High School Football

I played all 4 years as a starter on the Varsity squad as the Center and Nose Guard and used number # 73

I wish I could've played high school football but I graduated at a mere 130. PAL boxing, Gold Gloves, and wrestling were my alternatives.

My high school was so small that there were not enough guys to make up a football team - barely enough for hockey (6) or curling (4).

played 3 yrs was kick returner/all purpose player. number was #13, friends suggested it cause I was having a run of bad luck before summer drills

DE,#79

running back 21 and 24

I wore #64 and was a guard on the O-line and played linebacker in a 5-2 defense. I was fast for my size. I was one of the heaviest guys on the team but I was still the second fastest. I dropped 75 pounds my senior year. Had high hopes of playing in college but I stopped growing and they said I was too short to play on the line.

I played 4 years and a redshirt in a division 2 College was a Nose Guard on Defensive side and wore number #77

That's as far as I ever made it in football

No foosball but the baseball

Back then we called them ends. I guess today they call them receivers. Since I ran the 100 yard dash in 9.9, I was an end. I don't remember my number.

Shit shadow you was quick ! Is that what she said ?....lol

Does lingerie football count?

Non-athletic Brain-O Nerd......... my number? IQ = 152

I love to play football but did not play football because the coach was a mean drunk and I worked summers to have money, I was not willing to give up money from working to practice most of the summer (unofficial practices of course that if you did not participate you do not play). A truly tough sport is wrestling I was never in better condition!

#7

HS Football = preseason conditioning for wrestling!

Tight End #88 (Hey I hear you sniggering out there so stop it!)

Football was dropped at our school back in the mid 70s in favor of the less costly soccer. I enjoyed the soccer and now my son plays, but only at the club level.

I was # 71 played O-line and D-line. I started 4 years. I would start the game at a guard...but if we went to a shot gun formation I had to switch to center. It we wanted our tackles to pull I went to tackle. Yeah if the teams we played were smart they could tell where the play was going if they followed me....but they weren't. But we were also not that good either....hence why I kept moving around...LOL college I played baseball.

1. Played one year on practice team in college.

D-Line. My number changed each year, Senior year was 69. I was strong and quick but also not all that interested subsequently the coaches and I didn't get along. Fortunately, or unfortunately depending on perspective, we never had a decent offense and defense spent so much time on the field they couldn't afford to not play me.

I was more into track. It had girls and I was good at shot put and discus, went to the State Championship three times. Wanted to try it in college but the team was way out of my league where I attended.

Didn't play football but ran a road race once and my number was #69. Caught hell from a lot of guys. My comment back to silence them was, "Well at least I had a partner and not a solo job (hand job) like the guy wearing #1"

#73

Alucard! Speak up beef cake panty hose.

I was 2nd string waterboy - #0

I played freshman basketball, but that was it as far as sports went. My high school looked at it as their birthright to do well in all sports, which to me was the wrong attitude, and it was all too mercenary for me.

Linebacker/Defensive Back #24