EDSBS LIVE! UNDERDOG EDITION
What: EDSBS Live! online radio, presenting the Underdog Edition.
When: 7:30 Eastern, 4:30 for all you angels on the West Coast.
Where: At NowLive, where you can chat with each other and the show hosts throughout the broadcast in the online forum, where underdogs from around the world flock to nip and bark at will. To phone in to the show, just call (310) 984-7600.
Who: Travis McGriff, 5′8″ of Gator wide receiver greatness and current spokesperson for the All-American Football League.
How excited are we? Underdog excited.
Our four questions for the show:
1. Adopt an underdog for the 2007 season. Team or player – you decide.
Willie Tuitama. He’s an oft-pummeled quarterback with a first-rank college name who’ll be running the relief worker offense of Mike Leach (surrounded by grasping hands, flinging things as fast as possible in a crowd) at Arizona, where former Red Raider Sonny Dykes will attempt to show the Pac-10 what a truly unbalanced passing game looks like. Tuitama got sacked 21 times last year despite being pretty mobile (or perhaps because of it?) and many were clearly Hit Stick shots.
2. Which underdog are you most looking forward to seeing fall flat on their face?
An allegedly resurgent Florida State, of course.
3. Name your favorite underdog football player of all time.
Contradictorily…Warrick Dunn. We have actually teared up telling people about the trials this one very tiny man has endured in life while still managing to come out as an abnormally decent and kind man. The only Seminole we’d ever chop for comes up to our eyebrows, heightwise. He plays in the NFL, and has for over ten years now. A phenomenal human being.
4. Tell us about your biggest sexual upset.
We banged Mary Matalin at the 1988 Republican convention. Hard. Oh, you mean overcoming long odds, not “being really upset afterwards.” In that case, how about remaining married for nine years? That’s as big an upset of the odds as anyone can claim.
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PJ from NU in SF says:
1) Northwestern, of course
2) Kentucky
3) Napoleon Harris
4) Doing the dirty with an brilliant, hot, award-winning professional colleague, and starting an earthquake in the process.
July 24th, 2007 at 4:18 pm
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CFB Authority says:
1. Illinois – going to surprise some folks, ZOOK ZOOK ZOOK
2. South Carolina
3. Travis Stephens
4. The quasi-threesome in college. WHOA WHOA WE WHOA
July 24th, 2007 at 4:23 pm
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Orson Swindle says:
CFB–your sleeping roommate does not count here.
July 24th, 2007 at 4:25 pm
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Brewster Crew says:
1) Indiana. The bastard sons of Big Ten football need your support. Except on October 6th.
2) What counts as an underdog? Can I say Wisconsin?
3) Marion Barber III. He was brought in to play CB mainly because his dad was a RB for the team back in the 70s. It seemed to work out pretty well.
4) As a freshman in HS, I ended up with a very good looking senior girlfriend. I’m still trying to figure out how I ended up with her. There had to have been self-esteem issues.
July 24th, 2007 at 4:33 pm
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Stacy Keibler Luvs Me says:
SKLM Answers Dept:
1. Adopt an underdog for the 2007 season.
USC-East. Long live ‘the man’ Steve-Superior-Spurrier beating out all of the pretenders and contenders of the SEC East, South, West and North, or whatever you have over there.
2. Which underdog are you most looking forward to seeing fall flat on their face?
A Notre Dame team coached by the “Genius”, or “Belt Abuser” Weis, consisting of his own stinky recruited players, of course. No more blaming TyroneShoelaces Willingham.
3. Name your favorite underdog football player of all time.
Little Doug Flutie of Boston College who pound for pound was the greatest QB in the NCAA and NFL, probably evah.
4. Tell us about your biggest sexual upset.
Can’t brag about this, since a gentleman never boinks and tells.
