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Old 02-11-2009, 12:39 PM   #10
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Yeah... great lesson for the youngsters. If you can't win by playing within the established rules, then find a loophole and do what you want anyway, regardless of things like tradition, honor, and respect for the game. Yeah, they're just high schoolers... let em cheat and have fun....

The rule is based on an exception they made specifically for scrimmage kicks. Not any kind of formation intended for offense. Scrimmage kicks.

Teaching kids that it's OK to take advantage of loopholes in the rules is bad no matter how you try to justify it.
so innovation is out of bounds? ****. good thing that lamar hunt didn't think so. the nfl was stale and staunch when the afl was established. in comes hunt and his merry gang of 'chuck it up' afl teams, and it forced the nfl to adapt.

but, let's not let innovation have ANY part of our past time. **** it... innovation is baaaaad. real bad. hell, why do any of us use technology? after all, we were better off before the innovations of the industrial revolution.
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