Brothers Reunited!
In a recent trade between the Chronic City Blazers and the Las Vegas Super Bears, punter Tally Pup, place kicker Tally Dawg's twin brother, has been brought on board the Super Bear's roster.
"It's an absolute honor to be a part of the Super Bear's organization, and I hope I can live up to the expectations that management has for me and more." Last season, the rookie averaged roughly 25-26 yards a punt: a decent average for a rookie. Already starting his sophomore season, in his lone game with the Blazers before the trade, he is averaging low to mid 30's for his range. If he is anything like his brother, his average will greatly improve during the season.
When asked about working along side his brother in the kicking department, Tally Pup responded: "Someone has to keep him out of trouble. And besides, he has the easy job between the two of us...he's got a target he can kick at. Punting is a whole 'nother ball game. But, on a serious note, it is great to be able to don the same uniform again."
The last time the two played on the same team was during their high school years. The each went their seperate ways when it came to college. However, fate has stepped in and, once again, the whiry brothers will step onto the field as not only family, but teammates. And now, it will be an intersting all around kicking game for the Las Vegas Super Bears as the Tally "Toe" Brothers have once again been reunited!
In a recent trade between the Chronic City Blazers and the Las Vegas Super Bears, punter Tally Pup, place kicker Tally Dawg's twin brother, has been brought on board the Super Bear's roster.
"It's an absolute honor to be a part of the Super Bear's organization, and I hope I can live up to the expectations that management has for me and more." Last season, the rookie averaged roughly 25-26 yards a punt: a decent average for a rookie. Already starting his sophomore season, in his lone game with the Blazers before the trade, he is averaging low to mid 30's for his range. If he is anything like his brother, his average will greatly improve during the season.
When asked about working along side his brother in the kicking department, Tally Pup responded: "Someone has to keep him out of trouble. And besides, he has the easy job between the two of us...he's got a target he can kick at. Punting is a whole 'nother ball game. But, on a serious note, it is great to be able to don the same uniform again."
The last time the two played on the same team was during their high school years. The each went their seperate ways when it came to college. However, fate has stepped in and, once again, the whiry brothers will step onto the field as not only family, but teammates. And now, it will be an intersting all around kicking game for the Las Vegas Super Bears as the Tally "Toe" Brothers have once again been reunited!