July 24th, 2007 at 4:35 pm
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McBain says:
1. I’ll take Indiana. Would love to see them rally around Hep.
2. Ditto on FSU, Orson. Last I saw, the starting lineup was still in possession of one Drew Weatherford, which is roughly equivalent to three-quarters of a fire hydrant.
3. Neil Parry.
4. 10th grade me and senior Stephanie Hatcher. Chris Fowler narrated an ESPN SportsCentury about it a week later.
July 24th, 2007 at 4:38 pm
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jon says:
1) Mississippi St — I know Crrom isn’t that good of a coach, i just want him to stick it to some of the jerkasses around SEC fanbases (not a huge percent, but there nevertheless).
2) ditto Kentucky — last year was a blessed amalgam of fortuitous scheduling and the bounce of irrational turnovers. It won’t happen twice; Generalissimo Franco is still dead, and Rich Brooks is still their head coach.
3) Stefan Lefors
4) first off, 9 years!!!?? Was TCOAN’s bad poetry directed at Orson in grammar school?
But personally, overcoming long odds as a grad student to track down and bag a ten-rated undergrad dance major for a spouse. To Rick Ocasek, the patron saint of goofy looking guys with stunning wives, A HUNDRED COCKTAILS!!!
July 24th, 2007 at 4:39 pm
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tim says:
The juniors, seniors and 5th years are all Ty’s players at ND. We’ve got a couple years before ND is loaded with 4/5 years of Weis’ top-10 classes
July 24th, 2007 at 4:43 pm
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CFB Authority says:
Orson, you made me have my first snort of the day. Well done, fuckface.
July 24th, 2007 at 4:44 pm
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Stacy Keibler Luvs Me says:
Tim: Besides Zibby, how many other ND starters will be there from Ty’s time? My point is that the team that will be losing this year for ND will be mostly players recruited by Jabba the Hutt, being led by that famous metro-sexual – Jimmy Clown-sen.
July 24th, 2007 at 4:56 pm
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Stacy Keibler Luvs Me says:
1st Big Loss for Notre Dame’s Weis of the Season Dept:
BOSTON (AP) — A jury on Tuesday found against Notre Dame football coach Charlie Weis in his medical malpractice lawsuit against two doctors he claimed botched his care after he had gastric bypass surgery five years ago. The jury deliberated almost three hours before finding Massachusetts General Hospital surgeons Charles Ferguson and Richard Hodin were not negligent.
(I am surprised it took the Jury three hours to state the obvious!)
July 24th, 2007 at 5:05 pm
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AllWhoYonder says:
1. I’ll take Hawaii as an underdog to get into the BCS. They deserve more love than they’ll get for the travel they endure.
2. I’m pretty sick of hearing about Boise State. I know they aren’t really an underdog any more, but whatever.
3. Reggie Ho! Unkown 5′5″ walk-on kicker beats Michigan with four field goals in 1988? That’s good enough for me.
4. Any of the ladies from the years 1998-2002. I had no business being that successful.
July 24th, 2007 at 5:05 pm
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Herb says:
1) Navy. I can’t state my love for how my fellow WCU alumni keeps the triple-option alive on here enough.
2) UNC. Midnight Madness is around the corner.
3) Adrian Peterson. Georgia and Florida wouldn’t take a chance on him. He responded by running for more than 8,000 yards at Georgia Southern, 156 of them in a game against UGA. He also did this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usFFN9mPIDY) to a Cheatypants Mcsweatervest coached team. He now counts his money as a member of the Chicago Bears.
4) Me. Performing that one time in spite of the 15-20 shots and/or mixed drinks that said I couldn’t. Which has given me an excuse to drink immoderately ever since.
July 24th, 2007 at 5:06 pm
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ESMjr. says:
1. Kyle Jackson, starting FS, Florida–I’d settle for him being slightly less horrible than he was under Zook in ‘04.
2. Hawaii and their douche-leader, Colt Brennan.
3. Noah Brindise–former pudgy UF QB of limited talent (platooning with D. Johnson) and current UNLV offensive coordinator.
