The
next time life comes around,
I
propose a rule change taken from
the
NFL. Wouldn’t it be a positive
move,
an amelioration, let’s say,
if
everyone was allowed a two
minute
warning, one at the half
time
of life and another as the
clock
winds down approaching
the
end of the game? Think of it,
my
friends, a brief time-out to
strategize
a final move to advance
or
improve your personal situation.
What
a difference this innovation
could
make. You as coach could
assess
your position on the field
of
play, electing to punt, pass or
kick.
If in the lead, you may even
choose
to take a knee and let the
time
elapse. Or, if not, perhaps a
Hail
Mary pass would be an option.
You
needn’t be a religious type to go
for
broke, you know. But having a
star-quarterback
mindset along with
a
hell of a throwing arm surely helps.
Three...two...one…Oh,
what the hell!
All
your fans say, at least you tried;
you
gave it your best shot. Besides,
this
was your last season anyway.
Chris
Hanch 12-15-17
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