Influential Opponents

[dakshdar]

I take notes whenever I play Dave.

But that is so I can make sure I don't tarnish my reputation by playing anything like him.

[DRiccio21]

I take notes whenever I play Dave.

as you should!

i put on a fucking clinic when Rutgers comes to town. get ya paper and pencil ready

[RB4SC22]

Walker: he taught me how not to play the game early in my ndl career.

[BIGmike]

Walker: he taught me how not to play the game early in my ndl career.

[RB4SC22]

Oh I see what you did there.

But now for real mine would be Shel, because I've played him a bunch in scrimmages, and hes always worked me. Other than when it counted when Kentucky went into Death Valley and won But he kinda taught me what works, what doesn't work, and how to mix up your game.

Otherwise I think everyone is pretty influential. My style of play is basically based off of everyone else combined. I pick things up from different guys especially those who run all over me.

[sammy33]

Nole had a big one on me. Showed that playcalling and changing things up can be very effective.

Mike due to helping my user skills/reading on defense. Helps to get into the thought process of how people run their offense.

Dad definitely since we've played hundreds of games. Sean can go in this bunch too along with guys like Matt (bearass). Played so many games that you have to keep evolving to stay ahead of the curve.

And trendon. Only played once (cup doesn't count, that was for Dave) and he definitely left an imprint on me. Probably why I'm very leniant on coach reports. Gave me more of an appreciation for the johns and jeffdaddys of the world.

[DRWebs]

BigMike: User skills

VT: User skills, diversity, straying from the norm

Trendon: Backwards thinking, straying from the norm, trying anything

[Hoos]

DRWebs = turning fog on.

[DRWebs]

DRWebs = turning fog on.

So upsetting you can't do that anymore..not so much the fog, just weather and stadium options