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Celebratory dances in the endzone give football charm. Plus the players get to show off their dance moves. But the problem is that without a formal place in the game such dancing is too infrequent. Also there is never any chance that the booty shaking might be abruptly stopped by the dancer being
knocked down and landed on by two huge guys.
I propose that under certain circumstances a player could set down the ball and begin to dance, with yardage gained depending on total time dancing. Skilled and entertaining dancing might be worth more yards, to encourage players to practice and to discourage pro forma "dancing" which fools no-one. The dance must be ended with a tackle. I can imagine cirumstances where the player catching a kickoff (this player chosen for his dancing abilities) puts down the ball and promptly starts to dance, perhaps even with a teammate, with his blockers trying to ensure maximal dancing time. Good blocking might allow touchdowns to be scored by dance alone!
For the foreign folks
http://www.youtube....watch?v=Py5NfEv6c6s [bungston, Sep 26 2012]
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http://www.google.c...1t:429,r:1,s:0,i:90 [normzone, Sep 26 2012]
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Only in the lingerie league. |
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It'd be kind of like a Bollywood film. |
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I like the Bollywood concept. The whole team would dance in synchronized fashion. Both teams. I can envision a synchronized dueling teams football West Side Story type faceoff. The "Beat It" video was sort of a nod to this concept (nonBollywood of course and less football) except then Mike made everyone be friends. |
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You should get this idea to the folks at the Pro Bowl. It'd be a perfect fit, and might just rescue the franchise! |
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Immediately following the touchdown and until the td'er stops dancing, all opposing fans get to use their vuvuzela blowguns. |
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// But the problem is that without a formal place in the
game such dancing is too infrequent. // |
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That's because doing too much of it draws a penalty.
There's a ruling called 'excessive celebration' which
prohibits the very thing you're advocating. |
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