CAMPING EQUIPMENT BRIGHTON

Jugs Football Passing Machine

Once set, The Jugs Football Passing Machine will throw footballs to the same spot, time after time. The Jugs Football Machine throws end-over-end kicks and passes from 5 to 80-yards. Excellent for special teams with hang time of over 7 seconds.

Get the most out of practice with the Jugs Football Passing Machine. Jugs throws perfect passes, punts, and kickoffs to any precise spot on your field. This well-calibrated practice tool allows your players to practice catching any kind of pass including perfect spirals or end-over-end "kicks" at any speed or distance you choose from five to 80 yards.
The Jugs Football Machine can help you get the most out of your team's practice by giving running backs, tight ends, and wide receivers the constant practice they need catching the football. With Jugs, these players catch more passes in a week than they normally would in an entire season. Jugs can help you work out your defensive backs and linebackers--they can be given practice on a variety of reaction and zone-coverage drills in a short period of time, without having to take your best quarterback away from where you really need him to be--with the offensive unit. A substitute player, or even the team manager, can operate Jugs, thus freeing your coaching staff, quarterbacks, and punters. Use Jugs on punt and kickoff-return team drills, and the high-lofting end-over-end "kicks" will go exactly where you want them to--so your players learn their assignments quickly. Simply put Jugs on short legs, and your punter and field goal kicker can get hours of perfect snaps (short legs sold separately).
Specifications:
Recommended age: Youth-adult
Guarantee: Five year
Throwing distance: Five yards to 80 yards
Speed adjustments: Dial settings
Power source: 110-volt AC or 1,000-watt generator
Optional battery pack available
Motor: One 1/4 horsepower, 3 amps
360-degree swivel
Passes (spiral)
Long snapping (with optional short legs)
Kick-offs (end-over-end)
Punts
Weight: 127 pounds
Manufacturer Warranty
5-year

The Hercules plant in Canton encompasses 26-acres and 610,000 square feet of vacant, industrial property in about 29 interconnected warehouse style buildings built between 1855 and 1945.

The property was home to the former Hercules Motors Company from 1915 until 1999. During that time over two and a half million engines were built for trucks, jeeps, generators, pumps and other equipment. Hercules was, at one time, the world's largest producer of internal combustion engines. During World War II the company devoted 100 percent of its production to war needs, employing 5,800 men and women working production schedule of 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

In 2005, a plan to renovate and repurpose the complex was developed. According to the developer's website, a mixed-use project is slated to include "residential rental apartments, class A office space, retail and restaurant space and a convention center." The convention center will supposedly serve as the new home for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's enshrinement dinner, gameday luncheon and fashion show (all keynote events during induction weekend).

All of that being said, I SERIOUSLY doubt this will ever make it off the drawing board....

Since 1966, the Outdoor Program has been helping PSU students find great ways to get outdoors. It offers a wide variety of programs to give students the chance to enhance their academic careers through leadership development opportunities or in finding affordable ways to escape and meet fellow students.

The program offers clinics and workshops, a climbing center, and kayak pool sessions. Rentals include equipment for backpacking, camping, mountain climbing, skiing, snowshoeing, rafting, kayaking, and sports clothing. There are also scheduled trips such as a day hike to Ramona Falls, adaptive bike trips, and a Rocky Butte Clean Up and Climb On.