Hey how about a little offense with your side of comeback? I finally get a few chances to talk about the high octane offense. Also in this issue, praise gets heaped upon Matt Hasselbeck, Michael Boulware shares a habit of a sixth grade girl, and there's more ribbons than an erased Watergate tape.
Read all of the delicious goodness here.
Check back later when I update the Gus the Mule page.
(EDIT: Gus the Mule is up...with lots of photos!)
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Finally some drives worthy of a DOG. Nice.
ReplyDeleteExcellent work on both the DOG and on Gus the Mule.
ReplyDeleteNice to see these award posts again - - usually means we've come off a nice win!
ReplyDeleteI was watching this game on NFL replay last night. I thought our defense should have been gotten a safety on Marc bulger, the first time I saw it. The second time I saw it, I'm absolutly positive that should have been a safety, he had both feet behind the line at the time he was tackled. I know that he reached the ball across, but my wife asked me a great question as we were watching the replay, she asked if Bulger was trying to go for a touchdown (reverse his position) and had both feet across the plane but the ball was on the other side would it be ruled a touchdown. I said yes it would, if a runners feet cross the plane and he got lit up to where the ball didn't neccessarily cross but the lower half of his body did, I think it would be ruled a TD so why not the other way, I mean he definatly broke the invisible plane, and the lower half of his body was entirely in the end zone. What do y'all think?
ReplyDeleteGreat thought, but YOU"RE WRONG!
ReplyDeleteThe ball has to break the plane of the goal line, not the feet or any other part of the body, unless of course you're Ben Roethlesberger or Vinny Testaverde, in which case, close is good enough!
Also, in the case of a safety, the entire ball must be in the endzone. For a touchdown, any part of the ball that crosses the plain, it counts as a score. For a safety, if a point of the ball gets out of the endzone, its just a sack.
ReplyDeleteWell that sucks, thanks fellas.
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