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Well I am doing something I never thought I would do again in my life. I am playing Football. My Company is starting a Flag Football Team to compete in the Morris County Industrial Recreation Limited Contact Flag Football leauge. There are about 14 teams. 7 games a season plus playoffs. Season starts end of August. Practice starts this Wed. I am sooooooo excited. I last played as a Junior in HS in 95. It will be a bummer not getting to hit people again but I am gonna be catching the ball again. I hope to make WR or TE. Maybe a back up QB. Then Defence I will most likely be a LB or FS. Not sure if I have the speed to be a FS or CB though. Been along time since I was in that good of shape. I hope to be able to run the mile in under 8 min by the end of August. I did one mile in 12 the other day but took a break between at 2 laps due to some cramping. Anyway I don't mean to ramble but I had to share with you guys. So how many others play in a flag Foortbal leauge?

 

Later,

Brandon

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Good luck! Captains practice just started today for me. It helped lifting and running this summer It wasn't that hard. Look for the Mayer Lutheran Crusaders to be at State this year for Minnesota :seeya::cheers:

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Good luck! Captains practice just started today for me. It helped lifting and running this summer It wasn't that hard. Look for the Mayer Lutheran Crusaders to be at State this year for Minnesota :seeya::cheers:

Where in the H-E-double hockey sticks in Mayer, MN? I grew up in Owatonna. When I was in high school (82-86) football was THE sport. The rivalries with Austin, Faribault and Rochester (Marshall & the other one - not Lourdes) were awesome. At that time both Mankato East and Mankato West sucked and we creamed them every time. Haven't been back since I graduated on June 1, 1986 so I don't know how things are now. Though I understand they buckled to political correctness and changed the athletic mascot & name.

 

Keep us posted on who you play and how you do. Maybe a trip to the dome is in your future?

 

Mike

Grand Haven, MI

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Good luck! Captains practice just started today for me. It helped lifting and running this summer It wasn't that hard. Look for the Mayer Lutheran Crusaders to be at State this year for Minnesota :D  :cheers:

Where in the H-E-double hockey sticks in Mayer, MN? I grew up in Owatonna. When I was in high school (82-86) football was THE sport. The rivalries with Austin, Faribault and Rochester (Marshall & the other one - not Lourdes) were awesome. At that time both Mankato East and Mankato West sucked and we creamed them every time. Haven't been back since I graduated on June 1, 1986 so I don't know how things are now. Though I understand they buckled to political correctness and changed the athletic mascot & name.

 

Keep us posted on who you play and how you do. Maybe a trip to the dome is in your future?

 

Mike

Grand Haven, MI

Owatonna???!!!??? :sick:

 

d**n, that's like 3 hours away from here. I went to Mayer HS too, from 96-99. From 97-99 we were section Tri-Valley conf. champs (before the split), but we always choked at the sectin 4AA championship. Went to the ThunderDome twice, in 97 and 98 :D

 

With Asskicker at center, watch the Crusaders tear teams a new *hole. GO BIG RED!!! BLACK ATTACK!!!! :seeya::jester::lol:

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