... looks to the sideline and rubs his fingers as if to indicate "money"? He's done it at least the last two games, maybe all season. What kind of signal is that?
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Last: 12 yr ago by doar823
Have you ever seen Jerry McGuire?
It means that the play he is being asked to run is going to cost x amount of coin. You think a guy like him is happy with a scholarship?
Of course im kidding NCAA. I have no idea what it means but he makes it look great. I am going to start doing it.
Of course im kidding NCAA. I have no idea what it means but he makes it look great. I am going to start doing it.
please don't shed light on signals.
I've asked the same thing 3 weeks in a row. Nobody knows that's saying anything.
hey, lets post a detailed description of the plays and their corresponding hand signals!!
B**** better have my money !
Another team (not the ags) its used to change the play. Kind of like a brush off by the pitcher in baseball.
What the ags do it for I dunno.
What the ags do it for I dunno.
He's showing the sideline what he does with ur moms chi chi's . It gives him the confidence he needs sometimes to tell a few peeps
It means, "This play, Coach? It's money."
He is aski g for or signaling that he is ready for the call.
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Many teams use this. Not sure what it means.
DON'T REPLY!!! ITS A TRAP!!!! SPACEMAN IS OBVIOUS OLE MISS SPY!!!!!
I've seen lots of QBs do that. Both the QB for bama and ole miss used that signal earlier as well as oSu.
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Oklahoma St was doing this tonight, may be some Leach thing.
Typically the X receiver runs a long route, while the Z and Y run intermediate routes. The A and B are checkdowns. It's all an offense based on DB reads.
Quick count?
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Typically the X receiver runs a long route, while the Z and Y run intermediate routes. The A and B are checkdowns. It's all an offense based on DB reads.
Are those Xbox or PS3 button assignments?
Uh.....Texags knows things
It's a #drake #ovo #topszn #regime thing
Johnny be so fast he be making post game "plays" before the clock done run out.
It's called "cashing out".
Literally, that's what that signal is called.
It's the formation.
Literally, that's what that signal is called.
It's the formation.
It's a covert way of telling the autograph brokers that (because of the play that is about to happen) he won't sign stuff for free anymore.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
It's a signal to Uncle Nate tthat his sharpie is almost out of ink.
It's a signal for the network to go to a commercial break.
I can't believe doar resurrected my nine-month-old thread that wasn't even funny.
It is a simple way to loosen up your throwing hand - it is a new yoga inspired finger stretch. It is on youtube.
It's him playing a sad song for the opposing team on two of the world's smallest violins
#OVO #TOPSZN
No prob spaceman....seemed appropriate these days
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