Pac-12 lunch links: Foles calls his own plays

RSSBot · Oct 26, 2011

By Ted Miller

If you gon' call him Weezy
Then you must say the baby
If you don't say the baby
Then just don't say it at all.

Arizona quarterback Nick Foles -- not unlike Stanford's Andrew Luck -- scripted his own plays to great success against UCLA.
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