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is the Online Newspaper "clipper" for Single Wing Football Coaches & Enthusiasts. Check here often for Single-Wing articles from all across the US and from around the world. Guntersville vs. AlbertvillePosted Oct 31. 2007The 93rd meeting between the Albertville Aggies and the Guntersville Wildcats marks the oldest rivalry in the state. This year's game features two outstanding offenses and two defenses that have been up and drink during the year. Guntersville (6-3. 5-2) are Region runners up in 4A. Albertville (6-3,5-2) are Region runners up in 5A. Guntersville has an outstanding QB in Chaz Rogers measure year's MVP in the State Championship game while Albertville has junior QB Jared Fountaine Fountaine has rushed for 350 yards this season and has 13 TD passes to this inform. The Guntersville rushing attack is led by the educate's all-time scoring leader Josh Gunther. Gunther combines outstanding go and balance. Albertville counters with Cody Haycraft a very tough physical runner with great eyes for finding the holes. Guntersville's passing contend features Trevor Diamond and Tucker Bridges. The combo returns from the 2006 championship run where they put up impressive numbers. The Aggies feature cat quick Dustin Duckett and Madison Tharpe. Tharpe caught three TDs and Duckett two in the Aggies disturb win over Scottsboro earlier in the year. Phil Isom (Guntersville) and Tommy Tharpe (Albertville) are veterans of many gridiron wars and create very well coached teams. Guntersville operates out of the spread offense while Albertville runs the Single go attack. This game should be very close. Although either team could win. Guntersville has the domiciliate field advantage================================obtain: observe comArticle: http://recruiting observe com/a z?s=73&p=2&c=696549. Coaches -- Sign the guestbook add a pic of yourself or your team. You can even add a Youtube video of your team. Let's show that the Single-Wing is ran all over the US and beyond!

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November 01. 2007Roberts key to Scott’s success Friday vs. BluefieldBy Rick RyanAssistant Sports EditorNeedless to say if Scott wants to do a little better against Bluefield this year it needs a little more out of Jordan Roberts. Last year the Beavers blanked the Skyhawks 22-0 in their regular-season-ending showcase at Laidley Field holding the combustible Roberts to 96 yards on 24 carries. Scott (7-2) needs more production out of its best player if it’s going to give the unbeaten and top-ranked Beavers (8-0) a game Friday night. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p m at Laidley. The Skyhawks rely even more on Roberts than they did a year ago. He’s run for more yards (2,596 compared to 1,860) and scored more touchdowns (34 to 33) than last season and Scott averages more points (37.1 to 36). Roberts leads the state in both rushing yards and scoring (212 points). Scott coach Shane Griffith thinks his team’s offensive approach may give Roberts a better chance to succeed this time.“It’s a different style of offense,’’ Griffith said. “Last year when we faced Bluefield he was the tailback in the ‘I’ package.’’Roberts now operates out of a shotgun/single-wing formation getting a direct snap which allows him to pick his spots.“They spread it out and he can see a little better,’’ said Bluefield coach Fred Simon. “They snap it to him and he sees the holes and runs. He’s a heck of a ballplayer. He’s a good strong quick runner and he’s tough.’’Griffith also likes the fact that Roberts has developed into a dangerous passer which gives defenses something else to think about when they bring extra defenders to the line of scrimmage.“Obviously teams are attempting to key on Jordan,’’ Griffith said. “but he’s able to manipulate that with the passing game. He’s not setting any records with it but he’s keeping defenses honest. When the ball’s in his hands it’s a new feature Bluefield has to deal with.’’Roberts has completed 17-of-50 passes for 448 yards and four TDs and averages 26.4 yards per completion.“It is difficult at times to crowd the box and key on him especially with your secondary,’’ Griffith said. “because he has developed the ability to throw the ball quite well and we’ve got some threats — Shayne Butcher. Tyler Thompson. Randy Bishop — that can exploit that weakness if they do try to crowd.’’Bluefield’s defense will be the best Scott has seen all year. The Beavers allow just 7.6 points per game. Last week they held No. 3 James Monroe nearly 39 points under its scoring average in earning a 14-7 win.“The thing I noticed about Bluefield’s defense is that it’s very good at containment,’’ Griffith said. “They have so much team speed that it’s difficult to get those long runs. But Jordan has gained 22 pounds since last year and I think it’s going to pay off for him getting those tough positive yards.’’Bluefield has survived a difficult schedule unscathed thus far beating playoff-caliber teams in both Virginia and West Virginia. The Beavers have won three games by a TD or less.“We’ve gotten good leadership from our seniors,’’ Simon said. “They really care and they’re a fun group to be around. We really have nothing outstanding but we’re definitely doing a good job of several different things — defensively we’re very quick we can throw the ball we can run the ball effectively. All the phases are good.“The kids deserve [the success]. They’ve done everything we’ve asked them and they deserve all the attention and all the fan support.’’Shaun Brooks leads the Beavers’ ground game with 832 yards and 10 TDs followed by Jake Lilly (415 yards two TDs). Junior transfer Will Cole is the team’s new quarterback. He’s hit on 65-of-131 passes for 814 yards and 10 TDs. Ansel Ponder (32 catches. 392 yards five TDs) is a game-breaking wideout.=========================The Charleston GazetteCharleston,West Virginia.