4. US Ambassador’s personal chef. In the residence. During a party.
July 24th, 2007 at 5:07 pm
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Doug says:
1. Virginia. Only 5 wins in 2006, scads of “worst coach” smackolades coming from all over . . . yet with the ACC as bad as it is, you can’t honestly say they have no chance of winning their division this year.
2. Does Alabama count here? If not, then Georgia Tech, now and forever.
3. Doug Flutie, but since somebody already said that, Demario Minter. I nearly teared up watching the little guy get shelled with penalty flags against Tech in 2004, but he bounced back the following year and pwn3d Calvin Johnson to the tune of 2 catches for 14 yards (and no hankies). Also picked off a pass against LSU in the SECCG that set up our second TD.
4. Can’t decide whether it was the blonde NYC-transplant fashion-magazine editor from a few years back or the Hooters waitress shortly afterward. In neither case was I punching anywhere near my weight, to borrow a “High Fidelity” term. (I will be demanding a motherfuckin’ siren for both of these on the show tonight.)
July 24th, 2007 at 5:10 pm
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blackertai says:
1. UNC. Butch Davis may be a great coach, but I have a hard time imagining his team doing that well, even in the offensively challenged ACC. That doesn’t mean I don’t want him to pull a Wake.
2. Tennessee. Good Ole’ “Fill-’er-up” Fulmer needs another losing season to catch the old Johnny Majors train out of checkerboard land, and I’m willing to see that happen.
3. DJ Shockley. It’s easy to look back and say he was a great QB, but I was sticking up for him to my friends for 2 seasons before he got to be the #1 guy. Too nice a man and good of a human to be anything buy a great QB. Too bad Arkansas gave Florida an early Christmas present that year, or he could have given us an undefeated season.
4. It came on a reverse play, where I backed into my own endzone for the saftey.
July 24th, 2007 at 5:11 pm
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Boston Frog says:
1. TCU, this year and every year. Although we’re not so much underdogs vs. most of our schedule anymore, we will be on Sept. 8. My second choice would probably be Rice.
2. Texas A&M, if a program like A&M’s can really be considered much of an underdog.
3. Matt Vogler, TCU career backup QB who briefly held the NCAA single-game passing record after his performance in a loss to Houston in 1990 and then came into the game, so dazed from getting drilled all day that that teammates had to help him off the bench, to throw a last-second, winning TD pass to Steven Shipley vs. Houston in 1991 in what turned out to be Jim Wacker’s last game in Fort Worth. (How’s that for a sentence?)
4. A girl at TCU who was from West Texas (but whose topography was dramatically different from that of the plains of her hometown) and whom I dropped to start exclusively dating my now-ex-wife. Dammit.
July 24th, 2007 at 5:11 pm
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tim says:
Yes there will be a lot of freshmen and sophomores on the field for ND this year, which just shows the piss-poor, golf-first recruiting style of Ty. Despite your hatred of Weis, he is well on his way to filling up the #1 class in the country for ‘08.
http://bluegraysky.blogspot.com/2007_07_01_archive.html#509099848473710225
July 24th, 2007 at 5:26 pm
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hailstate says:
1. Horn Frogs. TCU does more with less.
2. Kentsucky. Know your place Mildcats.
3. Drew Brees.
4. I don’t have time for this shit.
July 24th, 2007 at 5:29 pm
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JoesDeliGatorTail says:
1. Vandy. Always a dog per the Vegas line. Always scrappy. Always gives UF fits, even on years we have won the MNC. The fits grow far worse if Cutler is the qb. This year vandy returns Earl Bennett and a bunch of guys on D you havent heard of that play their ass off.
2. Orson nailed this one- the semi’s are entering a world of pain this year. New coaches + tough schedule + a dropoff in recruiting = 4 to 5 losses. Easy.
