A-11 Offense ??

[Steven Tyler]

Originally Posted by TXMike

I hear Canada is a nice place for this type of stuff. Why not take it there?

Because it would then be the A-12 offense..... How's their rule book written? Remember, in Canada a player with a number 70-79 is an eligible receiver. It always looks funny when a #77 is taking one to the house in that big end zone to celebrate in........

Besides Billy Mays is into the marketing side, not the development and production of said products. I don't think anyone should be offended with a full money back guarantee.

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[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by Steven Tyler

Because it would then be the A-12 offense..... How's their rule book written? Remember, in Canada a player with a number 70-79 is an eligible receiver. It always looks funny when a #77 is taking one to the house in that big end zone to celebrate in........

Besides Billy Mays is into the marketing side, not the development and production of said products. I don't think anyone should be offended with a full money back guarantee.

BTW-That OxyClean is very good stuff. Try it in laundry, especially your whites. Warm water, a little OxyClean and plastic bristle brush get the white on my base shoes looking brand new. Makes the black part nice and shiny, too.

Our ineligibles are 40-69. Eligibles are outside of that range, and must be eligible by position as well. If there are any deviations from their status, they must report to the Referee, who will inform the defense before the RFP is blown in.

All in all, the Canadian game permits more freedom among the players' actions.