Auburn Football
has kicked off to a rough start. If things keep going the way they
are, Auburn will no longer be able to say “At least we aren’t
Michigan/Notre Dame/Florida State.” Luckily for us, many of
the problems we face this season have been faced before, as Rick Moranis
and Disney show us in “The Little Giants.” For every problem
Auburn faces, Disney has already faced and conquered in this delightful
hour and a half family comedy starring the nerd from Ghostbusters
and Al Bundy.
Problem:
Holding onto the football
Solution: Put some glue on your hands.
Auburn is struggling to keep the ball off the ground in the first
three games. It seems that no matter how hard we try, we seem to
fumble the ball at the worst possible times (3 times within the
30). Don’t worry, because Disney has already addressed this
problem. All you need to do is put some black, sticky glue all over
your hands, then you won’t be able to drop it. WARNING: Do
not clap your glue covered hands together when you break the huddle…
unless you want hilarity to ensue!
Problem:
Poor strategy
Solution:
Hire a scrawny, nerdy, pale kid with really thick glasses to
draw up plays.
The paler and thicker his glasses, the smarter he is. Looking
forward to teams like LSU and Florida who seem to have their
act together already, we’re going to need to outsmart
them in order to gain the upper hand and pull off the upset.
Annexation of Puerto Rico? Brilliant.
Problem:
Dropped passes
Solution: First learn to catch rolls of toilet
paper.
Auburn receivers and tight ends are struggling to catch the ball
so far this season. Don’t worry, because the Little Giants
encountered a similar problem, to which it was resolved by learning
to catch rolls of toilet paper. See, it’s like catching a
football, but easier… according to Disney.
Problem:
Low confidence
Solution: Get a lecture from NFL greats Bruce Smith, Emmitt Smith
and John Madden.
I don’t know why people don’t like John Madden. The
guy has an unrealistic love for football and for the rules of the
game. I don’t care that he tells us stuff we already know,
like a team needs to gain 10 yards for a first down or that a field
goal is 3 points. It makes me feel better just listening to him,
and I’m sure a lecture to our team from this guy will make
a world of a difference in our confidence level.
Problem:
Poor Tackling
Solution: Imagine they were talking about your mama. Even the scrawny
fragile kid from Little Giants was able to lay down a wicked lick
when the mama jokes started dropping. No more arm tackling for Auburn,
because now mama’s name is on the line.