In all reality, we have a parent with his son scouting teams that he can play for imediatly. They ll choose Milford and have a conflict with Jarrod throughout the season.
In all reality, todays Chicago Tribune has a front page story about the popularity of 7on 7 football. Is Gil finally getting with the times and installing a spread offense ?
If I recall my old DC comics correctly, those shock waves in P1 would indicate that a speedy Barry Allen (aka the Flash) is now playing at Milford. And I’m assuming the four second violation means he ran a kickoff back in less than four seconds. The refs are just trying to level the playing field for the non-super heroes.
Four-second violation – most passes in a “real” game are thrown in three seconds or less from snap.
In 7-on-7 if QB still has ball after four it’s an assumed “Sack” because all receivers are covered, and in a “real” game a defender would’ve gotten to QB by then.
chiphilton about 10 years ago
Four-second violations are totally Jarrod’s fault. Somebody tell him to quite clowning around.
Mr Reality about 10 years ago
In all reality, in P3 note the guys in the stands wearing the X Ray glasses.
jslabotnik about 10 years ago
Talent, blowing his whistle and talking at the same time
gilthorp57 about 10 years ago
I wonder if the summer 7-on7 football team will make the playdowns?
bitsy twill about 10 years ago
“A GUY told me”? There are only 3 other guys at the game…couldn’t he just point to the source?
bearwku82 about 10 years ago
Hah Hah! MacDonald Carey does basketball and 7 on 7 football.
Mr Reality about 10 years ago
In all reality, we have a parent with his son scouting teams that he can play for imediatly. They ll choose Milford and have a conflict with Jarrod throughout the season.
Mopman about 10 years ago
No violations in Mopped Up Thorp.Whoo hoo! Mopped Up Thorp is now up to double digits in followers. It’s the big time baby! Take that Kim Kardashian!
miffedmax about 10 years ago
In fairness to the Milford kids, they haven’t been coached at any kind of football in years.
Mr Reality about 10 years ago
In all reality, todays Chicago Tribune has a front page story about the popularity of 7on 7 football. Is Gil finally getting with the times and installing a spread offense ?
WoodyTB about 10 years ago
From the looks of the stands, 7-on-7 is right up there with cleaning out the basement in terms of fun things to do.
twainreader about 10 years ago
P3-Why is that kid holding a lit votive candle?
chujusmith about 10 years ago
If I recall my old DC comics correctly, those shock waves in P1 would indicate that a speedy Barry Allen (aka the Flash) is now playing at Milford. And I’m assuming the four second violation means he ran a kickoff back in less than four seconds. The refs are just trying to level the playing field for the non-super heroes.
sweetg1 about 10 years ago
Sign Man….there are at least 5 guys in the stands…where for art thou?
huskiecoach about 10 years ago
Four-second violation – most passes in a “real” game are thrown in three seconds or less from snap.
In 7-on-7 if QB still has ball after four it’s an assumed “Sack” because all receivers are covered, and in a “real” game a defender would’ve gotten to QB by then.