Youth football offenses are 95-99% run. The less time the ball is in the air the better. Around here most of the teams (with the exception of a few 8th grade teams) run some sort of Wing-T/double wing/wishbone/fullhouse type of offense.2- The offense that team runs is boring as hell
I liked it better when she was a lurker.NCCommish said:Nipsey knows better.Pick said:Wow! Turf field . . . nice.
Also, they are running the wing-t. I coached that in high school and always knew it would do well in little league if coached right.
I've taught and coached kids for several years and I can tell you that you can learn a lot about their parents by how the kids act.
That's neato.Nipsey said:The ones that are sexually and mentally abused are generally the most reserved at that age.Pick said:Wow! Turf field . . . nice.Also, they are running the wing-t. I coached that in high school and always knew it would do well in little league if coached right.I've taught and coached kids for several years and I can tell you that you can learn a lot about their parents by how the kids act.
:Snick:Nipsey said:Wow.matuski said:It is called class, and is certainly worth learning at any age.... it isn't too late for you Nipsey!
shuke could jump up, take a dollar off the top of a refrigerator & leave change...nshelat1 said:Love the vert jump of 12'. Thats even better than Shuke's.![]()
Correct. He was 12. I liked the video more when I thought he was 8. And, being 12, he better start doin' some growing.Saw this video on myspace video and it said he is 12
It is the nature of the offense. The double-wing is a boring but effective offense.1- That kids is damn good.2- The offense that team runs is boring as hell3- The offense is run damn well, crisp.
I wonder if the parents had anything to do with putting together the highlight reel featuring an offensive, profanity-laced soundtrack.You haven't successfully refuted the comment that "how kids act at that age is indicative of quality of parenting". Is it true in 100% of cases? Probably not.Is it generally true, like say 80-90% of the time? Yeah.So do we have proof positive that this kid has "good parents"? No, but if you were given even odds, you'd probably gamble that his parents are pretty good. If you disagree with that, then you need to spend some time as either a coach or a referee.How so?If that was your goal, you've failed miserably.I'm not the one who made the initial point that the way the kid acts after a score is indicative of how he was parented. I was refuting it.No doubt. But that has nothing to do what is being discussed in this thread. Linking the two is the fishing trip.Withdrawl/extreme shyness are classic symptoms of children who've been abused.The ones that are sexually and mentally abused are generally the most reserved at that age.Wow! Turf field . . . nice.Also, they are running the wing-t. I coached that in high school and always knew it would do well in little league if coached right.I've taught and coached kids for several years and I can tell you that you can learn a lot about their parents by how the kids act.![]()
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2- The offense that team runs is boring as hell
did you see the reverse off the slant pass? Thats far from boring , the misdirections as well.You need to record a Cody Paul tribute song ala "Brady". I'm thinking something to the tune of Oasis's "Wonderwall".I wonder if the parents had anything to do with putting together the highlight reel featuring an offensive, profanity-laced soundtrack.You haven't successfully refuted the comment that "how kids act at that age is indicative of quality of parenting". Is it true in 100% of cases? Probably not.Is it generally true, like say 80-90% of the time? Yeah.So do we have proof positive that this kid has "good parents"? No, but if you were given even odds, you'd probably gamble that his parents are pretty good. If you disagree with that, then you need to spend some time as either a coach or a referee.How so?If that was your goal, you've failed miserably.I'm not the one who made the initial point that the way the kid acts after a score is indicative of how he was parented. I was refuting it.No doubt. But that has nothing to do what is being discussed in this thread. Linking the two is the fishing trip.Withdrawl/extreme shyness are classic symptoms of children who've been abused.The ones that are sexually and mentally abused are generally the most reserved at that age.Wow! Turf field . . . nice.Also, they are running the wing-t. I coached that in high school and always knew it would do well in little league if coached right.I've taught and coached kids for several years and I can tell you that you can learn a lot about their parents by how the kids act.![]()
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You need to record a Cody Paul tribute song ala "Brady". I'm thinking something to the tune of Oasis's "Wonderwall".
"You're my Wonder Paul . . . ."That's the key to the Wing-T, misdirection. They ran it well for young kids. Great blocking as well.2- The offense that team runs is boring as helldid you see the reverse off the slant pass? Thats far from boring , the misdirections as well.
Isnt that where a previous undersized WRB, Danny Woodhead, went to school?Five year later... going to Chadron State
yesIsnt that where the 1st WRB, Danny Woodhead, went?Five year later... going to Chadron State
God I'm old.Five year later... going to Chadron State
Unless they found a syrum for the White Man's disease, he's only got another 2 years of domination left.

I really thought I was watching an 8-9 year old those years ago. Had no idea he was freakin' 125'5 159 pounds, ooof.

God I'm old.Five year later... going to Chadron State

See?No way that kid is 8.
You should have listened to RudiStein. He pointed that out on page 1.I really thought I was watching an 8-9 year old those years ago. Had no idea he was freakin' 125'5 159 pounds, ooof.![]()
If he can crack the NFL, he's got a Madden cover in his future.Isnt that where a previous undersized WRB, Danny Woodhead, went to school?Five year later... going to Chadron State
I don't know about that. The majority of the other teams were full of the blacks and he was outrunning them.Meh.... Sr Highlight video shows a whole lot of solid blocking and some decent running. Talent pool has caught up. nothing to see here.
I think that was obvious based off where he's going to school, Mayock.Talent pool has caught up. nothing to see here.
that music got annoying really fast...and ya that kid has talent, but he suffers from Rudy syndrome, 5 foot nothin and weighs a hundred and nothinFive year later... going to Chadron State
loli am going to grab this guy in my next deep dynasty league.does that mean he's going to get the black Kim Kardashian to fall head-over-heels for him?
LOL, no, that's a one-way street.does that mean he's going to get the black Kim Kardashian to fall head-over-heels for him?
Why are we bumping this? Has this kid even touched the ball in college?Griffin pride baby, yes I graduated from Los Al in '93. We've had some some studs play there but none with the hype that he had!
2014 he went:2013: Made the most of his opportunities in the backfield and rushed for 273 yards on 33 carries … He averaged a whopping 8.3 yards a carry and his role in the offense is expected to increase in 2014 … In the spring of 2014, Cody was named the strongest player (pound-for-pound) on the team.
Man that was mean. What did Nipsey ever do to me?Wow.It is called class, and is certainly worth learning at any age.... it isn't too late for you Nipsey!