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CHRIS? CHRIS WHO?

Jonathan Tu has the latest on the ongoing evolution of the spread option at Florida: gas up the bus and gun it.

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Greatest game I’ve ever attended- Florida at UT in Neyland.

After leaving the game, I saw an 80-year old TN fan spit on a Florida fan and then vomit at the bar. Not particulary rooting for either team, just happened to be there and it just happened to be an amazing game to watch, regardless of the outcome.

by Chris on Jun 1, 2006 8:52 AM EDT reply actions  

Maybe the better solution would be to ditch the Mickey Mouse WAC offense, and instead try something that actually works against teams with good defenses?

I know, that’s just crazy. There’s nothing wrong with chuck-and-duck as long as you have a quarterback with the right recruiting hype. According to, er, last summer’s in-state press in Florida, Meyer not only invented the perfect offense, he cured cancer, perfected cold fusion, and patented self-cooling beer.

by Will Collier on Jun 1, 2006 9:01 AM EDT reply actions  

oh man. that was freaking hilarious. my boss’ office is right next door, and i’m really glad he’s down in court so he didn’t hear me laughing and peeing myself.

also, will, you can eat poop. leak will throw for 4000 and run for 1500 next year, or my name isn’t sally.

by adam on Jun 1, 2006 9:13 AM EDT reply actions  

hmm… Self Cooling Beer. There just might be a market for that.

by Nile Kinnick on Jun 1, 2006 9:25 AM EDT reply actions  

It may have been a joke, but I heard on the radio the other day about one of the big beer companies coming out with self cooling beer. If it was a joke, damn them for breaking the heart of a lush.

by TideInTx on Jun 1, 2006 6:28 PM EDT reply actions  

Self cooled beer may still be far off, but there’s always the jet powered beer cooler for those with the willingness to dare oblivion.

Thanks for the link, Orson.

by jonathantu on Jun 1, 2006 7:07 PM EDT reply actions  

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