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Neither are wrong. Different for different playbooks/teams. The play may also be referred to as the "Hitch & Pitch", as well as some other names.

I really like Giles intelligence and so far good hands on the field for PR, honestly. He seems to know when to fair-catch, when to run, when to avoid the ball. He doesn't seem as much of a threat for 6 points, but he appears to be safe back there.

I saw Divinity playing the edge well, taking on multiple blockers and shedding them to do it.

Not proven to prevent injury by science.

People said because he was old he would not be able to recruit.

We will be fine with him going. I personally thought Chark had better chemistry with him from the get-go.

"It enables the rb to get his eyes on the line quickly"

It actually forces the RB to take his eyes off of the line and look at the ball to catch it you idiot.

Orgeron could be my 2nd choice behind Herman and before Jimbo

Everyone should listen to T-Bob Hebert's response about this whole situation. Basically says it is more American to stand up for what you believe in than to just fall in line with what is accepted and that if everyone was cool with what they were doing than it wouldn't be a very good way to protest.

Played O-line and run blocking is infinitely more fun and more advantageous for the offensive line compared to the defensive line.