The Big Kahunska
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Goal line running by the Falcons!
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Shonn Greene runs to the outside corner for the Touchdown!
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It's plays like this, that make playing in the 757-EFL a joy. You can actually do plays, that don't require wedge blocking, stacking, or the QB lead blocking between the tackles.
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On 4/8/2020 at 12:49 AM, Coach Shawn said:
Thanks for sharing these highlights. Some awesome plays!
I appreciate it Coach Shawn!
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1 hour ago, Coach Tony said:
Great videos! That first video with that Titans TD run caught me off guard. I thought he would turn out of bounds. Must roll out plays run less than 50 yards. This one took it 71 yards for a TD! Wow!
Also nice clean videos! Very well done! Keep them coming!
Thank you for your comments, I'll keep adding more as time goes on!
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The QB does not lead block on running plays that are in-between the tackles.
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A sweet bit of running by Beenie Wells... (keep your eyes on the red rookie base)
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Here's another run by the Redskins on 2nd & Goal from the 2 yard line. Check out the interior blocking by his offensive line.
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In our league (757-EFL) we play 3.3 grams and under. The maximum weight for a player (figure + base= player) is 3.3 grams. We are not allowed to add weight of any kind to build up other players to the maximum weight limit. For example... though our league plays at 3.3 grams the heaviest player on my team was 3.1 grams and the average weight on my entire team was 2.7 grams. The formula for getting the average weight of your team is... (add the weight of your entire team, then divide it by the number of players). The reason we don't add putty or lead tape to our players, is that every player SHOULD NOT weigh the same across the board, nor should they all be at the maximum weight limit. The maximum weight limit is reserved for your heaviest figures on your heaviest bases. Linemen should not be the same weight, as your Wide Receivers, RBs, or DBs. Every player should be at their natural weight, whatever that weight happens to be, and as long as it's 3.3 grams or less.
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James (The Gunslinger) Lee's Washington Redskins, are using a physical running game against the Big Kahunska's Dallas Cowboys. Yeeesh!
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This was a 2-point conversion play from Tony Romo (Convention Blue TTC w/white dial) to Cole Beasley (Convention Green double clip rookie base)
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Here is a Redskin running back with a old Tudor single clip rookie base taking advantage of a double team block, as he takes it to the house. The was during a regular season game.
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Here's a run by Coach Rick Garrison's, Eddie George in the playoffs. He was on a regular convention TTC base with a white dial.
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Great work SB Turner! Your work is straight 🔥...
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Nice job on your 49ers! 😎👍
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It's Don Smith AKA The Big Kahunska representing The 757-EFL in the Tidewater area of Virginia. The new forum looks very nice... I look forward to participating in discussions that promote our hobby in a positive light, and sharing knowledge about the different genres in Electric Football.
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We use a myriad of Tudor bases in our league...
in The Highlight Reel – Video Gallery
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A lil bit of Defense by the Jets...