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Forever_Peace posted:Goddamn just take all the fuckin' fat guys all over your loving linebackers. Mods new thread title please That is a rad breakdown though.
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If some of you love o-line play but don't watch much college, then let me introduce you to Stanford.
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Forever_Peace posted:lol this is amazing. These motherfuckers are running 9-linemen power from 2nd long on their own 20. David Shaw punted from his opponent's 35 a week ago. Stanford is great.
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Jamaal Charles was otherworldly. Related, one of Sirius/XM's fantasy guys had a pretty neat breakdown on the run schemes of each team. https://twitter.com/JeffRatcliffe/status/841620961321467905?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
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gently caress me you put some amazing effort into that.  Well done.
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Amy Pole Her posted:I feel like you did other kids homework hahahaha this is the impression i'm getting too
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i really want to know what that basketball card game was
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Forever_Peace posted:What I can remember was pretty incoherent. I definitely had 5 on 5 where folks would take turns literally moving players around, and you had to have 1 of each position. I'm pretty sure I simulated a hundred-sided die using slips of paper labeled 0-9 (draw for the 10s digit, then the 1s digit, 00 is 100) where successful scores required drawing under the player's career FG % (or 3pt %). Literally the only thing defenders could do was block shots or steal the ball, since those were the only defensive stats on the cards. I think there might have been a formula to determine rebounds? That's... actually really clever! You basically made something between fantasy basketball and tabletop card games.
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Forever_Peace posted:Jamaal Charles: 5.5 SD above average Jesus
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