Touchdown celebration

comes with the game. A lot of the excitement that comes with football is the touchdowns. After touchdowns, it has become customary to celebrate. These celebrations have become more tame over the years, thanks to Commissioner Roger Goodell and his anti-fun ways. Long gone are the days of using the pylon to play miniature golf or stashing a cell phone under the goal post and making a phone call. The most extreme celebration one will see nowadays is a little dance or giving the football to a kid in

Austin and I My older brother is my inspiration. I really look up to him. I don’t know what I would do without him! Anyway, I will tell you a little about him now. His name is Austin, Brett Lance. By the way, don’t tell him I told you his middle name! We’ll keep that our little secret. I can’t believe he is already 15 years old! Okay, so now let’s get into those moments that make you think, “ Oh boy!” Trust me, they are good! So when I was little

all of them together. Sportsmanship has evolved greatly over the years. Sportsmanship is known as a couple different names including; professionalism, and showmanship. Unsportsmanlike conduct, this results in a 15-yard penalty, such as excessive celebration during a game after a score or a well-made play. For serious instances of unsportsmanlike behavior such as fighting, there are fines, suspensions, and bans from games, or even tournaments, and championships. These are all examples of poor sportsmanship

quarter Michigan got a field goal. So the score was MIchigan 3 Iowa 0. Then about halfway through the second quarter MIchigan got a touchdown. So the score was MIchigan 10 Iowa 0.

but we still had to continue the game. There was 5 minutes left in the quarter and the score was 35-42 with the pride still in the lead. The time went fast, with the 4th quarter coming to a end. The pride had did it, they had one by a shocking touchdown. At the end of the game we all went to our injured quarter back. We all went on one knee and smiled at each other, we now knew we had a special bond, not only in football but in our

importantly, what is it that could be happening in this small town of Omelas that would make people leave and never return? The town is described in two different ways, at first there is a positive, upbeat joyous depiction of this town, full of celebration music and singing. But also

I happened to be on outdoor sandy field experiencing different mixed emotions as I saw people with several face expression at the end of the big soccer game. It was exhausting and unforgiving game that got some players injured, and caused the bad sportsmanship to take place between the coaches, players, and fans. Our fans and our rival’s fans fought each other, and they threw stuff across the stadium as if they were dealing with a gigantic wild animal. Some of the players couldn't fully focus on

A brief celebration occurred that was filled with handshakes, pats on the back, and improvement speeches. Shortly after the celebration was over and I began to get ready for the next match. I walked past each mat one by one to reach my rejuvenation corner when something caught my ear like a fish on a hook. “Last time

"L-A-U-R-E-L!" "TIGERS!" The chants, the screams, the sound of apprehensive fans surrounded the stadium. The aroma of popcorn & nachos filled the air. Finally, it was Friday night. The night everyone craved throughout the year was finally here. It was one of the biggest games we could've ever played; the brown jug game against Hattiesburg. Hattiesburg & Laurel have been in a frenzy for years & tonight was the moment of redemption and truth. Our confidence was high and so was our pride. There is no

The other team, the Cougars, scored the first touchdown plus a field goal. We all were deflated, but in the second quarter our spirits were lifted when we scored our second touchdown of the game. It was 14-10 at half. Now, it was third quarter, and we were on the 14 yard line. It was second down. “Set 42… settttttt… HUTT!” shouted Mitch. I took off. I was supposed