Cal to introduce new tweak with Wynyard leading the way

[anon_9qtxg60vqzy0y]

 

[Smashcat]

I'd like to see the expression on Oscar Combs' face. 'What da hell?'

 

[JerseyCat84]

Where have I seen this video before?

 

[brianpoe]

Who would be more intimidating doing this to the other team Skal or Lee .....

 

[anon_9qtxg60vqzy0y]

Who would be more intimidating doing this to the other team Skal or Lee .....

Skal for sure.

 

[anon_9qtxg60vqzy0y]

Where have I seen this video before?

Youtube?

 

[brianpoe]

Skal for sure.

I would giggle at both of them, we dont have a player on this team that has ever been this intense.


Poythress and Skal are losing money every single game, and both have so much opportunity.

 

[OHIO COLONEL]

We need a few players from the New Zealand Blacks rugby team to not do the Haka in the face of our opponents before a game, but to play a little forward and center during the game. Wouldn't get pushed around then.

 

[KWilt43atbuzz]

You guys sure know how to get a guy excited then let him down with a joke.

 

[DrH. Lecter]

.......and after that display, the Ausies ripped oat their throats and burned their bodies on the barbie .

 

[musrat59]

I'd like to see the expression on Oscar Combs' face. 'What da hell?'

 

[musrat59]

Speaking of Oscar, he picked us to win by 14 points over the Buckeyes.

 

[Anthony B]

According to comments I read on Youtube. That's a traditional dance that people in New Zealand use as a sign of respect for the opponent. It's performed at weddings too apparently.

 

[StubbornPenny]

Check out Dellavadova in the middle of the Australian line.

 

[UK90]

Check out Dellavadova in the middle of the Australian line.

Dellavedova, Andrew Bogut, Patty Mills and Cameron Bairstow are all there on the Aussie side. Kinda helps dispel the notion that Tai hasn't played big time competition, eh? That's essentially an NBA team he faced that day.

 

[UK90]

According to comments I read on Youtube. That's a traditional dance that people in New Zealand use as a sign of respect for the opponent. It's performed at weddings too apparently.

Well, if a comment on youtube says so...

The Haka is actually the traditional war cry/dance of the Maori people (the Maoris being NZ's native people) done right before they went into battle. Originally meant more to challenge and intimidate than "as a sign of respect."

A few decades ago their rugby team started doing it--and because their rugby team is the best in the world and nearly always kicks ass people thought it was really cool, so later their other sports teams started doing it too.