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• Frequently he was pivot man in the famous " flying wedge ."
• They were shaped like boomerangs or flying wedges and moving at tremendous speed.
• Mass-momentum plays based on the flying wedge were the rage in the sport.
• For example, the outlawing of the " flying wedge ", ca . 1900.
• Most of the history is ancient, from the days of dropkicks and flying wedges.
• Shielded by a flying wedge of men in wind breakers, he moves quickly, decisively.
• It is roughly the reverse of the flying wedge formation.
• The result was a new set of rules that ended the " Flying Wedge ."
• Dangerous mass-formations, which involved interlocking interference, like the flying wedge resulted in serious injuries and deaths.
• Unless Tobin goes to the flying wedge.
• The Altima has a flying wedge design with a high waistline, arched silhouette and slanted rear window.
• This flying wedge tactic was successful early on for Rutgers because of their perceived size disadvantage over Princeton.
• :No . It was outlawed over a century ago, along with brutal tactics like the flying wedge formation.
• The idea that there was some kind of flying wedge to keep out the opposition is simply not true.
• Now both sides of the flying wedge pierced ahead at breakneck speed, attacking Yale's front line with great momentum.
• A flying wedge of wire-service reporters trails his every move, seeking the stray comment that could affect billions in transactions.
• If the flying wedge didn't get you _ the often-deadly massing play wasn't completely outlawed until 1909 _ a tropical disease might.
• He was met as he crossed Centre Street by a flying wedge of reporters and television cameras trying to capture the moment.
• Though the team had been working on the flying wedge formation since the pre-season, Deland was saving its unveiling for the Yale game.