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BuccaneerBrad
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« Reply #2 on: March 07, 2019, 11:42:42 am » |
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CF DolFan
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« Reply #5 on: March 07, 2019, 01:37:48 pm » |
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Lemon to Camarillo in OT. But I didn't see that live. I was a season ticket holder back then and had my whole family at that game. It was crazy as many people were crying. Hard to understand unless you're a die hard fan but that was definitely a great moment. Hard for me to decide but I do have 4 games and a few moments that stick out. The Camarillo game In 2005 we down 20 points going into the 4th quarter and Sage Rosenfels led us back with 3 TD passes in to beat the Bills 24-23 and I stayed for the whole thing The fake spike game against the Jets. I woke up my household screaming. The first wildcat game was a pretty surreal as well. Experiences ... playing catch with Crash Jensen and OJ McDuffie in the stadium parking lot Hanging out with Jim Kiick one evening meeting Dan Marino a mile from my house here in Lake Mary |
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Getting offended by something you see on the internet is like choosing to step in dog shite instead of walking around it.
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Dave Gray
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« Reply #8 on: March 07, 2019, 03:44:15 pm » |
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I don't know if this is the best, but one that stuck out to me:
I was at Web Weekend. I was in the team's film room. We were getting a variety of presentations from guys in the organization. But much of that is media-type stuff....hype men....marketing stuff, etc. It's cool, but it's "packaged". It's "company line" type stuff. Then, one of the film guys came in to talk to us and loaded a few plays up on the screen from the previous week's win. He showed us a touchdown running play and everyone clapped because it was cool and we won the game. But then, he explained that Patrick Cobbs made that TD happen. He rolled back the tape, then circled Cobbs on the screen and then showed how the blocking scheme was designed -- that this one solid block sprung the whole play open, but it was absolutely not apparent just by watching the play as a fan.
It was so cool, because I actually felt like a player. I was sitting where they sit, learning what they learned, by the guy that's teaching them. And it was REAL Xs and Os football...not the Monday Night Football "these guys just love to compete" type of analysis. It was really a surreal moment and like nothing I'd ever experienced.
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I drink your milkshake!
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