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My other brother and i still think his wife is a cover up.....I think he likes those deli sandwiches....

JohnnyP wrote:My other brother and i still think his wife is a cover up.....I think he likes those deli sandwiches....

I dont expect much less from doctors....

Hey Champagne?:

At what post did you get your answer SMH.

SALTS

JohnnyP wrote:My other brother and i still think his wife is a cover up.....I think he likes those deli sandwiches....

you and your brothers are either the biggets group of studs, or your town consists of 6 total people because, ya, your wife.... how?

im moving to suburban america.

nick wrote:

JohnnyP wrote:My other brother and i still think his wife is a cover up.....I think he likes those deli sandwiches....

you and your brothers are either the biggets group of studs, or your town consists of 6 total people because, ya, your wife.... how?

im moving to suburban america.

Studs!

buckeye76 wrote:

JohnnyP wrote:My other brother and i still think his wife is a cover up.....I think he likes those deli sandwiches....

I dont expect much less from doctors....

This hurts, Matt. I thought we had each others backs!

Weasel wrote:

buckeye76 wrote:

JohnnyP wrote:My other brother and i still think his wife is a cover up.....I think he likes those deli sandwiches....

I dont expect much less from doctors....

This hurts, Matt. I thought we had each others backs!

With knives.

Weasel wrote:

buckeye76 wrote:

JohnnyP wrote:My other brother and i still think his wife is a cover up.....I think he likes those deli sandwiches....

I dont expect much less from doctors....

This hurts, Matt. I thought we had each others backs!

Broke backs? Don't bring Matt into question. Come on man

nick wrote:

JohnnyP wrote:My other brother and i still think his wife is a cover up.....I think he likes those deli sandwiches....

you and your brothers are either the biggets group of studs, or your town consists of 6 total people because, ya, your wife.... how?

im moving to suburban america.

Studs

they both answered studs, so that means there's only 6 people in the town. you guys got lucky

Just read this last night and decided my two cents probably dont' mean much...quote quote....But I always did the coaching reports right after the game, win or lose, and sometimes I would be heated, lose or win, and say things that probably were out of context or a bit stretched...I had along conversation with Buckeye, he brought up a TON of great points, and after seeing my coaching reporgt this year, I realized it more and more. I read and try to take in everything writes, last year I actually didn't get "ALOT" of feedback, this year, with me winning against bigger name coaches, I GOT TONS, as you can imagine..and honestly, I dont' really take much of it in...cause alot of I think was written in the heat of the moment "ran over 20 half back screens) I will bet my childs life that I have never ran over 10 in a game ever in any game ever. "hot routes all the time on defense" I NEVER hot route on defense....."ate the clock in the 3rd quarter or 4th quarter (got that twice)"....When I am up 25+...would you like me to just keep scoring? If your going to run hurry up and pass.....then I will chew the clock I guess haha, and the best is when someone says "it doesnt' bother me, but sometime else might say something" but then they dock you on the report. I am GUILTY as everyone, as I had stated, I used to write these last year right after my games, in loss, or even a win I would write stuff down without thinking, then the next day would think about it.....if I blitz the crap out of a guy, he only has a few options, if I dont' ever blitz a guy, he then again only has a few options, if you play man to man all game long, then only a few routes might be open, if I dont' mix it up, how can I expect him to, if he mixes it up a lot, then I need to. Just my two cents, these reports...as the THOUGHT is a great one, and it CAN mean alot coming from CERTAIN GUYS that take pride in not LIEING, nor slamming people, but helping them, then it works out great, but I think from what I have gathered and heard from people, it seems as if guys are going to lie, stretch the truth, get angry and just lower the score cause they dont' KNOW the guy, or can't beat him, and just put stuff in there that makes no sense, how can one better the gameplay per say? I dont' know how to fix the "ran 20 screens to his hb" or the "hot routed all the time on defense" or the best was one guy said I blitzed every single play, the other said I never did.....Of course every owner is or should play to his teams strengths against the opponent...sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't haha.

I KNOW the arguement is going to be..well some guys win all the time and get great reports...well they are usually guys who have been in here along time. And we all know how it works when you play a guy with a little bit of power or whatnot, you tend to either play different or kiss his ass. I have built a great relationship with guys in here already, and have had some in the past, good or bad haha, but I LOVE it here, so I am not trying to complain, mainly I am board on a Saturday cheering against NDSU, and thought I would share some insight...MPO.

