Food for thought

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Isn't it already well established that turnovers play a huge part in the outcome of football games? And coincidentally, the most turnover prone player on a team is the player who has the ball the most often, I.E. the quarterback.

There's always a lighthouse. There's always a man. There's always a city.

I heard Kirk Herbstreit throw that fact out last weekend. Unreal.

I think every quarterback has a higher winning percentage when they play better.

Wait...I think I lost you.

"Now, the object of the game is to score more points than the other team. Thats how you're gonna win this game."
-John Madden

He's no good to me dead.

"Now, the defense is expecting either a run or a pass on this play."
-John Madden

That's when you pull a Michigan State and punt on first down to get your defense back on the field.

There's always a lighthouse. There's always a man. There's always a city.

These type of comments as well as his crazy work with the light pen were some of the reasons he was my favorite announcer.
He kept me so entertained.

This is going to be great for the ACC.

Fun Fact -
The Hokies are 10 billion and 0 against Maryland when Leonard receives tasty crab cakes.

Give them up people.

Leonard. Duh.

In other news, water is wet.

I think only Johnny Manziel can Brett Farve his way to victory. 11-3 as QB when throwing an interception.

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