3. Louis Oliver. The guy went from walk-on to first round draft pic to probowler.
4. A gentleman does not disclose this information. Thus, I will tell everyone about the FSU cheerleader the week before UF-Fsu in 97.
July 24th, 2007 at 5:30 pm
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Ramblin' Jeff says:
1. Adopt an underdog for the 2007 season. Team or player – you decide.
The Black Knights of the United States Military Academy. Just cause it’s nice for America when they do well… And also because if they do well but lose to GT, it’ll make Tech look that little bit better.
2. Which underdog are you most looking forward to seeing fall flat on their face?
Kyle Wright, in his “underdog” status as a Heisman dark horse. Why? Cause F the U, that’s why.
3. Name your favorite underdog football player of all time.
Maybe it’s lame to go with someone from your own team, but I’m going PJ Daniels. Former walk-on who went from 7th-string running back to the ACC’s leading rusher in 2003 and was two-time All-ACC in 03 and 05.
4. Tell us about your biggest sexual upset.
Hooking up with the ONLY single, young girl in my office of 40-ish employees, who was very counter-cultural and the basic exact opposite to my semi-frattiness. What was craziest about it was SHE came onto ME (I never would have hit on her very directly, as she was clearly out of my league) after I took her to her first ever football game, and admitted she had a huge crush on me for months. Of course I later burned the bridge like wo, but still I got the win on that one fateful night. On any given Saturday, any team can conquer any other, if they play with heart and grit.
July 24th, 2007 at 5:35 pm
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Donk in a Box says:
1) Vandy. It has to happen eventually.
2) Oklahoma. Leave ‘em on the comeback trail indefinitely.
3) Darrell Green. Undersized guy from an unheard-of school shows up in a banged-up VW bug and becomes the greatest CB ever.
4) A Senator’s daughter once found another girl’s drawz in my bed. Not my best moment. OK, maybe it was.
July 24th, 2007 at 5:37 pm
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Jorgé the Bass Player says:
1. Temple
2. Notre Dame-If given the chance, Charlie Weiss would claim to invent the question mark.
3. Eddie George-After two fumbles inside the Illinois five, the cooler-fillers of Bus Town were ready to burn George and John Cooper alive. I’d say things worked out pretty well for the guy.
4. It’s a miracle every time I get laid, but January of 1999 was a walk on water kind of month. She still buys me large amounts of bourbon whenever our paths cross. Go that!
July 24th, 2007 at 5:42 pm
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jakldawg says:
1. (My alma mater goes without saying here, and thanks for the support #7) Colorado? Michigan State? I know. It’s WKU’s first year in I-A, so they need some moral support.
2. BYU. After December 1 2001, I hope they never win another game.
3. Kevin Prentiss. State’s 5′8″ gamebreaker back when we were good.
4. Going by the stats sheet, they’ve all been upsets (and upset, too but that’s not the point).
July 24th, 2007 at 5:53 pm
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Giantandre says:
1. TCU – I guess they’ll only be an underdog vs. Texas but let’s have them do what the Men of Troy couldn’t …Beat Texas
2. Texas A & M — Never met a “normal” Aggie fan that didn’t rub me completely the wrong way …
3. Jake The Snake — Only Pac 10 player I ever rooted for that didn’t play in LA
4. Kelly Wyatt my junior year of college…Not only “out of my league” hot…but about 5′1″ compared to my 6′9″ … You do the math
July 24th, 2007 at 5:53 pm
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Mark says:
1) Washington State — gorgeous uniforms and perenially scrappy team from the outermost hinterlands of college football (seriously, Hawaii is probably easier to get to than Pullman). And Orson, MINUS ONE BILLION COCKTAILS to you for your pick of underdogs. Just like the rest of the unwashed in tuscum, the kid is all hype with no substance. May he get concussed into holding a clipboard in week 1 against NAU.
