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Crane Kicked
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Former Tider Damien Harris has been a big part of the Sloth Monsters five-game winning streak |
Beware of The Legend of Shades Creek
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BESSEMER, AL - The “crane kick” is a fictionalized version of the Mae
tobi geri. The move created by Conor Duffy for the classic film The
Karate Kid (1984). The move is taught by the character Mr. Miyagi
to Daniel LaRusso and eventually used in the final scene against his
arch rival Johnny Lawrence of Cobra Kai. The move involves a one-legged
karate stance and launches into a flying jump-kick. The movie became
synonymous with karate in the United States in the 1980s and helped
popularize martial arts in America. During the 2021 college football
season, a pair of Alabama Crimson Tide wide receivers (Jameson Williams
and John Metchie) brought back the “crane kick” stance as their
touchdown celebration with the underlying meaning that we're about to
kick some tail. In Week 13 of the BDFL season, Bama crane kicked the
Georgia Bulldogs 41-24 to win the 2021 SEC Championship in Atlanta and
the Sloth Monsters crane kicked the Blue Deacons up and down the banks
of treacherous Shades Creek to win 33-21 and keep their remarkable
winning streak alive. After starting the season 2-6, the Sloth Monsters
have now rattled off five straight wins and at 7-6 are on the cusp of
being eligible for the 2021 Big Daddy Championship Series (BDCS). This
winning streak is a warning cry to the rest of the BDFL from here on
out…Beware of The Legend of Shades Creek.
Kung Fu Fighting by Carl Douglas (1974)
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OFF: CAR, CLE, GB & TEN |
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FRE |
MAY |
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11 |
32 |
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BLZ |
GRE |
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24 |
31 |
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BAN |
CHE |
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13 |
24 |
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DOG |
GAM |
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13 |
17 |
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BD |
SM |
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21 |
33 |
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ARM |
WIL |
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15 |
27 |
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JUG |
BEL |
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23 |
15 |
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PS |
BUL |
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31 |
20 |
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| THE BDFL NEWS |
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Carson Wentz has the Cheetahs at 11-2, but a low point total could leave them out of the BDCS |
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10 BDFL teams still have a shot at the title |
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TITLETOWN - In
the BDFL, you typically have the predenders and the contenders.
This year is no different. However, this season there seems to
be more contenderrs than usual. After 13 weeks of regular season
play and with just two weeks left in the new 15-game regular
season, 10 teams still have a mathematical shot at the Big Daddy
Championship Series (BDCS) and a chance to win the 2021 BDFL
Championship Title and take home the coveted Grand Daddy Trophy.
The six teams that have been eliminated from the quest for the
title due to their won-loss record are the Bullets, Armadillos,
Juggernauts, Bandits, Bellcows and Dogs. These clubs have
already made their reservations for the Big Mullet Series (BMS)
on the Gulf Coast. With two weeks left in the regular season,
eight wins becomes the goal to be eligible for the BDCS. The
four division winners will get automatic bids and the four
wildcard teams will come from the next four "highest" point
leaders with at least eight wins. All eight teams will be seeded
#1 through #8 based on point totals in both the BDCS and the
BMS. If the season ended today only six teams would be eligible
for the BDCS, so these next two weeks will be critical to how
the BDFL's 2021 post-season shakes out.|
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