> Juihi2 said on
11-27-2009 at
21:50:
Go America!!!!! *USA*USA*USA*
> BodRox1 said on
11-27-2009 at
01:48:
go fluie
> Soldierboy871 said on
11-26-2009 at
16:17:
mosssssssssssssssssssssssseddddddddddd
> RichyRoo90 said on
11-26-2009 at
14:57:
HUGE THROW BY FLUTIE!
> Lewan420 said on
11-26-2009 at
11:00:
wouldn't say that!! u guys that are dissing on flutie dont no anything about football or this play. there were 30 mph winds and the guy was 5 foot 9 and he threw the ball60 yards directly to the reciever. and he threw for 472 yards and 4 touchdowns. also on that game he become the first college player to throw for 10,000 yards in a career . defnitly didn't suck u retards
> tmurph13 said on
11-26-2009 at
00:04:
idiot
> DBos77 said on
11-25-2009 at
21:17:
He won the heisman trophy and carried a team that wasn't very good. You make it sound so easy to avoid the rush and throw a football 65 yards. Yeah he sucks
> Wayneman117 said on
11-25-2009 at
20:42:
I wish people would quite talking about this freaking play.Especially in reguards to Flutie.Even the announcer says.."Flutie did it,Flutie did it!"..Flutie didn't do crap.He knew about where his receivers were.Saw a pack of ppl and threw it in the midst of them.If anyone deserves credit,its the guy who caugght the ball and had the focus to look it in..GEEZ,Flutie sucks.
> Brian211978 said on
11-25-2009 at
01:14:
It wasn't for the national championship, but they did beat the #1 team in the country at the time!
> MeGaStAr522 said on
11-24-2009 at
20:31:
Flutie is no.22 right????
> meowlikeme said on
11-24-2009 at
03:15:
"Last second Hail Mary Pass to win the Championship"AMAZING VIDEO NO JOKE!
> TheVanillaChapstick said on
11-24-2009 at
01:15:
HAHAHAH i saw your daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad haha stupid noob
> RoyalRoyale said on
11-23-2009 at
23:03:
Chill dude. they were excited, and that was a hell of a throw and catch even though it's not very strategic.
> mycartel said on
11-23-2009 at
21:05:
perhaps ur right that this play wasnt that amazing in itself. but when u consider the context of the game: flutie had thrown for 400 yards, it was between 2 nationally ranked teams, and it was the only football game on that day meaning that it had a national audience you can see why it really stands out in peoples minds
> tomglobal said on
11-23-2009 at
19:37:
unek1der, what are you talking about? There are plenty of great college football players who don't have the size, or a specialty skill, to play at the top of the NFL. We know about his avg. NFL experience...what I'm saying is that he was a VERY good athlete, who could see the field as good as anyone I've ever seen play QB, and he was very allusive....how can you call someone who one the Heisman, who beat teams like Bama and Penn State, and who won 6 MVP's in the CFL, "not a very good athlete"?
> ixcuincle said on
11-23-2009 at
19:19:
Remember when Flutie nailed that punt with the Patriots or kick or whatever and the media fawned over it lolHe was a decent QB. He was a little overrated because of this feat seen here but he was still a good QB.
> unek1der said on
11-23-2009 at
16:16:
Tom,Hail mary is NOT a big strategy in the NFL. Doug Flutie is getting waaay too much attention for this play. If u're gonna rate last min touch down.... I would say the TD scored by Trinity University would easily beat this one.It is sad to see that Doug get more attention than Jim Kelly of the Buffalo Bills. Jim Kelly is an under-rated QB. He led the Bills to 8 playoff and 4 consecutive Super Bowl. And yet, we see Doug Flutie on ESPN every weekend. OVER-RATED!!
> tomglobal said on
11-23-2009 at
15:48:
sorry, Flutie was named Canadian Football's most understanding player 6 times....yeh, he wasn't a very good athlete.So many Jokesters write crap on here and they have ZERO idea what they're talking about.
> tomglobal said on
11-23-2009 at
15:44:
For you jokesters who don't think Flutie was a great athlete, you might want to ask the Alabama, Miami, and Penn State teams he beat, nevermind the 4 MVP's he got in the Canadian football league. He wasn't a prototype NFL qb,and back then, not many teams would develop an offensive strategy for his style...FYI, #65, who's arms Flutie leaped into, was my college roommate. Steve Trapilo, who played 5 years in the NFL. He passed away, tragically, in 2004.
> waterXpro18 said on
11-22-2009 at
16:26:
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