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Because "Cult of Personality" sounds totally awesome at 6:36 in the a.m.

If you haven't had the chance to listen to EDSBS Live yet, the "Does Notre Dame Exist?" Show is a fine place to start. (Subscribe via ITunes here.) Jay from BGS and Brian from MGoBlog excelled in our admitted farce of a debate, which was scored about as closely as an episode of "Whose Line Is It, Anyway?" or a Florida election. A HUNDRED COCKTAILS for both, certainly.


Notre Dame: pretty sure they exist after last night. They have a website--they must exist!

(And for the record, we're convinced that Notre Dame exists. Going there for a game last fall certainly helps that assumption. So does, like, a billion responses on the ND episode thread, which was, of course, part of the gag all along--mentioning them is like wearing a carrion suit in the middle of the Mojave and praying for the arrival of vultures. You're gonna get company.)

We can't go a day without mentioning West Virginia football, and not always for the right reasons. Perhaps former running back Jason Gwaltney, a rising 2005 star for the Mountaineers, would have been better off fucking fat chicks in haystacks on Saturday. It would have also been nice if he'd arranged similar entertainment for WVU's starting safety Quinton Andrews, who got entangled in Gwaltney's arrest.

Andrews was charged with obstructing an officer. Gwaltney was charged with underage consumption of alcohol, speeding and failure to produce an operator's license.

Gwaltney, much ballyhooed at one time, got injured in 2005 after playing six games. He's had two academic strokes at WVU, and is not currently enrolled. Andrews is assessed one Fulmer Cup point for the obstruction charge. Gwaltney's points do not count, as he is currently sitting out the Fulmer Cup with a sprained cerebrum.

Terry Hoeppner may not make it back to coach for Indiana this fall, a bit of news which makes your innards twist in the worst possible way when you hear it. Indiana AD Rick Greenspan makes it somehow sound worse, a considerable accomplishment, by taking the issue public in an awkward way in an interview, and all but insinuating "Hey, he's not coming back, we may need to hire a new head coach, and you should prepare for that."


Hoeppner: ominous news.

Best wishes to Hoeppner and Indiana football, whose biblical curse of a football history continues in the form of their first decent coach in eons getting struck with a brain tumor. Again, you don't have to make stuff up--most of the time, you just have to write it down.

New Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh, who bows to no man and just wishes you would, motherfucker, is working the admissions department at Stanford already.

At long last, the Hot Blogger Brackets are up at Ladies... We're in the Campbell division and just asking for a first round victory and graceful second round defeat, especially since we're using Tim Tebow as our picture.

In all fairness, however, you can find our actual image and voice on Youtube any ol' time thanks to Irishoutsider, who captured us on video last fall after the ND/Georgia Tech game talking about why you get strong drinks at gay bars.

Like the hammered, sweaty, illegitimate love child of Dwight Schrute and Jack Black...and attempting to talk in the middle of a Nightlife Decathlete evening. It doesn't get much sexier than that.

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I’ve heard that gay bars in W.V. have haystacks just outside the back door.

by NewAZTiger on Jun 6, 2007 7:55 AM EDT reply actions  

I didn’t know W.Va had gay bars. I thought they just went out to their local barnyard for entertainment.

by Wooderson on Jun 6, 2007 8:31 AM EDT reply actions  

Orson,

Totally understand the postings on WVU. I actually took the time at work yesterday and cut out a picture of Steve Slaton and Pat White for my office cube.

 I am offically in the 8th grade again.

You need to get a job in the marketing department at WVU.

by Odell 51 on Jun 6, 2007 8:55 AM EDT reply actions  

Former men’s soccer coach Bobby Clark, who left in 2001 for Notre Dame, said, "Two kids, one in each of our last two years, were turned down, and both got into Harvard. One was our top (recruited) player.’’

This is what happens when you let liberal rug munchers at the controls. I always thought Stanford was cool because it was as good a school as Harvard thinks it is, and as good in sports as anyone else too. Plus, lets not forget those athletes get lots of tutoring that regular students don’t even get a sniff on.

