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MakeAPlay said:
i wasn't at the point of puking. I was winded and still pushing. It takes a lot of exertion and heat for me to puke. Think 13-15 play drive, a one play turnover and then another 10 play drive. That will get me to puke.
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@MakeAPlay some are cut or as you say engineered

For such drives and situations

Oh and bad tackling and ball security
 
The Driver said:
@MakeAPlay some are cut or as you say engineered

For such drives and situations

Oh and bad tackling and ball security
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Some are but regardless it has to be trained. Either way such situations aren't for the feint of heart. The good news is even though I puked we won.... I even have a few good pictures from the game.
 
MakeAPlay said:
Some are but regardless it has to be trained. Either way such situations aren't for the feint of heart. The good news is even though I puked we won.... I even have a few good pictures from the game.
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Pictures are nice but it's the moment I care about. So you puked cause of the situation or was it heat related?
 
The Driver said:
Pictures are nice but it's the moment I care about. So you puked cause of the situation or was it heat related?
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Here was the situation. A particular team in a particular sport drove the length of the field on a hot early October day only to be stopped on 4th down during a 13-15 play drive (I can't remember which it was over 20 years ago). I went to the sideline and guzzled down a couple cups of Gatorade and on the second play of the drive the other team got a turnover that forced me back onto the field with a full stomach. They then went on a 8-10 play drive and on the 9th play I puked on the field and came off for a sub. I went back in the next play.

So a combination of heat, fatigue and a full stomach. Does that make sense?
 
MakeAPlay said:
Here was the situation. A particular team in a particular sport drove the length of the field on a hot early October day only to be stopped on 4th down during a 13-15 play drive (I can't remember which it was over 20 years ago). I went to the sideline and guzzled down a couple cups of Gatorade and on the second play of the drive the other team got a turnover that forced me back onto the field with a full stomach. They then went on a 8-10 play drive and on the 9th play I puked on the field and came off for a sub. I went back in the next play.

So a combination of heat, fatigue and a full stomach. Does that make sense?
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No nerves at all?
 
Did you know Gatorade was so called engineered in some University of Florida lab? That crap gives me the food poisoning. Water stays down better and is easier to puke.
 
What was the mood when the turnover happened? Did you feel the bubble guts then or did you start getting it during that big drive?
 
The Driver said:
What was the mood when the turnover happened? Did you feel the bubble guts then or did you start getting it during that big drive?
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I got it after chasing somebody down and laying them out. Anaerobic activity after a ton of aerobic plus lots in your stomach equals no bueno.
 
The Driver said:
You ain't gon be on nothing. You said the same food poisoning last year Jose.

Don't say I never gave a food poisoning

workout for all-around strength:
-3x6 pull-up
-3x8 goblet squat
-3x16 push-up
-3x8 lunge
-3x8 single-leg deadlift
(2-3x week)

Work on the rusty ass sky hood like an artist everyday or don't ever bring it out in this forum lmao
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That was my shot in HS, the only way to get it over the big dudes.
 
MakeAPlay said:
I've been in MANY bigger games than that. That one was just a blip. Try playing in front of 107k plus in Knoxville or 100k plus in Ann Arbor.... Not to mention Tom Brady on the bench in one and Peyton Manning dropping bombs in the other.
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As I recall, that game in Knoxville was hot as hell, too.
 
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