I guess I just suggest you give it 24 hours before you put in your coaching reports..I think it will let you look at things from a different perspective and also maybe see things from a different view.

I feel ya Liq, I tend to wait and 99.9% times I gave perfect scores. Alot has to do with perception. I try not to take this game too seriously.

xLiQx wrote:....."ate the clock in the 3rd quarter or 4th quarter (got that twice)"....When I am up 25+...would you like me to just keep scoring? If your going to run hurry up and pass.....then I will chew the clock I guess haha, .

As you know I am one person that put that in your coaches report. Here is a friendly reminder for everyone in the league, read the NDL Rules

CLOCK MANAGEMENT -- It is acceptable to wind the playclock down to :01 inside of 2 minutes left in the game. Otherwise please be courteous to your opponent and choose your plays in a relatively "timely" manner. The Chew clock feature may only be used with 2 mins remaining to go in the end of the game.

GeorgesGoons wrote:

xLiQx wrote:....."ate the clock in the 3rd quarter or 4th quarter (got that twice)"....When I am up 25+...would you like me to just keep scoring? If your going to run hurry up and pass.....then I will chew the clock I guess haha, .

As you know I am one person that put that in your coaches report. Here is a friendly reminder for everyone in the league, read the NDL Rules

CLOCK MANAGEMENT -- It is acceptable to wind the playclock down to :01 inside of 2 minutes left in the game. Otherwise please be courteous to your opponent and choose your plays in a relatively "timely" manner. The Chew clock feature may only be used with 2 mins remaining to go in the end of the game.

I do hate waiting

Yeah, I think giving time is the best thing to do, you may realize things that you thought were happening, weren't really happening, you were just heated, being competative and whatnot.



And George, I wasn't going to call anyone out or anything, but when up 27-7 in a game you are flat out dominating, I didn't see the issue, I wish you would of PAUSED the game and told me about it instead of waiting till the coaching report, that is all I am saying about that, some guys dont MIND it at all, After talking with another opponenet later in the game that complained about it after our game, I just started AIMING or psning the guys if it was getting out of hand. I never want to ruin the sportsmanship and I do take the rules seriously, but it's a fine line betwween chewing the clock and then running up the score, guys are VERY sensative about that.

running up the score is 'trying to score'. Just run basic run plays with your backup. If you score, that is the defenses fault. I just know I get frustrated if I have to sit there and wait. But now you know

Well that chew clock feature makes it so you don't wait, it actually just runs the clock down, its quick actually, make sit ALOT quicker of a game, it eats up the clock.

I understand what you are saying though, but when your opponent is running hurry up, and throwing it all the time and stopping the clock, and you are just trying to keep the clock moving, seems like the thing to do, but now I have learned you have to ask your opponenet first.

xLiQx wrote:Well that chew clock feature makes it so you don't wait, it actually just runs the clock down, its quick actually, make sit ALOT quicker of a game, it eats up the clock.

I understand what you are saying though, but when your opponent is running hurry up, and throwing it all the time and stopping the clock, and you are just trying to keep the clock moving, seems like the thing to do, but now I have learned you have to ask your opponenet first.

I would say in the normal, just try to snap before it hits 10 seconds. I tend to snap b4 15 myself to keep it going.

Chew the clock rule changed a while back. Can be run before 2 mins to go in the game if score is a blowout.

xLiQx wrote:Yeah, I think giving time is the best thing to do, you may realize things that you thought were happening, weren't really happening, you were just heated, being competative and whatnot.



And George, I wasn't going to call anyone out or anything, but when up 27-7 in a game you are flat out dominating, I didn't see the issue, I wish you would of PAUSED the game and told me about it instead of waiting till the coaching report, that is all I am saying about that, some guys dont MIND it at all, After talking with another opponenet later in the game that complained about it after our game, I just started AIMING or psning the guys if it was getting out of hand. I never want to ruin the sportsmanship and I do take the rules seriously, but it's a fine line betwween chewing the clock and then running up the score, guys are VERY sensative about that.

The rule is up by 28 to chew the clock not 20. You broke the rule. Take the hit and move on.