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That’s very bad sportsmanship
Someone should try that in the NFL.
the coach is a tool. that is all, except, the coach is a tool.
I dunno… I think it’s pretty good.
#1 No actually its just being trickier than your opponent.
@1: Bad sportsmanship?! Do you even keep score in your games. It’s called being smarter than your opponents. Geez. What is this world coming to.
It isn’t being smart. It was an illegal snap according to the state’s rules. It was blown call by the referees. Keep in mind they had to spend a lot of time practicing how to be sneaky instead of real fundamentals. The coach is a douchebag for teaching this to the kids.
Sweet!
“It isn’t being smart.”
Scored a touchdown. Smart.
#1 #3 #7 Who cares…its friggin football…
#1 #3 #7 must be parents on the other team.
Sports are for the enjoyment of feeble-minded idiots.
That’s the way Obama and the Dems are going to win in 2012.
>> Troublemaker said, on November 12th, 2010 at 9:56 pm
>> Sports are for the enjoyment of feeble-minded idiots.
Not even close to being true.
I personally know a real-deal genius who loves sports. (Not NASCAR, of course)
Baseball has long been a sport that cerebral people like but many sports bridge the gap between dumb, average and smart people.
In the old timey days of football, there was play where the offensive team would fade back, circle and secretly pass the ball to one member.
Or so it was explained to me when I saw a high school team do it once. It had everybody in the audience laughing.
I can remember the old statue of liberty play. Pretty sneaky, kind of like this one
Trick plays are a traditional aspect of this game. They are all highly regarded.
I suppose the first time a guy threw a forward pass some a-hole would call it unsportsmanlike too.
#12:
“Sports are for the enjoyment of feeble-minded idiots.”
Often said by people who are into things like comic books, RPGs, and computer games.
i.e., irony!
It’s a one time play for that team. They’ll never be able to run it again if the teams they play are smart.
What a Schnook