FULMER CUPDATE: THE BIG BOARD GETS ILL(INI)
Brian presents the big board for the week. A smattering of notes on what was a quiet weekend follows.

Remember: Illinois and Mizzou are both victims of one player’s outstanding contributions. Depending on your semantics, then they’re not really winning as a team effort. That award would, at this point, go to the West Virginia Mountaineers and the nine points they earned last week for a large “intent to distribute” marijuana arrest. Tennessee is just a disorderly conduct or DUI charge away from nipping into the team lead, however, a move that would restore the earth to its proper axis, return to the king to his rightful place in Gondor, and get Arrested Development back on the air again.
Missing in action: A few obvious preseason faves miss the list completely, making them sleepers just waiting in the weeds to explode onto the board, or otherwise tranquil programs with shockingly little to worry about in the discipline department. Where’s former champ Marshall? Or heavy preseason favorite Arizona State? Or even Purdue, a team with consistently high scores throughout the short history of the cup? And whither Florida, Florida State, or Miami? Florida’s already got a point for a piddling underage drinking charge, but none of the big three has anything to show in the way of taserings, drinking while flying a blimp, discharging weapons in crowded daycares, or trafficking in exotic animals.
The Florida points are on the way in an update, so don’t bitch about it in the comments. This ensures one person at the least will bitch about it in the comments.












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Hey, Gators, stay off UGA’s piddling charges turf. We’re the recognized champs when it comes to alcohol possession and scooter malfeasance (as well as unauthorized “borrowing” of teammates’ cars).
Comment by Because They Can — February 13, 2008 @ 1:05 pm
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You can read about the Indiana arrests here.
Comment by Brian O'Blivion — February 12, 2008 @ 11:04 am
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Cincinnati representin’ for the Fulmer Cup.
Indiana is set to get alot of points, mostly for drunk in pub-lick.
James Bailey, 21, disorderly conduct
Jarrell Drane, 18, illegal consumption
Darius Johnson, 18, resisting law enforcement, illegal consumption, public intoxication
Demetris McCray, 21, disorderly conduct
Ian Reeves, 18, illegal consumption
Orson, the Big Board is a mess. Please do not let this deterioate into the Blog Poll.
Comment by Brian O'Blivion — February 12, 2008 @ 11:00 am
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Wooo!!! ND is ranked!
Oh…crap.
Comment by Andy — February 12, 2008 @ 8:59 am