Empirical Cane
We are what we repeatedly do.
- Joined
- Sep 3, 2018
- Messages
- 48,201
That punt actually netted negative yards. That isn't easy to do even if you're trying to.
You gotz to have da skillz bro.
Feagles made it look easy.
That punt actually netted negative yards. That isn't easy to do even if you're trying to.
Definitely.
He was one of the main shotcallers on the yard & you don't move up the ranks unless you put in work.
*Consistency*Most D1 punters/kickers all have a decent leg. What separates the good ones from the great ones is confidence, something which I don't think the aussie lacks. The dude we had last year did.
Yeah....and Pleaseeee....No, "He really Tattoo'd that one".....Can you guys please stop using the word “shank” when you’re talking about the new punter?
Thanks.
I love it when people kick penguins and they go flying. Always have.Heard he had a rough childhood facing rival wallaby & kangaroo sets in his hood.
View attachment 83051
He's the man now though, practicing with live penguins, “WESTEST WEST SIDE!”
View attachment 83052
Also love it when kangaroos kick babies heads into the dirt!!! This thread has it all!!!I love it when people kick penguins and they go flying. Always have.
I was at that game lolThat punt actually netted negative yards. That isn't easy to do even if you're trying to.
TWO And singing sopranoThe guy in the white t-shirt is a Gator.
View attachment 83125
In this country it's determined by the Continental Divide. When we travel and play a Pac-10 team, our punts spiral in the reverse direction. It's related to the gravitational pull being different and the earth's rotation on its axis. It's a phenomenon that not many people know or understand. It's called the Coriolis Effect.His punts spiral the opposite direction in Australia
In this country it's determined by the Continental Divide. When we travel and play a Pac-10 team, our punts spiral in the reverse direction. It's related to the gravitational pull being different and the earth's rotation on its axis. It's a phenomenon that not many people know or understand. It's called the Coriolis Effect.