TENNESSEE ENTERS THE FULMER CUP THE TENNESSEE WAY: BOOZIN'

I’ve never understood the ‘suspended from practice’ line. Isn’t that a plus? It’s like being suspended with pay, which other people call vacation.

“Internal Punishment”

Bring out the Gimp!!

“…his wonderful mom….”

Looks like Fulmer’s getting a little snapper on the side with his BBQ.

Can we expect Champaign Supernova when Northwestern has a football player caught underage after having a few cocktails?

mmmmm cigarette’s and alcohol.

By the way, would this qualify for negative F.C. points?
http://www.abc4.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=1d49845a-8921-4acc-a927-116b72319587

That video really makes me uncomfortable.

“not the new leaner and one presumes much hungrier Fulmerbeast. "

—I think it’s impossible for Phil to be hungrier, no matter what his physical mass may be.

OS—I’m assuming that there will be EDSBS radio tonight? Will you be posting the questions to be pondered on today, so that I may have something to be distracted with while I attempt to work? Gracias.

The internal punishment vis a vis his role as a center (at UTK of all places) is a little too much to consider before lunch.

Or ever, really.

He didn’t miss most of last season with an injury, he started most of the season and probably will be the center for the next 3 years, so he should get about 9 more strikes.

Drink up! Be Merry!

Duly noted, Al. PROST!

#1:
If he misses practice, he can’t prove himself on the field and move up the depth chart. Plus after 5 practices, he needs to work out hardcore on his own or he’s going to lose a step, especially since he’s coming off an injury.

Missing practice is good for someone who’s the clear starter and most talented player at the position, and a serious handicap for someone on the bench.

No drunks were (irreparably) harmed in the filming of this video.

Donna Shalala-on the job:
http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/03/06/walter.reed/index.html

UGA’s guy (underage possession) out for Okie State and S. Carolina. UT’s guy (underage drinking plus public intoxication) out for a week of practice in the spring which might be considered a reward by some. Sounds about right. The Fulmer Cup’s title affirmed yet again.

It’s how they roll in Knoxvegas…

No spring break? Coach Fulmer is turning Rocky Top into his own little Devil’s Island.

The sign above the door saying I Will Give My All For Tennessee Today will change it to Abandon All Hope.

Wasn’t there a Rod Steward song by the same name (and strangely similar lyrics)????

Confused – need a drinky and a ciggy!!!!

Is it just me, or are we starting to see an increased frequency of Fulmer Cup scoring early on this year? Is this a result of weaker defense, or improved offensive capability? Anyone with stats?

“There’s lies, then there’s damn lies, then there’s statistics” – Mark Twain

The “Fulmer Cup” is funny, and kudos to EDSBS for it; but “it” was begging for a forum even before it was so immaculately conceived.

But when the namesake entity itself speaks sanctimoniously on the issues of: a.) Character, and b.) the lack thereof,

the human condition and the physics of life in the universe are raised to absolute absurdity.

Damn Boclive, your words are perty neart damnright virtuous.

Go Vols!! This gifted center, and a huge, good ole’ boy himself, came to UT after visiting Southern Cal and calling Fulmer after the California players looked at him funny for dipping. Him drinking a little and getting caught, Fulmer finding out and “scolding,” it’s just like when the mountain boys get end-of-the-rope drunk and fight on the weekend. It looks horrible, but they’ll be best of buddies well before next weekend.

I’m wondering if it would be possible to see a running Fulmer Cup score card, or perhaps come up with a Fulmer Cup drinking game (like “Every time someone at West Virginia lights something on fire, do another shot”).

Ole Josh is just following in the esteemed footsteps of his brother, Chris, who performed similar, yet more violent (re: fights that he lost to frat guys) acts during his sub par days at Missississississippi State.