He’s not fast enough, but I stubbornly thought he had deceptive speed, and I liked him at the end of the 1st round. And … ouch. 🙁

koakane: We’re going to have to disagree here. I don’t think it’s too much to ask folks not to yell on offense. Fans have to be the 12th man — they need to help the team, not hinder. Isolated fans around the stadium yelling might not hurt too much, but when you have bunches of students with Thunderstix … IDK how it sounds to everyone else, but it’s pretty loud to me, even when I’m listening to the radio broadcast with my earphones.

I think it’s telling: You have the cheerleaders telling folks to be quiet, you have fellow students telling people to be quiet (multiple times!), and sometimes, the players signal the fans to be quiet. But they don’t pay attention.

chawan_cut:
September 26th, 2008 at 7:57 am
brew,
not sure about OL. here i am trying to lose weight. i think the only person i could block is maybe midori7.

No act, you like tackle her….