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Re: Great Froggie Effort

Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 3:30 pm
by SMU89
deepellumfrog wrote:If you play football, and quit mid play due to an equipment failure, then you are a baby. He took the kid out on a great block, helmet or no. You don't just run off the field crying. I hope you guys [deleted] are chicks, otherwise, WTF?



You could be a "baby" on one play or be a baby for the rest of your life.

Re: Great Froggie Effort

Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 4:16 pm
by expony18

Re: Great Froggie Effort

Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 4:18 pm
by deepellumfrog
or you can know what you are doing, having been well coached. Everybody on the football field is always one hit away, equipment or no. If you don't understand or can't comprehend that, maybe you should be cheering on the volleyball team at this time of year. Football ain't for you

Re: Great Froggie Effort

Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 5:47 pm
by SMU89
expony18 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCVy8sVqBm4&feature=related


Great example of someone playing smart.

Notice he knows there is nobody in front of him who could hit him or that he has to hit; so, he safely continues the play.

Re: Great Froggie Effort

Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 6:06 pm
by SMU89
deepellumfrog wrote:or you can know what you are doing, having been well coached. Everybody on the football field is always one hit away, equipment or no. If you don't understand or can't comprehend that, maybe you should be cheering on the volleyball team at this time of year. Football ain't for you


There are times when you continue to play because of the situation and as you say you "know what you are doing" -- see witten video -- he doesn't get hit and he knows he is not going to get hit. There is nobody in front of him. He played smart.

In my view, making a hard hit without a helmet is not smart and glorifying it on TV for kids to see as something great is worse.

If you feel a helmet-less hit is smart because everyone is already one hit away, you're right -- I don't understand and can't comprehend that logic.

When you get in your car, you are one hit away. That doesn't justify driving recklessly.

And I do like watching womens volleyball.

Re: Great Froggie Effort

Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 6:30 pm
by Lebanese4Life
lol why does he looks like Shrek when they zoom in..?

Re: Great Froggie Effort

Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 9:17 pm
by 35straight
SMU89 wrote:
expony18 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCVy8sVqBm4&feature=related


Great example of someone playing smart.

Notice he knows there is nobody in front of him who could hit him or that he has to hit; so, he safely continues the play.


You keep talking about these players ending up with a spinal injury of some sort. That can happen just as easily with a helmet on, and I would argue that it does happen more often with a helmet on. With out a helmet you will not lead with your head. The tcu kid threw a shoulder and an elbow. While at SMU a made two tackles without a helmet. Take your skirt off Nancy. This is football not futbol.

Re: Great Froggie Effort

Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 2:24 am
by Deep Purple
35straight wrote:I am sure that kids all over the country are not going to start taking off their helmets. You are missing the point. This kid's motor was running in high gear. I have seen tons of guys quit when they get hurt during a play or have an equipment failure, it makes me sick. This is an aggressive sport for aggressive players. If guys are worried about getting hurt, they are not giving a full effort. There are a handful of plays that define a game. This was one of those plays and without that effort this play doesn't happen.


"Football is a violent game played by violent people, so put a smile on your face, murder in your heart, and lets go kick these f____s in the mouth."
--Dick Bumpas / TCU Defensive Coordinator

Re: Great Froggie Effort

Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 3:43 am
by ozfan
35straight wrote:
SMU89 wrote:
expony18 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCVy8sVqBm4&feature=related


Great example of someone playing smart.

Notice he knows there is nobody in front of him who could hit him or that he has to hit; so, he safely continues the play.


You keep talking about these players ending up with a spinal injury of some sort. That can happen just as easily with a helmet on, and I would argue that it does happen more often with a helmet on. With out a helmet you will not lead with your head. The tcu kid threw a shoulder and an elbow. While at SMU a made two tackles without a helmet. Take your skirt off Nancy. This is football not futbol.


All I can say is momma dont let your kids grow up to be "Gunslingers".

Re: Great Froggie Effort

Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 12:46 pm
by Corp
Deep Purple wrote:
"Football is a violent game played by violent people, so put a smile on your

face, murder in your heart, and lets go kick these f____s in the mouth."

--Dick Bumpas / TCU Defensive Coordinator



No doubt about it, they did a good job of thoroughly kicking the f____s in the mouth. :)

Re: Great Froggie Effort

Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 7:48 pm
by HB Pony Dad
Well it just proves that

IT TAKES LEATHER BALLS TO PLAY RUGBY!

Small Brains are a preferred option as well!

Re: Great Froggie Effort

Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2009 4:03 pm
by PurplFrawg
smuuth wrote:I am sure you would be there for him just like you were there for Charlie Waldrep. Oh, my mistake....

Thanks for your concern. Your mistake, of course, is that the young man's name is Kent Waldrep.

http://www.summitartists.com/kent/kent.htm