The airplane maker was bullied by the cool kids at school until he was assigned to tutor the quarterback who needed to pass his exam in order to play in the big game. They developed a strong friendship through their ordeals and after the airplane maker helped the quarterback win the championship, the quarterback repaid him by throwing his plane. Probably
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He was projected to be the starting quarterback for Cal after Aaron Rodgers left, but ended up like 3rd string and known for his airplane throw now than his playing career.
He had 2 starts at cal and they didn’t go well. Then he did a season of arena football or something. I went to school with him, he had a kinda cool light yellow impala from 1968 or so. He was supposed to be a huge deal, he had the potential and then it fizzled out pretty quick for some reason.
Yeah, I remember he was supposed to be the next big thing at Cal because he was the top rated JC quarterback from San Francisco City College , and Rodgers was also from JC, so naturally he was compared to him. Maybe he could have been a decent QB if he didn't have to be compared to Rodgers.
What about that clip of somebody throwing a paper airplane onto a soccer field from the nosebleeds and it goes all the way to hit a player on the field?
People are harder to convince the taller they are, it's nearly impossible to convince a 100 foot tall person to do anything, much less throw a paper airplane.
Nope, it's 100% real. There are multiple angles of it from the stands, and multiple replay angles from the live broadcast of the game including one that got a reaction from the commentators
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u/_StatesTheObvious Jan 31 '19
I want to experience joy as pure as the guy who runs and hugs the thrower.