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Bill Romanowski Broncos LB, : We heard about his wife leaving him, and were giving him a pretty hard time about it once the game started. We were kind of graphic. A lot of those players had families. No more visualizing and attacking. Only one person still believed in him. Helen Boucher mother of Bobby : When the man with the glasses made it hard for my Bobby to play the foosball, he wanted to up and quit.

I said maybe he should ride his lawn mower up to his next game in the New England, so he had time to think and whatnot. Coach Klein: Bobby was never the same dominating player after Denver, but he was a very good player. He said it was fun to play without using his medulla oblongata so much.

How could I resist? After lunch, we walk over to the Hudson River. He likes to look out over the water on summer afternoons. I have no idea how it works; he explained it to me like five times, but it made zero sense. I finally pretended I understood because it was starting to get uncomfortable and I wanted to move the conversation forward.

And you know what I think? Tim Herlihy, a former head writer of Saturday Night Live , has written, co-written or produced 16 feature film comedies. While the SI magazine editors were busy catching up with for-real former players , we turned our attention to those athletes of yesteryear who actually made an impact on the world: the fictional ones. Extra Mustard will be posting the whereabouts of six iconic sports-movie protagonists, as described by those characters' creators.

Bobby Boucher : So that's what opening up a can of whoop-ass feels like. Coach Klein : Son, you just opened up a whole case of whoop-ass. Coach Klein : Gatorade not only quenches your thirst better, it tastes better too. Bobby Boucher : No, you people are drinkin the wrong water. Coach Klein : Gatorade. Bobby Boucher : H2O. Coach Klein : [singing] Water sucks. It really, really sucks. Water sucks. Mama Boucher : That's nonsense, I invented electricity. Ben Franklin is the Devil!

Tina : You played amazing at the game today, Bobby. Rita : And you are so cute. Rita : Is there a girl you are seeing? Bobby Boucher : Seeing? I see a lot of girls. I see a lot of guys too.

Rita : I think that's sexy. Rita : You ever been with a guy and a girl at the same time? Bobby Boucher : Oh yeah, plenty of times. The other night, I was with my Momma and Coach Klein at the same time. Rita : You are a bad boy. I wish you were my boyfriend. Bobby Boucher : Oh, thank you.

But, you see there's this girl, Vicki Vallencourt. She may be the devil, Momma said that. Consequently, I am prohibited from contact with her. But, I hope to get past that one day cause she's nice to talk to. Then Farmer Fran approaches the two and begins to mumble in his southern drawl.

Mama Boucher : You gonna lose all your fancy "fools' balls" games! And your gonna fail your big exam! Because school is Bobby Boucher : The devil? Bobby Boucher : Everything is the devil to you, Mama!

Well, I like school, and I like football! And I'm gonna keep doin' them both because they make me feel good!

Bobby Boucher : [Bobby runs out, slamming the door, then comes back in] And by the way, Mama. And she showed me her boobies and I like them too!

Professor : Now, is there anyone here that can tell me why Yes, sir. You, sir. Bobby Boucher : Mama says that alligators are ornery Relationship Status… single and clueless. The chaste Bobby is very inexperienced with women until he meets Vicki Vallencourt, the town tart. Challenge… channeling his anger into football. By using his pent-up anger in a productive way, Bobby has become one of the best linebackers in college football.

Personality… innocent, slow, and inarticulate. Bobby Boucher is a water boy for a struggling college football team. The coach discovers Boucher's hidden rage makes him a tackling machine whose bone-crushing power might vault his team into the playoffs. Search Charactour.