Bobby: 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! (runs out, slamming the door, then comes back in) And by the way, Mama. Alligators are ornery 'cause of their "medulla oblongata"! (runs back out, then back in again) And I like Vicki, and she like me back! (almost in tears by this point) And she showed me her boobies and I like them too! (slams the door on Mama)!
When Bobby speaks at the football camp:
Lawrence "L.T." Taylor: Tell me, what is your secret? How do you find yourself in the right position all the time?
Bobby: That-that-that's a good question. What-what happens is, the-the-the center has-has the ball first. And-and-and the quarterback will say, "Hike." That's when the c-center puts the ball in-into the hands of the quarterback. So what I do is, I-I start tacklin' the quarterback, unless he gives the ball to-to s-somebody else, in which case, I-I try to tackle that person.
In one game, Bobby imagines the opposing quarterback is his Mama:
Imaginary Mama: I forbid you to talk to that enchantress! She's the devil!
Bobby: She's not the devil. She's the most beautiful woman in the world!
Quarterback: (frantically) I never said she was the devil!
Bobby: She's the most beautiful woman in the world!
Quarterback: Oh, God, please don't hurt me...
After he knocks him down, Bobby, still visualizing him as his Mama, hugs and kisses him, apologizing to "her". The quarterback, in concussion, forgives him.
The only idea in Bobby's Suggestion Box:
Dear Waterboy
Eat shit and kill yourself.
Signed, Everyone
Bobby: Not exactly what I'd call constructive criticism...
When Bobby had to lie to his mother, he said a gorilla got loose from the zoo and punched him in the eye. During the montages of his games, she later puts a wanted poster for said gorilla.
During the Bourbon Bowl, Derek is called in to make the field goal and is told to visualize the attack. And what does he visualize? A head of a KKK member taunting him.
Anytime Coach Klein visualizes Coach Beaulieu as something very non-threatening.