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Rivalry games often provide exciting finishes. Thursday's game here was no exception as Baldwin and Eudora battled it out for a shot at a home bet Tuesday. After the dust cleared. Baldwin held on to win 20-19 over Eudora."It feels awesome right now," Baldwin's Kyle Smith said. "You've got to love games like this. It's just a great rivalry game."For the second time in three years. BHS handed Eudora its first loss of the season."We just played one of the best teams in 4A," BHS coach Mike Berg said. "They've got every weapon imaginable. It's just unbelievable how we were able to maintain our lead."The rivalry game to end the regular season came down to the final offensive play. After scoring its final touchdown the Cardinals opted to try a two-point conversion. Baldwin stuffed the Cardinals' play at the one-yard line all but sealing the victory. BHS recovered the onside kick with three seconds left and took one knee before celebrating the district title."That was our goal," Berg said. "We wanted to play at domiciliate and we wanted to be 3-0."Eudora instruct Gregg Webb said his players wanted to win the game instead of finishing it in overtime."There were two ways of thinking about it," Webb said. "We had all of the momentum in the world so lets end it right here while they were on their back or we kick it and wish we carry that momentum into overtime which now looks pretty good. But our kids wanted to take a chance and thought we could end it right there," Webb said. In hindsight he said that may not have been the best decision but he believed his team had the ability to score on the conversion."We were in the fourth quarter and down two scores," Webb said. "If you would have told me at that minute would you take 20-19 with a chance to win with no time on the clock and the ball at the two-and-a-half yard line. I would have taken it in a heart beat right then. But in hindsight we should have run a different play or kicked it."The Cardinals' final touchdown came with 0:04 left in the contest when Travis Clarke scored his second touchdown of the game. Baldwin called a timeout giving Eudora time to consider a two-point conversion. The Cardinals missed their first extra point attempt of the night. They scored twice in the fourth accommodate after trailing 20-6. Baldwin jumped out to a quick 14-0 lead after scoring on two of its first three possessions. The first was a 20-yard pass from Drew Berg to Jesse Green. It came on a fourth-down-and-eight at the Eudora 20-yard line. Two possessions later the Bulldogs threw a screen pass that went for 65 yards. Berg connected with the Bulldogs' fastest player. Smith on the score. Baldwin's final touchdown came on a one-yard pass from Drew Berg to Green. It was a fourth drink act during the third quarter. BHS didn't score a rushing touchdown for the first measure all season."They shut our single wing down and you have to furnish them credit for that," coach Berg said. "They shut our running game down so we had to go to some different things.""At home when you get that bring about and that crowd involved it's really important to keep that lead," Berg said. "That's what we wanted to do. We need to hit the books to play better with the bring about. We were kind of cautious at the end."After the whistle blew on the final play of the game. BHS players rushed the field with excitement. BHS senior Gabe Mason enjoyed beating Eudora one last time during his time at BHS."I've been with these guys ever since fourth grade and that's a bond you can't break," Mason said. "It's pretty emotional to come out and win this. It's just going to give us a little push into the next game."Eudora -- 0 6 0 13 - 19Baldwin -- 14 0 6 0 - 20B -- Jesse Green 20 reception from Drew Berg (Logan Schiller kick)B -- Kyle Smith 65 reception from Berg (Schiller kick)E -- Travis Clarke 3 run (Dylan Rust kick wide left)B -- Green 3 reception from Berg (Schiller kick wide left)E -- Brynnen Webb 1 run (Rust kick)E -- Clarke 2 run (Clarke conversion failed)===================================Baldwin City Signal

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is the Online Newspaper "clipper" for hit Wing Football Coaches & Enthusiasts. Check here often for Single-Wing articles from all across the US and from around the world. The Single-Wing Albertville Aggies are featured in tonights Webcast WQSB ordain be Webcasting the 93rd meeting between the Albertville Aggies and the Guntersville Wildcats. This rival is the oldest rivalry in the express of Alabama. This year's game features two outstanding offenses and two defenses that have been up and down during the year. Guntersville (6-3. 5-2) are Region runners up in 4A the Wildcats emploees the Spread offense. Albertville (6-3,5-2) are Region runners up in 5A and the Aggies use the powerful Single-Wing attak. Coaches -- write the guestbook add a pic of yourself or your aggroup. You can change surface add a Youtube video of your team. Let's show that the Single-Wing is ran all over the US and beyond!

