Uploaded on November 27, 2011 by AnyClip

The clip the Duluth Bulldogs on the train from Leatherheads (2008)

"when Jimmy 'Dodge' Connelly lateraled to Bakes Davis,
"who ran through a trio of open-field tackles
"and into the Duluth end zone.
"And whereas the hotly disputed contest will go down in the books
"as a Toledo victory, the hearts and minds of all who witnessed
"the classic gridiron confrontation were clearly won by the Duluth Bulldogs."
Awfully good, Suds.
Sure is a great thing to read, Suds.
When the muse strikes, who am I to resist?
It's almost like you were playing the game yourself.
What I try to achieve in my prose is a sense of flight.
Now that's a crowd, ain't it, Dodge?
Sure is. We didn't have crowds like that when I was in school.
You went to college?
Colleges.

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