(S40) PT #4 - The Glory Days

[Rabidsponge21]

I remember the glory days of my football career like they were yesterday. I could run faster and hit harder than anyone on the field. I played in high school and college, and I have to say, those were some of the best years of my life.

One particular game stands out in my memory. It was a cold, overcast day in late October, and we were playing our biggest rival - The Maui Marauders. The stands were packed with fans from both schools, and the atmosphere was electric. I can still feel the adrenaline pumping through my veins as I stepped onto the field.

I was playing defense, and we were up against a tough offense. But I was determined to give it my all. From the very first snap, I was in the zone. I was making tackles left and right, intercepting passes, and generally wreaking havoc on the other team's game plan.

But it wasn't until the fourth quarter that I had my shining moment. The quarterback dropped back to pass, and I timed my jump perfectly, intercepting the ball and taking off down the field. I could hear the roar of the crowd behind me as I sprinted towards the end zone, dodging defenders left and right. And then, finally, I crossed the goal line.

[MouseMazing]

Well, lemme tell ya somethin' 'bout the time my freshman year I woke up hungover for my college football game. I was playin' for CSU Fresno, and we had a big game that day. But the night before, I went out with my buddies and had a little too much to drink. I woke up feelin' like I got hit by a mack truck. I stumbled out of bed, tryin' to get my bearings. My roommate was snorin' like nobody's business. I grabbed my gear as quietly as I could and dragged my sorry ass to the field. I only got there ten minutes before the game started and my coach started cussin' me out and smackin' me upside the head, but I was the only tight end that could play that day. And then, it happened. I barely e'en knew where I was on the field, but the ball seemed to just appear in my hands. Before I knew it, I'd blown past the safetys, streaking down the field sixty three yards for the touchdown. It was like everything else faded away and all that mattered was haulin' my ass down that field.

[Raven]

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Written option: Scrolling through your photos, you start reminiscing of the "glory days". For this PT, describe the game that defined your player's pre-ISFL career. Whether it be a great game in high school that got your player recruited, or the time you stepped out on the field in college and led your team to an unbelievable victory, describe what solidified your player being a star that they are!

Recently Perez was reminiscing about the past and going through old photo albums. In one of the albums he found an old photo of him and his team mates celebrating their first win in over 17 games.

At the age of 16 Perez had joined the Cologne Centurions team and trained with them. During his first season there he would train and play for the reserves and youth team. In this season the Centurions would go winless throughout the season and finish with a 0-10 record.

Perez would be called up and utilized the following season. However the Centurions would experiences a slow start going 0-6 through their first 6 games. Spirits were low and another 0-10 looked to be in the cards. With their week 7 match up against the league leading unbeaten Barcelona Dragons. Perez and his team actually put up a good fight in the first two periods, going into half time training 17-20. The second half would later be describes as legendary play frpm Perez and his teammates. As they completely shutout the Barcelona Offense, not allowing them to score a single point. While Perez would catch and score two touchdowns for yhe team.

In the photos Perez is seen holding the man of the match belt surrounded by the happiest team mates you will have ever seen.

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[CementHands]

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PBE PT Claim

[AK41]

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While there are many different times in the history of myself as a player that I look back on, and think about the contribution that it plays to who I am today, but my junior year of college, a home game vs. Alabama was the biggest that truly set the stage for who I am today. It was a cold one (for Louisiana standards), rain was falling, the stands were full, and we had a championship run on the table. With it being at home, there was no doubt in my mind that I had to put on for the city. I gave the fans, my teammates, and my family everything that I have. 185 rushing yards, 2 rushing touchdowns, 72 receiving yards, and 1 receiving touchdown. I did everything I could, and without a doubt, we won. After that game, my name was across the headlines and the pro football recruiting trail thickened. I cannot say enough on how that one game shaped who I am as a person today.

[AL_GRINGO]

PBE Welfare

[slothfacekilla]

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Graphic Option: Create a graphic showing your player reminiscing of the glory days! (Be silly with it!)

Hopefully the GIF work is enough, no surprise that Mikey couldn't get into the game in high school

[Number 82]

[caravaggio]

It’s weird talking about the glory days when my player is so young! Well, he’s not exactly playing in the developmental league, but S38 is still younger than most of the players in the league. While things are going great right now, it is fun to think about the beginning, and how things got serious in my football career.

There wasn’t a huge light bulb game or clutch situation where everything came together at once. It was slow. Like, really slow. The most significant event was walking on in college after not playing a single game of football prior. This was due to the team being decimated in the now famous firecracker hay ride tragedy of 2049. After getting the starting job based solely on raw size and a lack of other options, he succeeded by being too dumb to quit. This perseverance saw him steadily improve month to month, until his senior year when he had incrementally improved to be a competent Offensive Linemen.

Slow and steady wins the race.

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[AW13]

The glory days of Fat Jack were some truly great times especially at the collegiate level after he had recovered from an injury suffered to his lower half in his freshman year which caused him to redshirt while at San Jose State University playing for the Spartans. 

Back in his Senior season, in the last week of the season, the Spartans were on the road in Logan, Utah playing against Utah State University and the Aggies. It was a snowy day and the weather was around 15 degrees Fahrenheit and the team from California was not in their element. The Spartans at the time were fighting for the division against the San Diego State University Aztecs and a win against Utah State would win the division in order to go to the conference championship game against Colorado State University. Already bowl eligible, it was not a must win game but it was a very important game for quality of bowls. In a game that ended up 10-6, defense was very important and keeping good footing was hard.

While there were not many pass attempts in the game, Jack did manage to get a sack in the game. Most impressively, Jack had 7 tackles for a loss against the Aggie runners en route to victory. The team ended up winning the game and the conference and then went on to a solid bowl in the Poinsettia Bowl and defeated Louisville 35-24.