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October 1st, 2011, 10:01 AM
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CAA Today: Who Are Those Guys
Ask most people about the movie Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and they'll likely reference the iconic final scene where Paul Newman and Robert Redford are surrounded by the Bolivian army. But there's a scene earlier in the movie that's terrific.
By Sam Partridge
CAA Today Columnist
College Sporting News
Butch and Sundance rob one train too many and the owner decides to put together a posse to track them down. Redford and Newman's characters try every trick they know, every diversion, every misdirection, anything to outsmart their pursuers and live to fight another day. However, no matter what they do, the posse keeps coming, seemingly a step ahead of every strategy employed by the two outlaws. Finally, as it dawns on them that they may finally be outmatched, Butch, seemingly out of ideas, gives a confused look and says, "Who are those guys?"
Fittingly, the native American guide for the posse goes by the name of Lord Baltimore, because we're starting to see similar reactions to what's going on in the suburb of Towson. ...
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CAA Today: Who Are Those Guys
Ask most people about the movie Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and they'll likely reference the iconic final scene where Paul Newman and Robert Redford are surrounded by the Bolivian army. But there's a scene earlier in the movie that's terrific.
By Sam Partridge
CAA Today Columnist
College Sporting News
Butch and Sundance rob one train too many and the owner decides to put together a posse to track them down. Redford and Newman's characters try every trick they know, every diversion, every misdirection, anything to outsmart their pursuers and live to fight another day. However, no matter what they do, the posse keeps coming, seemingly a step ahead of every strategy employed by the two outlaws. Finally, as it dawns on them that they may finally be outmatched, Butch, seemingly out of ideas, gives a confused look and says, "Who are those guys?"
Fittingly, the native American guide for the posse goes by the name of Lord Baltimore, because we're starting to see similar reactions to what's going on in the suburb of Towson. ...
Read More... (http://www.collegesportingnews.com/content.php?620-CAA-Today-Who-Are-Those-Guys)