Top three chuckers in the hobby
 

In honor of all the honorable mention about top lists. I proudly bring you the top three chuckers in the hobby. Now I am not talking about up-chuckers I mean the coach that throws his equipment across the room!!

3. Dearell Brevard - Is famous for throwing a chair at a buzzball tournament. He didn't throw it clear across the room (thankfully) but it was enough to make this list. That chair GOT CHUCKED!!
2. Charles "Abby" Vaughn - This dude got hosed on a call and he threw a bottle of Modge Podge clear across the room while playing in a League in Philly!! That bottle of Modge Podge GOT CHUCKED!!
1. Ed Morgans - Time after time again he has chucked his TTQB, receiver, kicker and whatever else was close clear across the room! Those items and various others GOT CHUCKED!!

RAIDERMAN ;)

Great list RM
 

Man I was there for the infamous Mod Podge fling..............it got all over my jacket!!!!
:fghttt: :fghttt: :dohdh: :dohdh:


Nat'l

my biggest "chuck" to witness , was GBG . he was kind of losing, and kind of agitated, so he picked up the red adjustment tool for the original R/L bases, and "slam-threw" it into the board and it hit 1 or 2 of his players. :eek:

Sometimes, you gotta tell the TTQB, or your hat, who is boss. :fghttt:

I would love to see stats, though, on my passing percentage after chucking - had to be 88% at least. :rtfl: :rtfl:

Hell, I even drew blood (mine) once at Lomax's, chucked my QB and whacked my finger on a filing cabinet.

Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br#

Top Chucker....
 

Ed Morgans has got my vote for "Top-Chucker"......LOL
I've had the pleasure to watch this "Chuck-Master"
in person on several occassions .Hands-Down,
the best........Pumpkin' Chuckers ain't got nothing
on Ed........ LOL ( all in fun ,buddy)


SEMPER FI,
Chris Stacey
Hampton,VA

Duck when playing Ken Allen, (smile)
 

Kenny Allen is my pick for top chucker, RB or WR running for a TD after catch or run, runs out of bounds, he would thump the player off the board with his finger, I have seen this numerous times, LOL, also when he passes sometimes, if he misses, he would launch his TTQB,.....one time he got so mad he threw his WR against the wall and the arm or leg came off, I remember hollering get that player to the emergency room (smile),.....my pick is Ken, if you guys only knew, he is extremly intense when playing, he knows his players like the back of his hand, but when they do something there not suppose to do, they feel it. LOL.

Norbert Revels

I don't know if throwing your man on the floor followed by stomping the man qualifies as chucking, but Raiderman has done that.

I'm with Norbert on this one :D my vote is ken Allen everything Norbert said and more.

KEN ALLEN #1 :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: for top chucker.:rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl:

Wolf
 

Wolf, I think you have me confused for someone else. I'm a very mild mannered electric football player who drinks hot tea. I'm very reserved, I keep my emotions to myself when playing. I never yell at my players and I would never consider crushing one of them. :D

BTW, Jimmy Davis, I'm anxiously awaiting your top five TTQB passers! ;)

RAIDERMAN

too many times not to be #1
 

Sorry Great Lakes, but I can count the number of times I have seen these kungfu styles not to give it to Ed Morgans for them

- "flying guillatine"
- "kick the kicker"
- "the cabinet killer"
- " chuck-n-duck theater"
- "the divider slider"

many, many styles that Edroo has displayed with such reckless abandement that it's best to give space so you can duck!!!!!

Helmet
 

Put a helmet on has a whole new meaning when you play Ed Morgans!! hlmt$

That's hilarious Lomax. ppls$ thmbsp$

RAIDERMAN

The best was one of the Buzzball events, where I chucked a TTQB out of the room, off another person's door, and then back across the hall off another door. Freakin' pinball wizard.

Legendary.

Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br#

Roo
 

The sad thing is most of the time it was me causing you to throw stuff!! In that particular case it was the Buzzfest tournament. I remember it well. LOL!

How about the time my running back broke through your line and was about to be tackled by your safety who was spinning. He spun just right to never hit the RB who proceeded to score on the play. They are STILL looking for that safety who has never been seen since!!

RAIDERMAN

I have no recollection of this play, event, or situation.

:rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl:

Ed wnnrcgr shkthbx: $br#

Your wrong
 

Raiderman im going to get you for this one.

Dearell

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Raiderman Projectile
 

I still remember my very first tournament - Summer Slam. I played Raiderman in a prelim and this was when he was still a brash young man.

I threw a screen pass to my RB and he ran for a TD. Raiderman threw his defender and, being the mild-mannered midwesterner at his first tourney I went to go pick it up for him.

Raiderman proceeded to yell, "No, you let him stay down and think about it."

That was my introduction to "chuckers" in this hobby.

Norbert!
 

That was AJ Hawk. I never found his arm. :rtfl: :rtfl:

We should have a chucking contest. thmbsp$

Chucking
 

You got that right. "AND DON'T GET BACK ON THIS FIELD UNTIL YOU'RE READY TO PLAY THE RIGHT WAY SON!!" Oddly enough I coached my sons 5-6 year old flag football team this last fall. I found myself holding back on some of my phrases but some slipped. Little to my surprise when I heard this little 5 year old say to another kid on our team, "THIS AIN'T BASKET WEAVING SON!!" LOL!! Or when I get asked by a young man, "Coach, what exactly is a premadonna?" I had a father come to me and tell me that last week their rottie caught him off balance and slammed into him and knocked him over. His 6 year old stands over him and says, "Keep your head on a swivel dad and you won't get your clock cleaned." I asked him how he knew he heard that from me? He winked and walked away. I'm not exactly sure 5-6 year old flag football is my calling!

RAIDERMAN

I remember that....:rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl: :rtfl:

hahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
 

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