[Hulk01]

Jesus, Genuine, I thought you had died.


I ruled out the possibility you'd taken a pseudonym because your style becomes apparent by the first verb, or within a few words after it.

LongWinded has returned--did it less than a year ago--but to another board.
He''s more humble.
I assume it's an imposter.

Steve Durrett died a couple years ago and left a gaping hole no one has filled.
I made a bundle off of his stats--some friends scored over $7000 on the overtime win over Oregon--and his stills were indispensable to analyzing Stanford's game. 

Terry is one post a month short of having become a mute.

Hulk has become impatient beyond words, an event which most posters had deemed impossible.

We still have the most astute head coaches and offensive coordinators in the world,
all of them serving here part time.
They always have a better play. 
We don't learn what was wrong with the one we tried
and don't learn what the substituted play will be. 

A guide, however:
1. If we passed we should have run.
2. f we ran we should have passed.
3. And the formation was wrong.
Formations, basically, are always wrong; be sure to remember that.

This guide should, as your posts will do for us, dramatically improve your board participation experience.

[Hulk01]

Jesus, Genuine, I thought you had died.


I ruled out the possibility you'd taken a pseudonym because your style becomes apparent by the first verb, or within a few words after it.

LongWinded has returned--did it less than a year ago--but to another board.
He''s more humble.
I assume it's an imposter.

Steve Durrett died a couple years ago and left a gaping hole no one has filled.
I made a bundle off of his stats--some friends scored over $7000 on the overtime win over Oregon--and his stills were indispensable to analyzing Stanford's game. 

Terry is one post a month short of having become a mute.

Hulk has become impatient beyond words, an event which most posters had deemed impossible.

We still have the most astute head coaches and offensive coordinators in the world,
all of them serving here part time.
They always have a better play. 
We don't learn what was wrong with the one we tried
and don't learn what the substituted play will be. 

A guide, however:
1. If we passed we should have run.
2. f we ran we should have passed.
3. And the formation was wrong.
Formations, basically, are always wrong; be sure to remember that.

This guide should, as your posts will do for us, dramatically improve your board participation experience.