2) I would of course say au, but considering that people have been predicting that “this is the year they’re gonna turn the corner!” for about a decade now, they are hardly a real underdog. I’ll go with the Irish, who have predicted doom and gloom for this season but are still somehow managing to be arrogant enough to plan on 8-9 wins.
3) Homer answer would be Jake Plummer. Non-homer would have to be…ummmm…lemme get back to you on that one.
4) When you’re coming from as far down as I am, they’re ALL upsets.
July 24th, 2007 at 6:45 pm
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BDoc says:
1. FIU. 0-12 last year, and circling Sept. 15 for many months. Long live Ned!
2. Gotta roll with FSU as well.
3. Off the top of my head, Wes Welker. An undersized receiver similar to Mr. McGriff. He almost didn’t get signed by Texas Tech, but he did and made great plays for my favorite NFL, the Miami Dolphins. I don’t think I’ll ever fully forgive them for letting him go to the Pats. Though, seeing him win a Super Bowl would be make it a little easier.
4. Hmm, probably the older woman who hit on me, and the more than one night of fun that followed.
July 24th, 2007 at 6:48 pm
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John F says:
1. Brandon Renkart. Originally a QB, then a WR, then a safety and NOW is a linebacker par solidness while maintaining solid GPA as a Civil Engineer at Rutgers. Engineering students at Rutgers work very hard on their studies; so I hope Renkart continues to elevate his game in his senior year on a young, young linebacking crew.
2. Pitt. The Wannstache alone can’t win games.
3. Of all time? I want to say Renkart because of the engineering connection. But I have to go with Brian Westbrook because he did very well for a guy who came some shitty, shitty RU football teams. Yes, I’m a giants fan but he escapes my Philly hate.
July 24th, 2007 at 6:57 pm
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joemartin says:
1. Notre Dame is ranked as way too low this year as they were ranked way too high last year (not that I understood that at the time).
2. Boise State – My high school team made to the playoffs on a last second hook and ladder against a crappy team and ended up getting our asses kicked in the playoffs when I was a junior.
3. Kevin McDougal – came from nowhere to win ND the national championship in 1993 by beating FSU. Ice cold water ran through his veins. Please God let an FSU fan (or any fan) argue the National Championship point just once fourteen years after the fact.
4. No upsets. Ever. A few outcomes right at the point spread back in the day. Thanks for the reminder Orson you horrible douchebag.
July 24th, 2007 at 7:02 pm
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Giantandre says:
#28
I think you mean Brian Leonard …. Brian Westbrook went to Villanova ….
Giantandre Rutgers class of 94
July 24th, 2007 at 7:13 pm
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Allaha says:
1) Rice: after enduring decades of abuse in the SWC, they go to a lesser (albeit extant) conference . . . and still endure abuse
2) OU: not so much the underdog element as the fall on their face element
3) Nick Buoniconti: from 13th round draft pick to All Pro
4) upsets all, including: daughter of Pakistani arms dealer, grand-daughter of Korean president, daughter of Argentine senator, god-daughter of Cristina Onassis
July 24th, 2007 at 7:20 pm
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John F says:
I swore Westbrook went to RU. My mistake. Still underrated because he came from fucking Villanova football of all things.
Brian Leonard wasn’t underrated, he was drafted in the 2nd round for goodness’ sakes.
July 24th, 2007 at 7:22 pm
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Boston Frog says:
Nos. 19 and 25,
God bless and thanks for your support. From your keyboard to God’s screen…
July 24th, 2007 at 7:39 pm
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dogtown gator says:
1. Vandy.
2. FSU for the same reasons as all previously stated.
3. Rohan Marley for a) being all of 5′4″, 175 and still wreaking havoc. b) cause he’s the son of Bob freakin’ Marley and still wrought havoc. and c) cause he’s been freakin’ havoc on Ms. Lauryn Hill for a while.
4. 3 girls in one day, Burning Man ‘03. That or the Gwyneth Paltrow lookalike 36 hours in Canada luckfest.
