Hail Mary Haiku: Alabama Crimson Tide edition
Time for the Tennessee-Alabama Hail Mary Haiku.
Here's the concept for those new to the game: You're behind by four at midfield. Only one second remains on the clock, and you have to heave the ball into a mass of players in the end zone and hope that one of your guys comes down with it. Bonus points for actually observing the traditional 5-7-5 format for haikus, but free form haikus are allowed. This is, after all, a desperation play.
I'll try to post the entries and open up the voting on Thursday morning. Voting will continue until Game Day, when I'll post the winner. The winner gets . . . a point in the RTT Guessing Game Challenge.
Enter yours by clicking on the "Comments" link below, and pass the invitation to enter along to others. Keep 'em clean, please.
Hike! Ooooh!
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wouldn't it be sweet
Roll Tide, roll on up
to Neyland, to the end of
Championship hopes
whoshotwhointhewhatnow?
by thetennesseethumper on Oct 20, 2008 8:55 AM EDT reply actions
Surrender?
Can we turn this ’round,
Can we save our season here,
My quote for this; “Nuts!”
We as underdog
have a way of biting back
Go get ’em Smokey
The enemy of my enemy is my friend
Beat Alabama.
Do it for all of us. Please,
think of the children!
War Damn Eagle!
by PowerOfDixieland on Oct 20, 2008 1:23 PM EDT reply actions
Formula for winning
Overall, repeat great defensive play from Saturday, hang with bama until second half-keep close, then second half pull everything out of the bag. I enjoyed seeing Foster try to throw the ball, at least they tried. Now formula,
1. Stephens continues to play mistake free, does not lose game for u, does not have to do great to succeed.
2. Defense plays stellar, attack John Parker Wilson, relentlessly, secondary, three picks, one for touch down-hold rushing attack to 75 yards, passing to 125 yards, tight in redzone.
3. Offense, don’t kill ourselves with turnovers and pentalties.
4. Rotate playmakers, who is successful, push them-Greer last drive.
5. Run the ball with consistence.
6. Throw deep when they don’t expect it, but keep stuff underneath most of the time.
Don Vandergriff
Since it's worked so well....
Chavis’ defense,
soft as a baby’s bottom.
Time for him to go?
Deferring is for p_ssies. Make a decision!
Since it worked so well...
Chavis’ defense,
“soft” as a you-know-who hit
Versus Alabama!
by bobo_the_vol on Oct 20, 2008 8:37 PM EDT up reply actions
Channeling Dante
Fulmer’s Inferno
brightens when Creer breaks one late
Job still in Limbo
"I' m not from England but my money still comes in pounds"
The Ghost of Oscar Confucious Percy Faulkner ZuTwain Flaubert Dostoyevsky Jones, III, OBE, MP, Esq.
Third Saturday, No!
Tis but a date, says I. But
One that boils the blood.
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lawvol: Gate 21 - Life, the Universe, & the Bounce of the Ball
Savin’ for Saban
Or so we desperately hope
A dope to our rope?
Go Vols!
by Joel Hollingsworth on Oct 24, 2008 7:03 AM EDT reply actions

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