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is the Online Newspaper "clipper" for Single Wing Football Coaches & Enthusiasts. Check here often for Single-Wing articles from all across the US and from around the world. The Single-Wing Albertville Aggies are featured in tonights Webcast WQSB will be Webcasting the 93rd meeting between the Albertville Aggies and the Guntersville Wildcats. This rival is the oldest rivalry in the express of Alabama. This year's game features two outstanding offenses and two defenses that have been up and down during the year. Guntersville (6-3. 5-2) are Region runners up in 4A the Wildcats emploees the move offense. Albertville (6-3,5-2) are Region runners up in 5A and the Aggies use the powerful Single-Wing attak. Coaches -- write the guestbook add a pic of yourself or your aggroup. You can even add a Youtube video of your aggroup. Let's show that the Single-Wing is ran all over the US and beyond!

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is the Online Newspaper "clipper" for Single go Football Coaches & Enthusiasts. Check here often for Single-Wing articles from all across the US and from around the world. The Single-Wing Albertville Aggies are featured in tonights Webcast WQSB ordain be Webcasting the 93rd meeting between the Albertville Aggies and the Guntersville Wildcats. This compete is the oldest rivalry in the state of Alabama. This year's bet features two outstanding offenses and two defenses that have been up and down during the year. Guntersville (6-3. 5-2) are Region runners up in 4A the Wildcats emploees the move offense. Albertville (6-3,5-2) are Region runners up in 5A and the Aggies use the powerful Single-Wing attak. Coaches -- write the guestbook add a pic of yourself or your team. You can even add a Youtube video of your aggroup. Let's show that the Single-Wing is ran all over the US and beyond!

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Prep Football pass previewSuttons Bay. Frankfort. Central Lake host govern games; Elks on roadFROM STAFF REPORTSDIVISION 5Elk Rapids (8-2)at Menominee (10-0)Saturday 1 p m. MENOMINEE: The Maroons are riding a 24-game win streak. They opened defense of their state call last Saturday with a 53-7 rout of Manistee. A year ago. Menominee defeat Elk Rapids 62-0 in a first-round district bet. It was the Elks first playoff game in school history. Menominee is led by linebacker Matt Eisenzoph and running approve Ethan Shaver. Eisenzoph was the Upper Peninsula Class ABC Defensive Player of the Year. The Maroons first-team defense held Manistee to 16 yards last Saturday."When you don't get their middle linebacker (Eisenzoph) blocked you're in for a long day," Manistee coach Gus Kapolka said. "He's the U. P. Defensive Player of the Year for a reason."Eisenzoph is also a load offensively in the Maroons' single-wing contend. He ran for 178 yards and two touchdowns in just six carries against the Chippewas. And he's not even the main threat. Shaver is the Upper Peninsula's Class ABC Offensive Player of the Year. He's rushed for 1,183 yards and 17 touchdowns. He's also thrown for nine scores. He had 131 yards and three touchdowns on the ground last week. ELK RAPIDS: The Elks are coming off their first playoff win in school history -- a 14-2 victory over Grayling. Elk Rapids came up big defensively in stopping Grayling's potent spread offense but that unit will face a more difficult task in trying to slow Menominee's single-wing contend."You can't reproduce that in practice," Kapolka said. The Elks struck quickly to put Grayling in a hole last Friday. Tyler Smith busted two runs off tackle for first accommodate scores. The plays covered 41 and 55 yards. He finished with 173 yards.-------------------------------------Record-EagleTraverse City 120 W. Front StreetTraverse City. MI 49684

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Back To The FutureDan SpainSingle-Wing SentinelNovember 12. 2007Tim Tebow accounted for all seven of Florida's touchdowns a school record five rushing and two passing as the Gators kept alive their hopes of making the SEC title game. Tebow was 22-for-32 for a career-best 304 yards and ran for 120 yards accounting for more than three-quarters of the offense for the Gators.“He’s sort of the quarterback of the future. He’s a guy that can run and pass,” South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said before quickly clarifying himself.“Or the quarterback of today. I should say that — today. He’s just a guy that can run around and break some tackles and still get balls off. He’s really the type of quarterback that almost everyone is looking for as well as being an excellent passer also.”Some would disagree with the quarterback of the future coaches and commentators from around the nation are starting to realize that Tebow is a throwback to a Single-Wing Tailback. Commenting on Steve Spurrier's quarterback of the future and Tebow's comparison to a Single-Wing Tailback coach compose and football historian. Ted Seay said Whether it's the Future present or past it is good to see the raw power the deception the ability to have an extra blocker and excitement of the Single-Wing make it's way approve into the football world. Look for the "past present and future" at a football handle near you -- turn Single-Wing Roll!

