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AUinHsv

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  1. A few more thoughts. Do you have different balls for a punt? Kicking a sensor seems like a bad idea. Also I can see a huge hole in the entire theory. You can design a ball with sensors that could probably figure out where it was on the field. However it can't figure out whether the player holding it was down. Tackled from behind and the player stretches the ball out. Only problem is that his knees are already on the ground or he reaches out ( like Tennessee receiver did on the last play of the 1999 Super Bowl). Obviously down but the ball is across the line
  2. Wow - did not know that at all
  3. In the long distant past this was the rule. Look at the famous end zone picture of Bart Starr's sneak and you see the RB behind him holding up his arms like a TD. he isn;t signaling TD - he is showing the refs that he isn't pushing Starr
  4. Didn't know I was being filmed. I had a yard sale in a mogul field right under the lift. Got a lot applause when I finally stopped sliding.
  5. https://www.complex.com/life/a/backwoodsaltar/penis-stuck-to-sidewalk-drunk-brawl?utm_source=fark&utm_medium=website&utm_content=link&ICID=ref_fark
  6. and the NFL passing a rule banning stickum. Lester Hayes used to put entire buckets on his uniform before games
  7. Good news is that is not the typical older truck. The rust cancer is not there so you are already light years and thousands of dollars ahead. If I was doing it I would convert to fuel injection just to avoid the carburetor and electronic ignition. No need to stay in the 50's with that model
  8. Never to be confused with the Three Daves broadcasting crew
  9. Going to be an interesting project since someone else took it apart. The good thing is that cars from that vintage are not mensa level in terms of what goes where.
  10. Over under for 10 commercials before the end of half??
  11. Quickest first half I can remember. Almost under one hour
  12. https://operations.nfl.com/learn-the-game/nfl-basics/rookies-guide/nfl-video-rulebook/use-of-the-helmet/
  13. Isiah Robertson has nothing to say. It was perfectly legal back then and still is since the chest isn't the head So was the clothesline and actually grabbing the facemask was legal at one point
  14. Actually looked it up since I thought the rule existed It is a foul if a player: lowers his head and makes forcible contact with his helmet against an opponent; or. uses any part of his helmet or facemask to butt or make forcible contact to an opponent's head or neck. They just ignore it if it is done by offense
  15. Doesn't matter how you run. Don't lower your head like he did. That was at knee level when he hit the defender. If you tell the defender they can't go helmet to helmet than the same applies to offense.
  16. Actually that seems to be something that the New York team could do. You essentially have a time out since usually the defender is down on the field. The challenge is lowering the head versus just running low
  17. at some point they have to find a way to penalize running backs who lower their head like that
  18. I am not saying they should but from a salary viewpoint it seems easy. I think they would be on the hook for one game of a veteran minimum salary which is less than 100K. cheap
  19. Didn't Detroit just lose a RB for the rest of year?
  20. A few thoughts. I learned way to late that he was actually my 6th or 7th cousin. Never met him but wish I could have. My twin brother did meet him in college. He was at a small private college in Alabama eating breakfast and Carter walked up and said he was running for president. No idea why he chose that time and location but it goes to show that you had to cover a lot of bases to run for president. RIP and thanks for showing us what it means to care.
  21. why are you cutting the subframe?
  22. guess what. they came back and took 12 bags last night after dinner. Really puzzled on this. Maybe I can get them to bag the leaves the next time
  23. Had that happen once in a business session with IBM. I lived in Austin but traveled all over as a subject expert. I think it was in Chicago that some clown from the customer heard I was from Austin and started talking crap about Texas immediately. Had to point our that I went to Auburn to shut him up. Never had that happen the first 15 years at IBM when I was meeting with folks from Alabama. We always had a professional meeting
  24. Whats the backstory of Snoopy on the dial?
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