For now the electrifying high school Dance far outweighs the thrilling victory over the homecoming competitors. Soon after the dance, when they start feeling their aches and pains, the football players will remember the game. They will remember what it took to get there, and what got them there. Ever since anyone could remember, Medicine Lodge Indians have been taught one lesson above all others. If executed correctly, "Shoot R 32 Veer" is the unstoppable play.

Many people may not know what the "Shoot R 32 Veer" is. It is a football play

designed so intricately, that no matter what the defense does, they can not defend against it. It is based on the idea of the triple option. This is where the quarterback can hand the ball off to the fullback, he can pitch the ball to the tailback, or if he needs to he can keep it and run it himself.

Assuming that the defense doesn't want to take the five-yard pounding from the fullback. They will crash their tackle in. The quarterback then keeps the ball. By now, we have reached the second stage of the play. "The Pitch" is intended to make the unblocked defensive end decide whether to go after the quarterback or to attempt to tackle the tailback after the pitch. Before the play starts, the quarterback calls, "Down", ordering his team to get into a stance. After one second, he calls "Set," putting the tailback into motion. When the taiback is directly behind the fullback, the quarterback says, "Hut," to begin the play. Then the tailba

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