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Deranged ninjas? That will mean new uniforms?
I'm sorry, I meant controlled deranged ninjas.
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Deranged ninjas? That will mean new uniforms?
Deranged ninjas? That will mean new uniforms?
Lucid Ninjas wear black. Deranged Ninjas wear white.
in a snow storm, ninjas wear white
at night they wear black
in the desert they would wear sand color
in the forrest, they would wear green brown and anaconda
whatever it takes to be sneaky and not seen
Ooohhh. Like Army.
You all are talking about how normal ninjas would come out. I'm talking about deranged ninjas. Deranged ninja's don't sneak around and use espionage and worry about being unseen. Deranged ninjas come out with a lot of energy and hit pastel-uniformed soldiers in the mouth, and humiliate their general, and make a lot of noise because they don't give a ****!
BEAT THEIR ASSES, TECH!
oh, so a deranged ninja is basically a cowboy?
I'm drawing my own interpretation from his words, but it seemed he felt the offense was better than it looked against Miami. We only had about 6 possessions and scored 2 TDs and a field goal. We missed a field goal and had a TD come back due to a penalty. The big problem was we didn't get the ball enough because the defense didn't make any stops. He said Harris had wide open receivers and made pinpoint passes. In that situation you have to take the run away from them, but we gave up 200 yds rushing. He later made a reference to Tarrent being a great punt returner, but we never made them punt. He also brought up the fact that Clemson held BC to 54 yards total offense and we looked much better than that offensively against them. We've been blogging a lot about blocking problems and that is a problem, but CPJ seems to be more focused on the defensive failures
I've known CPJ for a long time. He is one competitive dude. He is as laid back as it gets and has a great sense of humor — few people short of Don Rickles wield the needle as well as CPJ — he does enjoy winning, even if he doesn't show it.
Whatever was wrong last Thursday night (and God knows, plenty was), he will get it fixed. Muy pronto.