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Buffalo Balls: A Personal Experience Of Football Players
This weekend I was watching the buffalo bills. Before the game me and my dad were talking about who would win the game, we both had picked the buffalo bills to win as they were favored by much. As we were watching the game I felt a bit jittery with the bills being down by 10 points going into the half. Soon after, the bengals quarterback lined up to get the football I could see that the bills defence was struggling to get into the right positions. The center than suddenly snapped the ball sounding like the engine of a car deceiving to turn on. I saw the ball touch the hand of the quarter back making him shimmy the ball into his right hand. The screen on the tv then dragged over roughly following the ball that the quarterback had just thrown
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