Any students here?

[orangepassion]

Would love some tidbits from tonight's practice. Your chance to shine

 

[OrangeJohn]

I only caught the last 10 minues of practice. The no huddle pace between downs is ridiculously fast and they were throwing long-distance bombs left and right. Some of the long passes were way off but one in particular was kind of a rainbow trajectory up-for-grabs type pass that hung there for what seemed to be an eternity that the receiver miraculously brought down and everyone went ape . Couldn't see the number of the receiver without my glasses but the QB was #2.

 

[DoubleDee]

I only caught the last 10 minues of practice. The no huddle pace between downs is ridiculously fast and they were throwing long-distance bombs left and right. Some of the long passes were way off but one in particular was kind of a rainbow trajectory up-for-grabs type pass that hung there for what seemed to be an eternity that the receiver miraculously brought down and everyone went ape . . . . . Couldn't see the number of the receiver without my glasses but the QB was #2.

If you refer to Eric Dungey as "the QB was #2", we have work to do.

 

[AAM62]

If you refer to Eric Dungey as "the QB was #2", we have work to do.

hahah Holy

 

[jr4750]

I only caught the last 10 minues of practice. The no huddle pace between downs is ridiculously fast and they were throwing long-distance bombs left and right. Some of the long passes were way off but one in particular was kind of a rainbow trajectory up-for-grabs type pass that hung there for what seemed to be an eternity that the receiver miraculously brought down and everyone went ape . . . . . Couldn't see the number of the receiver without my glasses but the QB was #2.

ballpark on how many students were there?

 

[OrangeXtreme]

ballpark on how many students were there?

http://www.syracuse.com/orangefootb...pen_practice_students.html#incart_river_index

 

[ConnectiCuse]

I only caught the last 10 minues of practice. The no huddle pace between downs is ridiculously fast and they were throwing long-distance bombs left and right. Some of the long passes were way off but one in particular was kind of a rainbow trajectory up-for-grabs type pass that hung there for what seemed to be an eternity that the receiver miraculously brought down and everyone went ape . . . . . Couldn't see the number of the receiver without my glasses but the QB was #2.

According to the practice report, the WR was AC.

 

[OrangeJohn]

ballpark on how many students were there?

I would guess around 50.

 

[OrangeJohn]

If you refer to Eric Dungey as "the QB was #2", we have work to do.

Who does #2 work for! - Austin Powers.