Would that help the defense quite a bit?
by Jeff (BGS) 
, A starter home in suburban Tempe, Monday, April 06, 2009, 09:09 (6261 days ago) @ Spesh
Knowing that the offense is always going to go on the second sound after "omaha" seems like it would give the defense a head start on the play. Maybe when the clock is winding down, it doesn't matter as much, but I would think you'd want to mix that up a bit.
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Jay,
2009-04-04, 11:42
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- Not an answer, but from Stanford last year: - PMan, 2009-04-04, 12:14
- I'm not sure, but here's what I think: -
PaulM,
2009-04-04, 12:07
- straight from the ND playbook -
Spesh,
2009-04-04, 12:13
- Would that help the defense quite a bit? -
Jeff (BGS),
2009-04-06, 09:09
- I thought I remeber from a Patriots playbook - ReginaldVelJohnson, 2009-04-06, 09:54
- and there you have it - Jay, 2009-04-04, 12:20
- Would that help the defense quite a bit? -
Jeff (BGS),
2009-04-06, 09:09
- straight from the ND playbook -
Spesh,
2009-04-04, 12:13
- Most likely a tribute to omahadomer
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Jeff (BGS),
2009-04-04, 11:51
- I thought maybe it was a Warren Buffett reference -
Jay,
2009-04-04, 11:55
- Or Marlin Perkins of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom -
Brian,
2009-04-04, 12:44
- "As I observe from the helicopter above, -
Gator77,
2009-04-04, 13:14
- Always loved how casual he was when Jim was near - scriptcomesfirst, 2009-04-06, 05:08
- "As I observe from the helicopter above, -
Gator77,
2009-04-04, 13:14
- Or Marlin Perkins of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom
- I thought maybe it was a Warren Buffett reference