Everybody who has ever held your job believes that, as far as I can tell.But what does lift, and thus aerodynamics, have to do with helicopters? I thought their method of flight was sorcery.
Everybody who has ever held your job believes that, as far as I can tell.But what does lift, and thus aerodynamics, have to do with helicopters? I thought their method of flight was sorcery.
The word “fight” was in coach’es quote so that presumes punches. Just an odd message to send if you’re looking at real game time.When was the last time you saw a player tossed from a game without throwing a punch? It would have been offsetting personal fouls and everyone would move on.
Football at nightJe ne sais quoi?
It’s a mindset of having your teammate’s back no matter what. Shoulder to Shoulder, ya know?The word “fight” was in coach’es quote so that presumes punches. Just an odd message to send if you’re looking at real game time.
It is, and there is a massive USFG cover-up going on to protect the technology that we’ve stollen from UAP’s. It’s been caught on film many times, even though this guy tries to “explain” it away with “science”But what does lift, and thus aerodynamics, have to do with helicopters? I thought their method of flight was sorcery.
It is, and there is a massive USFG cover-up going on to protect the technology that we’ve stollen from UAP’s. It’s been caught on film many times, even though this guy tries to “explain” it away with “science”
I completely get that and I’m on board Yak. But young guys sometimes take things literally. I’d just hate to lose a game because of an off-the-wall unnecessary brawl.It’s a mindset of having your teammate’s back no matter what. Shoulder to Shoulder, ya know?
CP is not telling anyone to brawl. You come across like a 'get off my lawn' guy. CP is teaching them the importance of support and confidence. This is a coachsble moment about being together, which makes sense since there 75ish new players all focused on their time to have an impact. Rest assured, he will also tell players repeatedly not to fight during games.I completely get that and I’m on board Yak. But young guys sometimes take things literally. I’d just hate to lose a game because of an off-the-wall unnecessary brawl.
I completely get that and I’m on board Yak. But young guys sometimes take things literally. I’d just hate to lose a game because of an off-the-wall unnecessary brawl.
Well, he actually did. But I’ll take your word that it’s just internet motivational stuff and not real instructions. I’m just used to taking language literally.CP is not telling anyone to brawl. You come across like a 'get off my lawn' guy. CP is teaching them the importance of support and confidence. This is a coachsble moment about being together, which makes sense since there 75ish new players all focused on their time to have an impact. Rest assured, he will also tell players repeatedly not to fight during games.
He was upset at guys who were already on the field trotting off while their teammates were in a scrum. They absolutely should be backing up teammates and that's not against the rules as long as they don't throw a punch.I completely get that and I’m on board Yak. But young guys sometimes take things literally. I’d just hate to lose a game because of an off-the-wall unnecessary brawl.
Benefit of the doubt. Life is good.
He shouldn't have been. You run towards a fight during a real game and get into the scrum, punches or not, and you're subjecting yourself to bunch of emotional officials. Some of whom are going to be laying for CU anyway. I'm moving on. Can't wait for the first game.....He was upset at guys who were already on the field trotting off while their teammates were in a scrum. They absolutely should be backing up teammates and that's not against the rules as long as they don't throw a punch.
I thought the same thing. The entire team will fight and everyone of them will be so disciplined not to get a penalty?Great for motivation in practices I suppose but the 180 degree opposite of what you want to do in a real game unless you want 6 or 8 guys tossed. Sorry to be a downer.
Helicopters fly themselves. Everybody knows that.But what does lift, and thus aerodynamics, have to do with helicopters? I thought their method of flight was sorcery.
BUT COACH PRIME SAID IF ONE FIGHTS WE ALL FIGHT, SO THAT HAS TO MEAN THAT THE ENTIRE TEAM WILL START THROWING PUNCHES AND GET EJECTED AND WE'LL LOSE GAMES BECAUSE THEY'RE FIGHTINGGGGGG ARRHRHJADSKFJHASDKLGFJHKSLDGJLSKD!!!!Come on people. This happens in every training camp. It happens a handful of times during a season. Coaches don't want to see punches thrown. Players know not to throw punches. The number of ejections for "fighting" is in the single digits across all of CFB.
Prime wants the players to have each other's back, no matter what. That is what he is teaching. If someone is shoving your running back to the ground after the whistle, he wants the OL to be there to defend him.
This isn't rocket science. This isn't a new concept. You back up your teammates. Always.
This is all OK in practice. I assume Prime will teach game boundaries.Great for motivation in practices I suppose but the 180 degree opposite of what you want to do in a real game unless you want 6 or 8 guys tossed. Sorry to be a downer.
Offense vs defense.if a fight breaks out between two sets of teammates, how is an uninvolved player supposed to know whose back he's supposed to have?
I was just making a snarky comment. i have no issue with some aggression during camp.Offense vs defense.
This happens in every training camp, every year, at just about all levels of football. Why are people acting like this is some new concept?
In Aerospace Engineering, I was taught that helicopters don’t fly, they are just so ugly that the ground repels them. Science!But what does lift, and thus aerodynamics, have to do with helicopters? I thought their method of flight was sorcery.
In Aerospace Engineering, I was taught that helicopters don’t fly, they are just so ugly that the ground repels them. Science!
When fights break out in the wardroom, nobody has your back, mother****er.In Aerospace Engineering, I was taught that helicopters don’t fly, they are just so ugly that the ground repels them. Science!