I've seen some crazy things of the football field.  This ranks as one of the craziest.

Lincoln University is a Division II school that recently held a spring football scrimmage.  Running back Martee Tenner decided to do his Jerome Simpson impression against the Arizona Cardinals during the scrimmage.  Tenner did a full flip while leaping over a would-be tackler.  I have many thoughts about this play.  I'll attempt to go rapid-fire style:

1) WHY would the would-be tackler just stop and essentially watch Tenner do a flip-leap over himself?  Run through the man.  Don't stop!

2) Tenner does a flip-leap-vertical over a defender and eventually gets tackled at the 20-yard line?  That's like Superman saving a damsel in distress but failing to drop her off at the correct address.  You have to finish the job.  How are you going to pull a minor miracle and show that you're mortal on the same play?  Just sayin.

3) What's up with the extended slow-motion replay?  Can we just get Martee Tenner's leap in slow motion without the whole play being slowed down?  I started noticing that there are no stands on the opposite side of the field.  Instead, Lincoln University is rocking out an odd-looking pasture and a barn.  Really, Lincoln?  I know this is Lincoln, but seriously, a barn?

Anyway, this is a great play by Martee Tenner.  He basically incorporated some kind of Olympic-poll-vaulting maneuver without the poll on a football field.  That's crazy.  This video literally made my eyes bug while watching it.  It's one of the craziest plays I've ever seen on a football field.

Brian Noe is the Program Director at 104.5 The Team, ESPN Radio in Albany, NY.  Brian also hosts “The Noe Show” weekdays from 1-3 pm ET on WTMM.

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