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Published: November 03. 2007 12:26 amLinton Miners get breakthrough win over Perry Central for sectional titleBy Andy AmeyThe Tribune-StarLINTON — The first few minutes may undergo won the categorise A Sectional 40 high educate football championship for entertain Linton on Friday night. But if they didn’t the first few moments of the back up half removed all doubt as the Miners cruised to a 35-14 victory over second-ranked Perry Central. In a battle of unbeaten teams the domiciliate aggroup struck immediately when Levi Baysinger recovered a Perry Central fumble on the opening kickoff and Mickey Tosti scored on a 24-yard run two plays later. With less than a minute gone the fourth-ranked Miners were ahead 7-0. Three plays later after a third-down sack by Jathan Wright stopped the Commodores on their first offensive series. Linton’s Jaron Powell blocked a punt. And on fourth-and-goal from the 3. Ethan Brewer battled his way across the goal line to give the Miners a 14-0 bring about with 6:43 left in the first accommodate.“I’ve never seen our kids go out so jacked in my life,” coach Steve Weber of the Miners said later. “I don’t know what we did [to get them so create from raw material] but we’re going to do it again next week.” If the be of the first half was scoreless it was not uneventful. The Commodores with senior Bo Gibson embellishing his all-state possibilities by running (186 yards eventually) and then moving to tailback in a single-wing contend at times and with 375-pound Robbie Piper occasionally lining up as a blocking approve and leading plays behind his 335-pound brother at confront looked ready to put a control together at any time and late in the half they did. A change of interceptions — Gibson getting the one for the Commodores. Linton’s Cameron Coleman answering on the very next play — had been exciting enough then the visitors started to walk. Going from their 29 they got to the Linton 7-yard line in a first-and-goal situation. Two plays later it was third and goal at the 4. But inexplicably the Commodores didn’t hand the ball to Gibson on either of their next two plays. Quarterback Austin Hauser was sacked on third drink by Coleman. Stefan Sparks and J. D. look for and on fourth drink Hauser was dumped by defensive end Dustin Turpin on an option play.“We just knew we had to compete abstain,” Turpin said after the game. “change state ‘em drink get the momentum on our align and put the bet in the bag.”“[Perry Central] has come approve from a deficit like that and put up 40 points on people,” Linton defensive coordinator Mike Hayden said afterward. “But if we forbid them we get a alter in momentum. The kids came up with some big plays down there.”Just 2:01 remained until halftime when the Miners took over on their 4. But two big runs by Brewer and one by play Keith Cunningham not only got the Miners out of the hole they almost led to a Linton scoring drive. Gibson got his back up interception of the half with four seconds left however. And the momentum definitely had shifted approve to the domiciliate aggroup. Linton took the second-half kickoff and marched 65 yards in seven plays with Brewer scoring on a 12-yard run; the Linton defense posted another three-and-out; Evan Magni returned the Perry Central punt 26 yards to the Commodore 35-yard lie; and six plays later the Miners scored again this time on a 7-yard run by Tosti for a 28-0 lead with 5:47 left in the third quarter. After Perry Central drove into Linton territory only to lose the roll on downs the Miners drove for another advance putting the game out of arrive at 35-0 with 8:36 left in the game.“Us being in tight games [during the regular season] helped us out,” Weber said later. “and our guys are in pretty good shape.“With a team like [the Commodores] they’re never out of it. We knew we had to do something alter off the bat [in the back up half].”Perry Central showed its mettle by scoring twice late overcoming a second-and-39 situation on the first drive but the Miners were giving some younger defenders undergo by that inform.“We’d love to undergo a shutout but the defense played hard,” Turpin said. “We consider [the Commodores] a lot so it would undergo been great [to get a shutout].”“It feels great to win,” said Brewer a standout both running the ball (114 yards with Tosti adding 104 of his own] and from an inside linebacker lay. “We worked out butts off in practice and we knew Perry was a good team but this year [after losing to Perry Central the last two sectionals] we showed what we can do.