Two 3-2 teams, and a road trip to Nashville. The two programs split their four playoff meetings between 2007 and 2013.
So the Eagle stood nose to beak with the Tiger, walked onto their grass, and met him at the microphone on game day. Three reels in one week, a first.
A whole reel, built and locked for Thursday: a real tiger lying in their light, then THEIR LIGHTS. THEIR GRASS. THEIR HOUSE. and a talon print on the turf. WE WALK IN went up in its slot instead, and it never posted.
The Eagle half of EVEN is a six-second take, played forward and back to fill seventeen. About six seconds in, his eye closes and never opens again, and the first cut sat on the shut eye from 7s to 14s. The reel now loops only the stretch before the blink.
The Eagle standing where the Tiger stood only works if they're the same size. Every take of him pushed the camera in anyway: this one, first frame and last. The reel uses the first 1.4 seconds at half speed, then freezes, and the two end up within 2% of each other.
The same Friday, split in two: our 43-7 win and their 49-14 loss.
Why it lost Nobody on their side sends a reel about their worst night of the year. It also argued with EVEN, which said the two teams were level.
Back to 2019 and a 30-20 win the local paper called our fifth straight over them.
Why it lost Every card would have needed "the paper reported," nothing we could confirm covered the years since, and history reels had come up short twice.
The Eagle staring at a sideline run by a former NFL quarterback.
Why it lost It made an NFL nod the whole reel, and a real coach can't be drawn. That's a reel about someone who can't be in it.
Say the shot before the subject. "Locked camera" tucked into a description still got pushes of 53 to 93 percent. Opening the prompt with "a static tripod shot, the camera is bolted down" held the Tiger's take to 9 percent. The same words didn't save the Eagle's, so his is slowed and frozen instead.