It’s like Stanford has gotten so arrogant, they expect Sergey Brin & Larry Page to be lining up against USC as well as starting Fortune 500 companies.

by Brian on Jun 6, 2007 9:04 AM EDT reply actions  

Godspeed, Hoepp. I wish I were more optimistic about this than I am.

by DevilGrad on Jun 6, 2007 9:15 AM EDT reply actions  

When’s the Does Stanford Exist? podcast?

by irishoutsider on Jun 6, 2007 9:30 AM EDT reply actions  

#4-

for a while there my sleep deprived brain thought the quotes kept flowing into the second paragraph until something didn’t seem right.

by TX_FL on Jun 6, 2007 9:33 AM EDT reply actions  

Brian, I like your passion, but somewhere along about the ‘liberal rug munchers at the controls’ I think I lost the point…is the Stanford Junior Farm now directed by said Munchers, or is this just a general pejorative for all those in admin positions at that school? Are they all female, and therefore the equivalent of a male pillow biter/butt pirate? Just curious.

Regardless, rug munching-the act, whether done liberally or conservatively, with the right partner, is customarily a good thing. But is it still ‘rug munching’ without the rug, I mean with the prevalence of a ‘Brazilian wax’, there seem to be fewer and fewer actual rugs…

by sb on Jun 6, 2007 9:48 AM EDT reply actions  

Its a pejorative for people who don’t get that schools do indeed benefit from being good at sports as well as research and learning. While I can not empirically back this statement up, Its sad to see a classy place like that end up sucking at revenue sports, when un-classy schools like your Fulmer cup top dogs are conference contenders, if not more.

I have to say I was torn between “granola bitches” and “rug munchers” and the later won out.

by Brian on Jun 6, 2007 10:03 AM EDT reply actions  

Orson, your posit on “strong drinks at gay bars” is interesting, but since its all about dropping inhibition and gettin’ laid, wouldn’t that also mean that your average ‘meat market’ would be slingin’ strong drinks, too? Or are these strong drinks from the particular bartender who desires the favor of your attention during his break? Just curious…

by sb on Jun 6, 2007 10:05 AM EDT reply actions  

Brian, like both your pejoratives, and your choice was the better of the two as ‘granola bitches’ is more a Cal Berkeley thing, which while certainly guided by ridiculously liberal tenets, is more populated with randy wenches of the non-rug munching variety than the Farm. At least thats been my experience.

by sb on Jun 6, 2007 10:21 AM EDT reply actions  

Indiana welcomes it’s new Football overlord, Mike Shula, who is no stranger to picking up a Football team in the summer. (and then putting them down 4 years later)

by Dave(not that one, the other one) on Jun 6, 2007 10:25 AM EDT reply actions  

Uh, sorry, Mike Shula is currently occupied in Jacksonville. You’ll have to wait a year for him to become available for Indiana, but I happen to know he’s looking forward to the wonderful opportunities available in your lovely state.

by sb on Jun 6, 2007 10:34 AM EDT reply actions  

As promised, I’m amusing the hell out of myself (and only myself) by pretending not to know that’s Tebow. Will I keep this up as long as Swindle’s in the bracket? Probably.

by Holly on Jun 6, 2007 10:35 AM EDT reply actions  

i think the gay bar cheap drink thing is all about the bartender wanting to sleep with you. and the owner of the bar wanting to sleep with you. and the older creepy guy who keeps buying you drinks wanting to sleep with you. lots of wanting to sleep with you. what is really nice is the free drinks. those come with added rohypnal.

by adam on Jun 6, 2007 10:39 AM EDT reply actions  

adam… I’m not sure the free drinks are worth the mental picture you so ably painted. Yuck.

by sb on Jun 6, 2007 10:43 AM EDT reply actions  

IU has already tried the SEC retread route with predictable results.