July 24th, 2007 at 7:55 pm
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PSUrob says:
1. Temple (seriously)
2. Rutgers – I just think they are annoying and as soon as a big time program (ie NOT miami) offers Schiano a deal he’s gone.
3. All PSU running backs once they are drafted.
4.Biggest conquest was easily the junior I dated as an alum who was like Dr. Drew to my Jimmy Kimmel in the sack. And the girl was a trust fund baby- I totally blew that one.
July 24th, 2007 at 8:03 pm
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Seven Years in Gainesville says:
1. USF Bulls. I’m going to the Auburn game, because Jordan-Hare is an awesome atmosphere and maybe something amazing will happen. Also, tickets will be dirt cheap. During one of the Zook years, I went to more USF games than UF games.
2. Does Miami count? I’m loving watching them self-destruct.
3. Never realized Warrick Dunn was an underdog. I guess I like the Ian Johnson story.
July 24th, 2007 at 9:12 pm
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Harris says:
1) Notre Dame. A team that loses that much offensive firepower and could start something like 17 underclassmen counts as an underdog.
2) A resurgent Penn State. Why? Because fuck ‘em, that’s why
3) Rudy seems too obvious, so I’ll say every 12th Man at Texas A&M
4) Considering my shocking lack of game, every sexual encounter is an upset but having a wife who digs chicks is an upset of epic proportions. The threesome wil be mine.
July 24th, 2007 at 9:57 pm
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MCab says:
1. USF
2. Ole Miss, continue your walk of shame.
3. JoJo Polk, the hell with neck-down paralysis, he’s still playin’ ball.
4. Went out with a choice alpha-girl at LSU, nothing happened, but it set my standards way the hell high. Decent won’t do in 07′
July 24th, 2007 at 11:40 pm
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bruinhoo says:
1(a) – paying them $$$ in tuition division: UVa. For the $38k that the school is charging me this year, th least they can do is win 7 games.
1(b) – not paying them $$$ division: Kyle Wright. Not for any sort of love of the U, but for reppin’ the 925, Muthafuckas!!!
2. Oklahoma. No idea if they can really be called underdogs this year, but since Southern Cal is nowhere close to that status, sooners are next on the hit list.
3. John Barnes. Walked on the 1992 UCLA team after having played for UCSB and (unknown California) Junior College, entered the season 5th on the depth chart but was forced into the starter’s role late in the season. Threw for over 350 yards, including a late 90-yard TD to JJ Stokes to beat USC 38-37. Never played football again after that game.
4. UVa dancer last spring. One minute, I was playing buckhunter at a Corner bar with a couple of friends, the next minute I find a very fine behind rubbing on me. Sexy times inevitably followed.
July 24th, 2007 at 11:42 pm
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Erik says:
Mark #26 wins the thread. Washington State rocks my world, and Tuitama is a bitch and picking him leaves Orson dead to me.
July 24th, 2007 at 11:58 pm
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Nate (ltdomer98) says:
1. Vandy. Something about them being the only “respectable” school in the SEC makes me root for them. That, or it’s because they’re my NCAA Dynasty team.
2. Nobody–I like underdogs, at least true ones. Anyone putting any team in the top half of a BCS conference isn’t really putting an “underdog” as an answer.
3. Joey Getherall. 5′7″, 150lbs soaking wet, but man, was he fast. Refused to fair catch punts, and took one to the barn against Nebraska.
4. My wife…because she’ll see this
Love you, dear.
July 25th, 2007 at 1:02 am
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DC Trojan says:
1. Count me in as one of the people having a soft spot for Washington State.
2. Notre Dame, for the various reasons above. (I thought about picking UCLA solely because of Karl Dorrell, but he’s due for a 10 win season on his alternating schedule.)
3. Ian Johnson – given the bizarre story about his high school coach directing schools away from him, it could have all gone very badly – but didn’t.
