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Trinity is now a verb

on October 29th, 2007 - UncategorizedAdd comments

Trinity, according to Dictionary.com, is a noun.

But not after this weekend - and not after Monday Night Football referred to a play as something like "doing a Trinity".

It is this play, which many of you have seen many times already - and those of you who haven’t won’t understand how amazing 15 lateral passes on one play is.  Most teams don’t have that many lateral passes in a season!

And yes, this is a local college - an amazingly good one, academically.  And sometimes athletically.

written by rob


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2 Responses to “Trinity is now a verb”

  1. Ike Says:
    October 30th, 2007 at 12:35 am

    “Best play ever?”

    Not until I see a trombone player eat leather and turf.

  2. rob Says:
    October 30th, 2007 at 6:18 am

    @Ike - not historical without trampling the band, eh? :razz:

    Oh, and Shel Israel pointed out that I wasn’t clear about the “doing a Trinity” phrase - that was said last night during the Monday Night Football game between Denver and Green Bay.

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