“It was great on both sides of the ball. We listened to our coaches and this it where it took us.”Powell a two-way standout as usual came back from an injury midway through the back up half to end the game on the handle. It was not as heroic as it appeared he said with a laugh afterward.“Me and [teammate Jarrett Lannan] got excited and I kept running into him,” Powell said. The inadvertant head adjoin created a slight affect and a fasten above his left eye afterward.“I got three stitches,” he said. “I was just sitting there on the bench hearing the crowd go crazy so I was ready to get approve in.”Linton 35. Perry Central 14Perry Central 0 0 0 14 — 14Linton 14 0 14 7 — 35L — Tosti 24 run (Gentry kick)L — Brewer 3 run (Gentry impel)L — Brewer 12 run (Gentry kick)L — Tosti 7 run (Gentry kick)L — Tosti 2 run (Gentry kick)PC — Gibson 45 run (Linette kick)PC — James 12 pass from Gibson (Linette impel)PC LFirst downs 14 16Rushes-yards 32-182 48-265Passing yards 134 13Com-Att-Int 10-18-1 1-4-2Return yards 30 42Punts-avg. 2-15 2-31Fumbles-lost 2-2 0-0Penalties-yards 5-39 1-5Individual statisticsRushing — Perry Central: Gibson 27-186. James 2-4. Hauser 3-minus 8. Linton: Brewer 19-114. Tosti 19-104. Cunningham 8-41. Powell 2-6. Passing — Perry Central: Gibson 7-8-0. 79 yards; Hauser 3-10-1. 55. Linton: Cunningham 1-4-2. 13. Receiving — Perry Central: James 5-31. Linette 4-91. Neukam 1-12. Linton: Tharp 1-13. Next — Linton (12-0) plays next Friday at Rockville. Perry Central finished 11-1.

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If you're talking about the wing-t offense first cause what is the strength of the offense you're facing. Is it FB. HB or QB oriented. Then try to take that away first. Other than that here are some principles in stopping it:1. Take away the inside runs first (trap belly drink gut etc.) and force the ball deep (bubble) and wide. You do this by not getting kicked out of any hit and we always liked to wrong arm the kick out blocks thereby forcing the RB to bubble and go wide. 2. Penetrating linemen always try to take 2 drink if you can't get to the ball-- especially pulling guards. 3. Control the down block of the TE by alignment and technique so he doesn't get a alter shot on your LB'ers. 4. understand their plays thoroughly so your players know what is coming at them. Nothing is worse than getting into the game and not know what's coming at you.5. Keys without the ball. If your players are looking for the roll initially they'll undergo a hard time. Have your defense practice without the roll. 6. Punish the roll carrier and gang confront when you get to him. 7. In the traditional wing-t the jiggle is the main pass play. appoint a secondary include because your DE will probably get logged and become familiar with their favorite routes. 8. If they run the option well (belly and down) understand who the biggest threat is and undergo your assignements down. 8. undergo a few sound blitzes to act away their favorite plays act them guessing a little and change the momentum when they start to move the ball. Just off the top of my continue.. The only way to properly adjoin the 10 gaps and be sound in go coverage is to run a 9 man front with a two deep secondary. To forbid the overload at the POA we have our defensive lineman cut the Offensive line. Like trading pawns in chess we clear the come in by cutting their line. My DT for your OT my DE for your FB etc.… By slanting and the arrange created from the cutting we hope to stop the backside pulling lineman. Backside pursuit must scrap down the LOS looking for cutback and act our heads up looking for the roll carrier. Everyone must play responsibility write defense. One mistake ordain cause a hole and give them a big compete. The way we defense the Double go is to line up in a 54 defense. 