The last three coaches they’ve had who posted any sort of success or even promise were John Pont (‘67 Rose Bowl), Bill Mallory, and Hoepp. All three came from Miami. Our current guy, fortunately and unfortunately, hasn’t established the kind of track record yet that will have Rick Greenspan knocking on his door if they decide they have to get another coach.

by DevilGrad on Jun 6, 2007 10:44 AM EDT reply actions  

Make us proud Holly. Besides it sounds like you’re gonna be a Holly Sandwich wit’ dos guys who are destined to fall outta the bracket…

by sb on Jun 6, 2007 10:53 AM EDT reply actions  

sb—Hardly. Sexxxytime is for closers.

by Holly on Jun 6, 2007 10:55 AM EDT reply actions  

Holly…that’s right, keep ’em straight, uh, the other way.

by sb on Jun 6, 2007 11:10 AM EDT reply actions  

#6-

Question 4: Would you have sex with a tree?

by Boy Howdy on Jun 6, 2007 11:12 AM EDT reply actions  

I’m a little lost here. I took a look at the brackets they have, and it seems with a first round win you’d then be slated to go up against the #2 seed if they win. These must be women running the bracket because of all the pink. Are they the same people that currently run the BCS?

by Rome on Jun 6, 2007 11:34 AM EDT reply actions  

Cult of Personality sounds awesome any time, day or night.

by Chg on Jun 6, 2007 11:45 AM EDT reply actions  

Rome, dude, don’t you know nice things come in pink? Literally and figuratively.

Re: the BCS…if Holly and her minions were running it, it could only improve.

by sb on Jun 6, 2007 11:48 AM EDT reply actions  

I have to cover a ballgame every Tuesday night, but knowing I can listen to the podcast on the commute – awesome.

Now if I can only get my podcast not to be teh suk, we might be getting somewhere.

by Newspaper Hack on Jun 6, 2007 12:16 PM EDT reply actions  

In defense of West Virginia, … uh… um… hmm… crap, I’ve got nothing.

But there’s definitely a multi-tiered “culture” here and certainly a portion of us who just shake our heads when video’s like the above first appear and brace ourselves for the anticipated blog posts.

by Option Spread on Jun 6, 2007 12:23 PM EDT reply actions  

“It is a concern, that’s the best I can say.”

That’s the best he can say? I hope I never end up working at IU and get sick. Jeez.

by PeterPumpkinhead on Jun 6, 2007 1:56 PM EDT reply actions  

Does “Cult of Personality” sound better at 6:36a than “Glamour Boys” sounds terrible at any hour?

by Flop on Jun 6, 2007 1:57 PM EDT reply actions  

Shameless Vote-Pandering: Swindle/Tebow’s got a cakewalk, but PB’s got himself a battle against a freaking Aggie. Y’all go vote for him already. He lets us cuss on the radio and is supafly.

by Holly on Jun 6, 2007 2:20 PM EDT reply actions  

#28, yes…“Glamour Boys”, which never sounds good is suggestive of the homoerotic androgynous ’80’s english bands that were heavy on makeup and synthesizers an’ shit. If you were a Florida fan in the late ’80’s early ’90’s you might have made fun of the reFSU “Glitter Boys”, also reminiscent of the sexual confusion prevalent at that institution.

by sb on Jun 6, 2007 3:40 PM EDT reply actions  

Speaking of photos you’re using, what the hell is that thing you’ve got as an avatar over at FanHaus? It looks almost human, but not quite.

by Devin McCullen on Jun 6, 2007 5:18 PM EDT reply actions  

I don’t even like going to a dance club because they’re crowded, smoky, loud, and play shitty techno music…and there are women there. No fuckin way I’m going to a gay bar. Techno music + No women = Hell.

by Kakistocrat on Jun 6, 2007 6:42 PM EDT reply actions  

Orson is DESTROYING in the poll. Nice work fellas. The E continues to be the best read on the web, you have to wonder how much vodka it takes to fuel the incessant hilarity.

by bitterhorn on Jun 6, 2007 8:16 PM EDT reply actions  

Don’t put yourself down, Orson. Robin thought you were cute.

by Todd on Jun 6, 2007 9:38 PM EDT reply actions  

Holly,

 thanks for the heads up to vote against PB.

 he looks like a geek in that picture. tell him to go visit a weight room already.

by Beergut on Jun 6, 2007 9:56 PM EDT reply actions  

Nothing wrong with Aggies, Holly.

by Beergut on Jun 6, 2007 10:09 PM EDT reply actions  

Besides, PB looks like he needs a visit to the weight room in that pic.

by Beergut on Jun 6, 2007 10:11 PM EDT reply actions  

Orson, you appear to be more the bastard son of Rick Moranis and Steve Albini.

by SmoothJimmyApollo on Jun 6, 2007 10:23 PM EDT reply actions  

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