FSP Won the Pylon 7 on 7 tourney in Vegas
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7on7 may seem silly to some.....
But to see that much elite talent playing for a Seattle based team, including players from outside the state that wanted to come play with the guys from the state, and to have them win the title against the best talent in the country....
I mean it’s just impossible to put enough value on that. It’s a bonding experience for those guys. Playing together, having fun, seeing they could beat anyone one playing together, and doing it for a Seattle based facility and coach.
Events and teams like this gives all the elite talent a vision of what it would be like and what they could do playing together for the same team.
Throw in that Huard loves UW and is committed, Savvy loves Seattle, and FSP is a pipeline for UW, and it makes it all the easier for those kids to realize what that same team should be. -
Oh no. Your idiocy shall stand (Sorry @Dennis_DeYoung ) as a warning to all about the dangers in drunk posting.RDR said:
Mods please to be deleting this. Apparently, I can't handle the ups and downs of 7 on 7.RDR said:EJ Holland is a bitch for not letting me retweet all of his tweets when he was slurping up FSP and the Vegas win. EJ, if you're reading this, YOU ARE A FUCKING SNATCH!
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And then there is GeeDoogCourics said:7on7 may seem silly to some.....
But to see that much elite talent playing for a Seattle based team, including players from outside the state that wanted to come play with the guys from the state, and to have them win the title against the best talent in the country....
I mean it’s just impossible to put enough value on that. It’s a bonding experience for those guys. Playing together, having fun, seeing they could beat anyone one playing together, and doing it for a Seattle based facility and coach.
Events and teams like this gives all the elite talent a vision of what it would be like and what they could do playing together for the same team.
Throw in that Huard loves UW and is committed, Savvy loves Seattle, and FSP is a pipeline for UW, and it makes it all the easier for those kids to realize what that same team should be. -
celebrating a touch football championship? this thread is one of the most little brother things i've seen in some time
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This is the first time in history that its sounded interesting to me.animate said:
Like what don't you get? 7 guys on 7 guys?WeakarmCobra said:
still dont get 7on7RDR said: -
I don’t think it’s cheap unless you’re good and play for free.animate said:
But seriously, 7vs7 isWeakarmCobra said:
still dont get 7on7RDR said:
- quasi football where it's cheap to participate
- no pads
- lots of skills but no real contact
- fulfills the camp circuit thing that slides right into recruiting and player hype
- allows businesses and shit like fsp to develop talent, make money and exploit kids
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Look, listen, motherfucker.MariotaTheGawd said:celebrating a touch football championship? this thread is one of the most little brother things i've seen in some time
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HOLY FUCK.RDR said: -
Yeah, normally IDGAF about 7x7... but this year and this team is different for these reasons.DoogCourics said:7on7 may seem silly to some.....
But to see that much elite talent playing for a Seattle based team, including players from outside the state that wanted to come play with the guys from the state, and to have them win the title against the best talent in the country....
I mean it’s just impossible to put enough value on that. It’s a bonding experience for those guys. Playing together, having fun, seeing they could beat anyone one playing together, and doing it for a Seattle based facility and coach.
Events and teams like this gives all the elite talent a vision of what it would be like and what they could do playing together for the same team.
Throw in that Huard loves UW and is committed, Savvy loves Seattle, and FSP is a pipeline for UW, and it makes it all the easier for those kids to realize what that same team should be.
Also - Sam Huard is a fucking god. It would be one thing if he was just great at touch football, but he broke the state record for passing yards as a sophomore throwing one gorgeous, perfectly timed, perfectly placed ball after another.
Do you guys realize the last 5-star QB we had committed to us was his uncle 25 years ago? He looks like Drew Brees. Not Drew Brees as a collegian, Drew Brees now.
It's insane.
These days kids can get really advanced with all the extra training they do and when they are talented like that - wow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0kw29pk8Gk&t=76s
