Apr 23, 2018
10:42:55am
10:42:55am
Could you use really tall or large people to break certain sports?
Thinking outside the box here.
Why not hire a sumo wrestler or morbidly obese person as a hockey goalie? Is it illegal for them to kneel or lay down? (I admit knowing very little about hockey rules.)
How about a 7 footer as a football player for goal-line & 4th and inches situations? Could you prevent them from leaning over the line of scrimmage after a direct snap? Could you stop a 7-footer from catching a high pass for 1 yard?
Trying to come up with a way to use a very small person. Baseball? Imagine the tiny strike zone.
Why not hire a sumo wrestler or morbidly obese person as a hockey goalie? Is it illegal for them to kneel or lay down? (I admit knowing very little about hockey rules.)
How about a 7 footer as a football player for goal-line & 4th and inches situations? Could you prevent them from leaning over the line of scrimmage after a direct snap? Could you stop a 7-footer from catching a high pass for 1 yard?
Trying to come up with a way to use a very small person. Baseball? Imagine the tiny strike zone.
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4/23/18 10:51am
I heard someone talking about the sumo wrestler for hockey once (I also know very little about the sport) but they said
4/23/18 10:49am
Blocking is definitely an issue. Still, I'm surprised that at least a few NFL teams don't have a really tall guy to
4/23/18 10:57am
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