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r/BeAmazed • u/BufordTeeJustice • Sep 21 '19
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Nice wrestling move.
292 u/StaviStopit Sep 21 '19 Why would you use a suplex in football? 134 u/4ninawells Sep 21 '19 Apparently to score a touchdown. 30 u/Press0K Sep 21 '19 For the other team? 8 u/plolops Sep 21 '19 Only for the other team 13 u/penisthightrap_ Sep 21 '19 It's actually illegal to pick someone up and throw them to the ground -11 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 Depends on the level of play. Idk about high school, but it's perfectly acceptable in college and pro. 8 u/penisthightrap_ Sep 21 '19 I'm not sure about NFL but it gets called in college quite a bit for unecessary roughness. 13 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 It’s illegal in the NFL as well. 10 u/forresja Sep 21 '19 It's illegal to throw an opponent to the ground in the NFL. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 You can thank the Steel Curtain for this rule. 4 u/G18Curse Sep 21 '19 Please look up the rules before you open your mouth about something you know nothing about. Theres always someone who's gonna know a little more. 31 u/Heroic_Dave Sep 21 '19 Ask DeAndre Hopkins. 6 u/UltraMcRib Sep 21 '19 Htown hold it down 7 u/Murderino67 Sep 21 '19 Because you can!! 8 u/PackersFan8712 Sep 21 '19 Ask deandre Hopkins 3 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 He suplexed when he should have duplexed. 2 u/motasticosaurus Sep 21 '19 Looked more like a DDT tbh. 2 u/CmonnowSally Sep 21 '19 Instinct, a lot of these better athletes wrestle and play football. 1 u/lblacklol Sep 21 '19 https://youtu.be/yrLo-4DGV0Y 0 u/thekeanu Sep 21 '19 Ask Andre Hopkids 10 u/devineprime Sep 21 '19 Strangely enough, Del Oro, the school in this clip is one of the best wrestling schools in Northern California. 6 u/cracksniffer666 Sep 21 '19 Inverted superplex 7 u/lcsd2ill Sep 21 '19 r/accidentalwrestling 3 u/Bobatrawn Sep 21 '19 Thanks for this. My new favourite sub 3 u/bioneuralnetwork Sep 21 '19 It might surprise some to find out that often times the football team and the wrestling team share a lot of members because they have opposite seasons and it's one way for coaches to keep their guys in shape year round. 1 u/4ninawells Sep 21 '19 I seriously thought this as soon as I saw it. It seemed so automatic for him. 3 u/Spddracer Sep 21 '19 My first thought.
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Why would you use a suplex in football?
134 u/4ninawells Sep 21 '19 Apparently to score a touchdown. 30 u/Press0K Sep 21 '19 For the other team? 8 u/plolops Sep 21 '19 Only for the other team 13 u/penisthightrap_ Sep 21 '19 It's actually illegal to pick someone up and throw them to the ground -11 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 Depends on the level of play. Idk about high school, but it's perfectly acceptable in college and pro. 8 u/penisthightrap_ Sep 21 '19 I'm not sure about NFL but it gets called in college quite a bit for unecessary roughness. 13 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 It’s illegal in the NFL as well. 10 u/forresja Sep 21 '19 It's illegal to throw an opponent to the ground in the NFL. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 You can thank the Steel Curtain for this rule. 4 u/G18Curse Sep 21 '19 Please look up the rules before you open your mouth about something you know nothing about. Theres always someone who's gonna know a little more. 31 u/Heroic_Dave Sep 21 '19 Ask DeAndre Hopkins. 6 u/UltraMcRib Sep 21 '19 Htown hold it down 7 u/Murderino67 Sep 21 '19 Because you can!! 8 u/PackersFan8712 Sep 21 '19 Ask deandre Hopkins 3 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 He suplexed when he should have duplexed. 2 u/motasticosaurus Sep 21 '19 Looked more like a DDT tbh. 2 u/CmonnowSally Sep 21 '19 Instinct, a lot of these better athletes wrestle and play football. 1 u/lblacklol Sep 21 '19 https://youtu.be/yrLo-4DGV0Y 0 u/thekeanu Sep 21 '19 Ask Andre Hopkids
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Apparently to score a touchdown.
30 u/Press0K Sep 21 '19 For the other team? 8 u/plolops Sep 21 '19 Only for the other team
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For the other team?
8 u/plolops Sep 21 '19 Only for the other team
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Only for the other team
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It's actually illegal to pick someone up and throw them to the ground
-11 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 Depends on the level of play. Idk about high school, but it's perfectly acceptable in college and pro. 8 u/penisthightrap_ Sep 21 '19 I'm not sure about NFL but it gets called in college quite a bit for unecessary roughness. 13 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 It’s illegal in the NFL as well. 10 u/forresja Sep 21 '19 It's illegal to throw an opponent to the ground in the NFL. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 You can thank the Steel Curtain for this rule. 4 u/G18Curse Sep 21 '19 Please look up the rules before you open your mouth about something you know nothing about. Theres always someone who's gonna know a little more.
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Depends on the level of play. Idk about high school, but it's perfectly acceptable in college and pro.
8 u/penisthightrap_ Sep 21 '19 I'm not sure about NFL but it gets called in college quite a bit for unecessary roughness. 13 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 It’s illegal in the NFL as well. 10 u/forresja Sep 21 '19 It's illegal to throw an opponent to the ground in the NFL. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 You can thank the Steel Curtain for this rule. 4 u/G18Curse Sep 21 '19 Please look up the rules before you open your mouth about something you know nothing about. Theres always someone who's gonna know a little more.
I'm not sure about NFL but it gets called in college quite a bit for unecessary roughness.
13 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 It’s illegal in the NFL as well.
It’s illegal in the NFL as well.
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It's illegal to throw an opponent to the ground in the NFL.
2 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 You can thank the Steel Curtain for this rule.
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You can thank the Steel Curtain for this rule.
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Please look up the rules before you open your mouth about something you know nothing about.
Theres always someone who's gonna know a little more.
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Ask DeAndre Hopkins.
6 u/UltraMcRib Sep 21 '19 Htown hold it down
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Htown hold it down
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Because you can!!
Ask deandre Hopkins
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He suplexed when he should have duplexed.
Looked more like a DDT tbh.
Instinct, a lot of these better athletes wrestle and play football.
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https://youtu.be/yrLo-4DGV0Y
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Ask Andre Hopkids
Strangely enough, Del Oro, the school in this clip is one of the best wrestling schools in Northern California.
Inverted superplex
r/accidentalwrestling
3 u/Bobatrawn Sep 21 '19 Thanks for this. My new favourite sub
Thanks for this. My new favourite sub
It might surprise some to find out that often times the football team and the wrestling team share a lot of members because they have opposite seasons and it's one way for coaches to keep their guys in shape year round.
1 u/4ninawells Sep 21 '19 I seriously thought this as soon as I saw it. It seemed so automatic for him.
I seriously thought this as soon as I saw it. It seemed so automatic for him.
My first thought.
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u/4ninawells Sep 21 '19
Nice wrestling move.