I looked at the other team, they looked so good, but I knew we had the chance to beat them. I had never seen so many multi-cultured kids on a football team before, I was shocked but excited! They started the game with a toss off that we won, and we got the punt return. I was confused because the referee was yelling at me asking for a football. I was looking around for the footballs; he got impatient and started the game with T.C.
On August 30th 1903 Lawrence Exeter’s went to the Gossie gander baby Shoppe to buy some things for a baby he was expecting soon. On September 2nd of 1903 he paid the Hollywood hospital after getting an ultra sound. To see how mature the baby was and to predict how long before the baby gets here. In October of the same year he paid Dr. David M. McCoy for his wife’s therapy. In December of 1903 Lawrence Exeter senior now buy’s toys for his newly born for Christmas.
Coach kept telling them to keep giving Theo the ball, because he was one of the best running backs we had. So one play Theo got the ball and ran all the way to Henry County’s 30 yard line. The next play coach called was “Wiggle Pass”; this was our bread and butter pass play. Our quarterback at the time was Brandon Robertson, so the center hiked the ball to him and hit stepped back and threw the ball to our Tight End; Isaiah Henry for a touchdown. Afterwards, we went for the two point conversion off the same play and he dropped the ball.
Unfortunately however, the saints scored on the next drive and on the last drive before half time they forced a turnover deep in their own red zone, marched down the field and scored on a big play right before halftime. Everyone in the stadium and on TV felt the momentum and the saints never looked back from there and ended up blowing the dolphins out (Beasliy , 2013). Vallerand et al.Vallerand suggested psychological momentum involved enhanced psychological power that could influence performance and is bi-directional (Crust & Nesti 2006). Meaning that when one team loses momentum the opposite team gains momentum. There are three main concepts of momentum shifts in sports the first is the Antecedent-Consequences Model of Psychological Momentum in Sports (Crust & Nesti).
She hurries down the track as if she was in the Kentucky derby. Her opponents are sneaking in on her. At that moment, I felt shame upon us; I can’t
“Break!” was all I heard. There was a long silence until a player said “HUT!” I had stood up as Rico passed the ball to his teammate, he had ran a few yards and then passed the ball back to Rico. Before you knew it, he was passing the 20 yard line then the ten and TOUCHDOWN! They had won the game 21-16. The fans were cheering, from waving their hands to shouting fraternity chants!
The Orange Bowl by Thomas Bagley We had tickets to the Orange Bowl in Florida! Mom, Dad, sister Caroline, older brother Marshall, younger brother Nathan and I, were going to Miami to see Virginia Tech compete against Cincinnati. It was January 2009, and not only should we enjoy the game but it was also Nathans 10th birthday. As we climbed up to the top of Land Shark Stadium seats and sat down, I looked over the field with my jaw beginning to drop. The Virginia Tech Hokies ran onto the field.
That minimized the game clock to 02 seconds on the game clock,enough time to send the kicker onto the field to attempt a field goal. every seat in the stands was empty because every one was on thier feet. Taylor got the snap set it down for the kicker to send it soaring through the uprights, and as the kicker kicks it the Raider corner came from the edge and blocked it, sending it gliding through the air and landing suttlely in the back of the endzone. Each and every player is racing for the ball. When all of the playesr reaches the ball there was a big fight for the fumble in the endzone.When the refferes sorted through the pile of players they ruled touchdown Eagles, making the Eagles the winners of the super bowl by score of
Jennie believes that cheer deserves much more recognition and does a excellent job using these rhetorical devices to get her opinion out and about. Though short, I loved her article! I gained more information and a stronger opinion of cheer, And for the purpose of this essay of course, got to see great examples of rhetorical tools in action. Her first rhetorical tool is Imagery and slams us with it from the getgo! Describing the bad shape "The team" is in with one member a broken rib, another concussion from a fall, one with sprained ankle, and to top it they have been practicing in this mannor all day and all night focusing everything they have while their coach is screaming at them from the sidelines!
I saw the finish line, only 400 meters to go. I remembered what Coach Sorrels said about when to kick it and it was time. I saw the time ticker, and I was shocked about my time I ran even harder. Passing the finish line, it felt like this run took forever. My family was there to congratulate me, along with the other teammates and