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Was in the "what i learnt from bengals and packers game" thread when some people started posting youtube links. totally forgot how embaressing that must've been for Hassleback when he said "We want the ball, we're gunna score" and then gets Pick 6'ed. Post all of your favorite YouTube videos here, from amazing plays to Ocho Cinco's Lambeau Leap...anything and everything

 
Was in the "what i learnt from bengals and packers game" thread when some people started posting youtube links. totally forgot how embaressing that must've been for Hassleback when he said "We want the ball, we're gunna score" and then gets Pick 6'ed. Post all of your favorite YouTube videos here, from amazing plays to Ocho Cinco's Lambeau Leap...anything and everything
Don't use you tube much but I happened to stumble upon AP's high school highlights, amazing.
 
Terry Metcalf - Eric Metcalf's father from the 70's. As close to Gale Sayers as there ever was. Three straight years of 2500 offensive yards scoring 5 ways (receiving, rushing, passing, punt return, kick return). Only video I've ever found. Known at the time as "The Franchise." Check it out!! If you see a 72 thats Dan Dierdorf.

Note: He did have one flaw. Note that he carries the ball like a loaf of bread.

 
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RIDICULOUS athlete sure to have NFL GMs' heads spinning-when to pick, where to play him

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FQQONgG3Y4

The story of the Mountaineers' semifinal triumph was Edwards, who set an NCAA Division I record (FBS or FCS) for rushing yards by a quarterback with 313. The amazing performance also shattered Appalachian and Southern Conference rushing records for any position and was just 20 yards shy of the FCS postseason record of 333, set by Georgia Southern's Adrian Peterson versus UMass in the quarterfinals of the 1999 playoffs.

Edwards' 313 rushing yards came on 31 carries and included four touchdown runs. He also completed 14-of-16 passes for 182 yards and three scores. In all, the sophomore set ASU postseason records for rushing yards, total offense (495 yards) and touchdowns responsible for (seven) and tied the school's postseason marks for rushing and passing touchdowns. He also led the Mountaineers to school records for points, total yards (617), rushing yards (435), first downs (29) and touchdowns (8) in a postseason game.
the production is a bit much in the beginning and even moreso in the end but
 
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