Re: Not to small to play football: Maestro's Story
pylon... not pile-on, ya fuzzyball smackin' twit...
pylon... not pile-on, ya fuzzyball smackin' twit...
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Re: Not to small to play football: Maestro's Story
Ahhh that makes sense.Originally posted by Clay_OS
I never knew how to spell that.
Gracias, Clay.
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Re: Not to small to play football: Maestro's Story
Great stuff.... curious since he is a Cane where's the attitude... I wanna see Maestro taunting thats gotta look bizzare.Comment
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Re: Not to small to play football: Maestro's Story
Especially if he does the "goalpost dunk". He'd have to have one hell of a vertical leap to pull that off...Originally posted by UM_JuggaloOnce upon a time, I had a lovely signature. Then it died. The end.Comment
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Re: Not to small to play football: Maestro's Story
With the way Maestro had been strutting around campus after the win over Virginia you'd think he was seven feet tall and toting a big ol' Heisman trophy under his arm instead of a tiny scrap of paper that he used to take his notes on. The next opponent for the 'Canes wouldn't be a team of the likes they had encountered. Why, God himself quarterbacked this next team that they were slated to battle on Saturday night in primetime on ABC. It would be Maestro's first game against FSU. He had never been to Tallahassee, had never been to the Panhandle, had never been to Southwest Georgia, but he hated the FSU culture there, and he hated in all over the rest of the United States, and even Canada. All the scattered alumni, and bandwagoners, he all wanted them to see on national television the wrath upon which he would unleash upon their beloved Seminoles. Well...maybe next year.
Maestro had some early struggles early getting bowled over by the FSU fullback on a goalline situation. He also failed to punch it in on a goal line situation. He was never able to find his rhythm on offense. Bobby Bowden must have had his players chasing mice around the pracitce in preparation for Maestro (he did). Every time Maestro touched the ball there was nothing but garnet and gold in all directions. It didn't help that Lance Leggett was suspended after being discovered to be involved in some sort of academic fraud scam. Luckily the woefully underachieving Ryan Moore stepped up his play, and John Peattie was money, both contributing largely to a 38-12 victory for Miami and thus avenging last year's embarrassing loss at Doak. So maybe it was just the Maestro magic that helped secure the victory? Maestro did discover a new talent during his struggles. Coach Pagnici stuck him at fullback and the little man proved that he can block like the best of them! In case you were wondering, his Almighty was knocked out of the game in the first quarter by Willie Williams. I can't quite decide if that could be considered ironic or not. The line of Maestro against FSU, 3 tackles, 20 carries for 40 yards, and 2 pancakes that I can't believe I didn't see so I don't have a pic
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Maestro fais to hold the line early on
This is pretty much the story of Maestro's twenty carries
Maestro gets his first crack at leadblocking
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Re: Not to small to play football: Maestro's Story
hahaha
great writing, and great pics...keep 'em coming, and get maestro a heisman!!Comment
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I wonder what the Heisman presentation would look like if Maestro won it? Wonder if the trophy would just like be floating in mid-air with him under it? Haha, anyways good luck.Comment
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Just the sight of tiny Maestro lead blocking for that guy in the last pic is just....
I'm cracking up at work looking at that pic.
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This is the best thread...ever...Comment
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Re: Not to small to play football: Maestro's Story
I need to see footage of celebrations!Fight on you stalwart Ram team
On to the goal!
Tear the Buffaloes line asunder
As Down the field we thunder.
Knights of the Green and Gold
Fight with all your might!
Fight on you stalwart Ram team
Fight! Fight! Fight!Comment
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Re: Not to small to play football: Maestro's Story
Is this really possible?Michael Phelps for 8 gold medals in Beijing 2008
Texas Longhorns for a National Championship
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Re: Not to small to play football: Maestro's Story
The player being 7 inches?Originally posted by XboxRocks1991
Yes, it is a glitch in the game. If it wasn't, how would he be posting this?
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It's back breaks with every mile
But we all live in denialComment
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Re: Not to small to play football: Maestro's Story
Originally posted by AcidThe player being 7 inches?
Yes, it is a glitch in the game. If it wasn't, how would he be posting this?
A little proggy called Photoshop. But yeah, it's a real glitch though. Click the links in my sig for video.PS: You guys are great.
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Re: Not to small to play football: Maestro's Story
I can just see Lee Corso going: "There's not many 7 inch guys in college football, so maybe he should aim a bit higher next time."Blue Jays, Blackhawks, AuburnComment
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Hey b_p, I need my my Maestro fix!PS: You guys are great.
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