By Ashley Thompson

Lil' Will wants to play college football one day so Willie takes him to his Alma Mater to get a little taste of the action and announces he's going to be assistant coach to his son's team. Not only is he bringing his lack of coaching experience, but he's also bringing the entire Duck Commander warehouse staff. Before they practice they need a pep talk, Phil says, "don't watch the cheerleaders" while Willy says, "managing is important". I bet those kids aren't confused at all. Thankfully they have a real coach... that does not seem interested in stopping a Willy vs Lil' Will lineman race. Or running to Willy's side when he collapses mid-run with a leg cramp and he crumbles into a heap over the finish line in undeniable last place. And since Willy can't accept defeat he and the other adults challenge Lil' Will and his friends to a scrimmage. "5 minute quarters running clock, don't stop unless there's a bone sticking out of your body" are Jase's rules. Unbeknownst to the youngins, Phil was a college football quarterback at Louisiana Tech. Thus causing the not-so-tender beating of the junior high football players.

Alan (the beardless brother) and Jep are keeping fit and Miss Kay and Si want in on the action. Understandably, Uncle Si and gym equipment don't really mix so what better way to get in shape than an aqua aerobics class? You don't need those pool noodles, Si. Might I say, Jep is a muscle-y guy (and hairy)... who knew?

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