4. Everybody we knew who had bred said it would take a while to get the missus knocked up, so we’d just have to work on it for a while (nudge nudge wink wink say no more). The speed with which she got up the spout proved that money spent on birth control to that point had not been wasted. I was pretty bloody upset about the lack of reps.
July 25th, 2007 at 2:21 am
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yoyofutbawl says:
Thank you, shoeshine boy. You’re humble and loveable.
1. Dook – let em win one.
2. Ole Missy. With the Columbia Chix a close second.
3. Johnny Unitas and/or Bart Starr. Both last round draft picks.
4. About a year ago, much younger. Former UF cheerleader.
July 25th, 2007 at 6:45 am
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Orson Swindle says:
3 girls in one day, Burning Man ‘03.
The CDC would like to speak with your penis, sir.
July 25th, 2007 at 7:02 am
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bhors says:
1. Brian Robiskie-WR @ OSU who is getting no credit. Dad played for the Browns(?) and is the WR coach for the Dolphins. Very solid all around WR that doesn’t have one outstanding trait.
2. Notre Dame-Just like in ‘05 when they were supposed to start out 1-5, and went 5-1 or something. Turns out all the teams they beat that were ranked at the time (like Mich. who was #3 but went 7-6) actually sucked. I believe this was the start of people calling him the Genius.
3. Bobby Montana-Walked on to OSU and started as a freshman QB. Went on to win 3 Heismans and 4 championships…….on NCAA2007
4. Um, when I was a freshman in college I picked out 3 10 peices I would like to bag. I nailed 2 of them despite being pale, scrawny, red haired, quite drunk, and very immature. I have no idea how this happened, as they both asked me out.
July 25th, 2007 at 7:59 am
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Brian says:
1. Looking for SMU to get to a bowl this year.
2. UNC no doubt.
3. Kelly Rhino – although he had the lineage (grandfather played, and father was an all american at GT) This undersized returner never once took a knee.
4. Hmm…I wouldn’t really classify any as upsets, upsetting maybe. If I had to choose, It could go either way: the two chicks in one night episode (which ended rather poorly and was only done ‘for the story’), or the freshman with the “Tim Tebow’s gf” sized rack I enjoyed the company of as a 5th year senior/alum, her a freshman. I will let you all know when THE BIG upset occurs and I bag the leasing agent at my apt. building…it’s in the works.
July 25th, 2007 at 8:12 am
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purpleheart says:
1) Colorado. Because IT’S DIVISION I FOOTBALL!
2) Tulane — how you fire a coach a season after he sticks with you through that horrible Katrina season is beyond me. Whoever on Tulane’s board that made that decision can rot in hell.
3) All-Time: Doug Flutie. Current: Trindon Holliday – the kid looks like a midget on the field.
4) None. I’m like the columbia football team.
July 25th, 2007 at 8:23 am
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crabs says:
1. Mike Hunt – no explanation necessary.
2. Like it or not Alabama is an underdog now (at least in conference games) I’d love to see that lying turd Saban bring bama (another) losing season.
3. Dat Ngyuen – hands down.
4. I’m never upset when I get sex – no matter how bad it was.
July 25th, 2007 at 8:44 am
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Sean says:
1. Notre Dame – To quote Legolas from “Return of the King”, “Something stirs in the east, a faceless malice”.
2. Michigan – Because expectations are high.
3. Second Kevin McDougall. Ronny P was supposed to come in and win the job as a freshman and got hurt. Favorite moment: When BC was seemingly ready to kick our teeth in ‘93, he proceeds to embody Joe Montana and almost lead us to victory.
4. Gentlemen don’t tell, especially on the internet!
July 25th, 2007 at 9:32 am
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Brian says:
#38 – Id never heard that story before. That’s truly awesome. Here’s the story on this guy for others who didn’t know.
http://sci.rutgers.edu/forum/showthread.php?t=17333
July 25th, 2007 at 9:33 am