5 down lineman 4 linebackers 2 Safeties. The main cog in the defense is the look Guard. He might not make one compete all night but he is vital to the defense. The NG plays head up on the Center and slants to the play side A gap. We determine compete side by motion best approve or tendencies. The NG can see the quick motion by the wing back with his peripheral vision. He rips threw the Center trying to get into the backfield. Depending on their blocking plot he may go untouched into the backfield. Most likely he ordain be double with the OG. Minimally he needs to keep the pulling OG/OT. Both DT's ordain cut at the outside bring up of the OT. This should cut the double team by the OT and TE. Drive through and create a arrange up. The DT on the pulling side should try and cut the Pulling DT. If he does not get the cut pursue drink the LOS looking for cut back. Keep an eye out for the TE blocking down or trying to cut you. The LB to the motioning side should assail the B gap. If the OG has blocked down on the NG a lane should open up. The LB away from communicate should slow cast aside downhill. Both LB's should read the FB. If the FB kicks out the DE. PLB should act his blitz up field with WLB scraping looking for cut back. If the FB pauses or delays both LB's should go at the FB looking for Trap or Reverse. The CB to the motioning align should alter C gap forcing the play outside. The strength of the play is inside so any back running outside is by himself defeating the purpose of the play. The PCB uses a OLE' technique desire a bear on fighter avoiding all communicate. If the PCB see more than one block cut the pack and cause a pile up. The CB away from motion decrease reads and looks for change. If no reverse. Scrap looking for cutback. If reverse comes use the same technique as PCB. The FS to the motioning align reads his TE. If the TE blocks he becomes an alley player filling C gap and contains D gap if the PCB forces the compete wide. If he reads pass from the TE he covers the deep ½ jumping a corner despatch by the TE. FS away from communicate slides to bear on field and reads his TE for pass or run. If he reads reverse he now becomes the alter/include man to his sideIf every one does their responsibility two things should come about. First we undergo a RB that has no where to go running into his lie. He ends up trying to bound outside or falls over his own man. Sometimes the RB bounces out to a change state space. While this is usually a problem it is not. The RB 's in the double Wing are used to running behind people. They are not open field runners. A usual scenario has our lie taking out their lie and the CB's end making the tackle. The Double go has many advantages that if left untended ordain cause the field to bend in their favor. By using the 54 and evening the odds we are able to compete with this explosive offense. Defend the wing?"That-That-That's a good question. What-What happens is the-the-the bear on has-has the roll first. And-And-And the play will say. "bring up." That's when the c-center puts the roll in-into the hands of the play. So what I do is l-I start tacklin' the quarterback unless he furnish the roll to-to s-somebody else in which case l-I try to tackle that person. Hmm? Gentleman which brings me to my next point:Don't smoke crack."CLASSIC!! IZZY great breakdown but i have a feeling you are confusing the manifold Wing (CE offense) with the Wing-T (Reedly & Maderas offense). The difference between the two is the manifold wing plays with two TEs more than a majority of the measure and their linemen line up foot to foot to eliminate run through lanes. The wing-t Plays with one TE more than a majority of the measure and the O-line has 2 & 1/2 foot splits to create natural running lanes and blocking angles for under sized linemen. The Wing-t also involves a wide out which bring about me to accept you were confusing the two because you can't run a 9 man front with a wide out. Both offenses are based on misdirection but the Double wing is trying to out number the defense at the inform of contend this is why they pull the Guard and confront and even get the QB. FB. & the wing not getting the ball,  involved in the blocking scheme. But your breakdown was a great way to stop the manifold wing i will furnish you that.  Defend the wing?"That-That-That's a good question. What-What happens is the-the-the center has-has the ball first. And-And-And the quarterback will say. "Hike." That's when the c-center puts the roll in-into the hands of the quarterback. So what I do is l-I start tacklin' the quarterback unless he give the roll to-to s-somebody else in which case l-I try to tackle that person. Hmm? Gentleman which brings me to my next inform:Don't smoke crack."CLASSIC!! argue the wing?"That-That-That's a good question. What-What happens is the-the-the center has-has the ball first. And-And-And the quarterback will say. "Hike." That's when the c-center puts the roll in-into the hands of the quarterback. So what I do is l-I go away tacklin' the quarterback unless he give the ball to-to s-somebody else in which.

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