WEEKENDFER SAURIT: A FOOTBALL NAME FOR THE AGES
We could dress this up in too many trappings, but sometimes you just have to trim away the fat, put it on a plate, and let fine sashimi speak for itself.
That said, we present the next essential recruit to pine over for your team's all-name slot: Weekendfer Saurit.

So big you had to name him after two days, maybe?
(HT: Mr. Broom.) The Fulmer Cup scoreboard will be fresh up tomorrow, delayed because we're trying to determine if you give points to a team when their coach steals from their own program.
Until then, enjoy your evening.
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There’s got to be an Abbott and Costello skit in here somewhere-
Abbott and Costello in “Coaching Follies at Houston”
Costello: So, besides having fun and goofing off on Saturdays and Sunday’s, who do you have for defensive tackle?
Abbott: That’s what the Weekendfer.
Costello: Yes, I know you have fun after a tough work week, but who do you have for def line?
Abbott: I sad, that’s the Weekendfer.
Costello: Now, quit farting around. Who do have on the line?
Abbott: Weekender, goddamnitt!
Costello: Ok settle down, tell me the last name of the kid you have in mind at defenisve tackle.
Abbott: Weekender, Saurit!
Costello: Yeah, I fucking saw it alright. I was there with you over the weekend, you got hammered and pissed on that guy from NBC then grabbed whatshername’s ass.
Abott: wtf you talking about?
by Out of Conference on May 14, 2007 4:41 PM EDT reply actions
It’s East Carolina! They’re pirates!! HARRRRRRRR! Of course he was stealing. Mike Leach should totally hire him!
by cowboycane on May 14, 2007 5:21 PM EDT reply actions
The young man was conceived when Daddy was on a weekend furlough from prison?
by Derrick in SD on May 14, 2007 5:26 PM EDT reply actions
It was one of those special nights, so I decided to wear my weekend fur – 2 bottles of thunderbird and a few puffs on a fat blunt later you were conceived…..
brrrraaappphhh! nevermind!
by crabs on May 14, 2007 5:37 PM EDT reply actions
If only his middle name was “Digbonesoftyranno”
by Halleck T. on May 14, 2007 5:38 PM EDT reply actions
You say “felony.” I say “do-it-yourself pay raise.”
FWIW, Orson, you’ve given out Fulmer points for assistant coach DUIs before.
by DevilGrad on May 14, 2007 5:45 PM EDT reply actions
Pat Kuntz is a new one for me as an ND alum. I always thought that ND recruited guys simply because their names would sound cool over the stadium PA: Joey Goodspeed, Tony Driver, Jamie Stonebreaker, Rocky Boiman, Jarious Jackson… and now Pat Kuntz.
by Ryan on May 14, 2007 7:06 PM EDT reply actions
Ryan, it was Michael Stonebreaker, not Jamie.
And the best name in ND history is still Hiawatha Francisco.
by Nate on May 14, 2007 10:58 PM EDT reply actions
More Fulmer Cup: I know it’s only Western Kentucky, but it’s something to put on the ol scoreboard.
http://www.wbko.com/news/headlines/7342491.html
by Rusty on May 15, 2007 7:03 AM EDT reply actions
Nate, I’d forgotten about Fransico, but then again I wa only about 9 years old when I would have heard that name over the PA. And how could I have forgotten to mention Reggie Ho?
by Ryan on May 15, 2007 7:26 AM EDT reply actions
As a state employee myself, I can’t really blame the ECU coach, because there were probably as many legit expenses some harpy with a shaky grasp of PeopleSoft denied. In my experience I have had administrators a) magically shrink the distance between my university and a conference so the mileage matched the money left in the budget b) reimburse for rental cars, but not gas for said rental cars. All this on top of a $32/day out of state meal allowance.
by Fesser on May 15, 2007 8:58 AM EDT reply actions
Sonny Sixkiller has to be in the top 5 names.
As for Fulmer points critieria, shouldn’t the points be based on the likelihood the incident should be sanctioned by the NCAA ? (WWNCAAD?) Yet ironically, true Fulmerism is the fact that there is no NCAA penalty.
by blay on May 15, 2007 10:14 AM EDT reply actions
Fesser: this is because you must be punished for working on behalf of the citizenry of your fine state – that’s one part of being a civil servant that they don’t advertise, oddly enough.
by DC Trojan on May 15, 2007 11:02 AM EDT reply actions
Weekendfer = The result of a weekend furlough for mom or dad or both.
by Kemp on May 15, 2007 11:14 AM EDT reply actions

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