lonestarfrog89
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Reminded me of the forever memorable Sage Rosenfels aka The Rosencopter play when he was on the Texans.
Best and funniest thing last night
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Frog-in-law1995
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It’s not quite the butt-fumble, but it’s good.
FrogCop19
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Ron Swanson
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#rosencopter
#neverforget
pastorfrog
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Best football movie ever.
BABYFACE
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One of craziest things I have ever seen. His hurdle was so bad it liked like he was trying to knee the defender in the chest.
Big boy just needs to wrap both arms around the FB and lower his shoulder and let his size and momentum finish.
Same Ole Wiley
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Back in my day a TE would be licking his chops to get a one-on-one situation with a DB. Lower the head and make him feel it.
Get out and meet some folks, if you will.
Get out and meet some folks, if you will.
Pharm Frog
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TWSS
FrogCop19
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The Lynn Leap was definitely the funniest thing that happened during the game.
But what amused me most came after, as we were walking back across campus, when I realized the Aggie mentality has an early onset. We were behind a family, with two boys about 9 or 10 trailing the adults. One boy in TCU shirt and ballcap, who had obviously invited his friend to come to the game. Friend was wearing Aggie shirt, shoes and ballcap. I started paying attention when Aggie kid said TCU was no good. The next part of the conversation went a little something like this:
TCU Kid: "Yeah, we haven't been as good as we're used to this year."
ATM Kid: "No, I don't just mean this year. TCU's no good. A&M is always better."
TCU Kid: "What? We've had a bunch of top 10 teams. You haven't."
ATM Kid: "Well, yeah, you win lots of games, but those are all sucky teams. We lose to the best teams in the country."
The kid's probably in fourth grade, but he's already been well trained in how to Aggie.
But what amused me most came after, as we were walking back across campus, when I realized the Aggie mentality has an early onset. We were behind a family, with two boys about 9 or 10 trailing the adults. One boy in TCU shirt and ballcap, who had obviously invited his friend to come to the game. Friend was wearing Aggie shirt, shoes and ballcap. I started paying attention when Aggie kid said TCU was no good. The next part of the conversation went a little something like this:
TCU Kid: "Yeah, we haven't been as good as we're used to this year."
ATM Kid: "No, I don't just mean this year. TCU's no good. A&M is always better."
TCU Kid: "What? We've had a bunch of top 10 teams. You haven't."
ATM Kid: "Well, yeah, you win lots of games, but those are all sucky teams. We lose to the best teams in the country."
The kid's probably in fourth grade, but he's already been well trained in how to Aggie.
froginmn
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Pretty sure Aggie has this in their locker room tunnel, a la Notre Dame's "play like a champion today. "
tcudoc
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Along with signs that say, "Remember, the face mask goes in the front"...
Tom Brown
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as does the cup
froginmn
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CryptoMiner
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I thought the puking lineman was funny.
Pharm Frog
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I didn’t see it but when a football player starts puking on the field in the middle of a game I wouldn’t think it’s funny. More often than not when I’ve seen that happen it has not been “the flu”
BleedNPurple
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Like all 3 turnovers did!
Tom Brown
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For a teammate of mine in HS, his puking was caused by Long John Silvers. Coach reviewed the play 150 times on the Cowboy Clicker.
