Claysburg
Re: Claysburg
I have to agree with bam-bam...if he watches 4 hours of film a week and doesn't notice tendencies as obvious as running strong side/weak side...he needs tips on what to look for in a film...not tips from people on here.
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Re: Claysburg
I'm pretty sure the young man was being sarcastic.
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Re: Claysburg
i have an honest question about studying films.....
what did the teams do before films were invented to watch?? did they just go by word of mouth? did they have scouts go to games and tell them what to look out for , or did they just go out there, play the best game they can, and beat someone the old fashioned way??
P.S. GO DAWGS!!!
what did the teams do before films were invented to watch?? did they just go by word of mouth? did they have scouts go to games and tell them what to look out for , or did they just go out there, play the best game they can, and beat someone the old fashioned way??
P.S. GO DAWGS!!!
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Re: Claysburg
They had scouts.
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Re: Claysburg
explain to me how that is a dumb question?? how am i supposed to know what they did before films were invented. sure, i figured they at least had scouts, but for all i knew they could have just played each week completely clueless about the other team. not everyone on here knows everything there is to know about everything like you must. Seriously, ill just private message you everytime i have a question about life, so i dont get on here and make myself look 'dumb'.
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