MORGANTOWN BOOT PARTY YAY

The fulmer effect is strong and in full force early this year.

They were probably just attacking his RichRod Football Camp shirt.

Isn’t this about time for a Bowden-esque “boys will be boys” moment? After all, WVU is where Bowden cultivated his slack method of discipline, which with Sanders in Morgantown has brought the Bowden effect full circle…the fact that I can see this means something…not sure what.

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Once again, Orson: Mario = Coins ; Sonic = Rings

Love,
A nerd who splits hairs

Pay attention Michigan, this is your Fulmer Cup future. Without all the touchdowns and success that is.

1. - Hasn’t O basically prevented Florida fans from mocking FSU’s disciplinary methods with his signature line regarding Urban, concluding that every other school that disciplines their players for misconduct is being, “harsh?”

I mean, Florida fans talking about FSU disciplinary methods since Meyer rolled into Gainesville is like the pot and the kettle having a vigorous debate over which is blacker.

Besides, you are playing in BCS bowls and the Creminoles are playing in Emerald Bowls, so go pick on someone your own size like Georgia.

Of course, all you will be able to mock them for are petty automobile offenses and MIPs, for the most part.

#6

Hey, we get the occasional "6-on-1 fight with scholarship player peeing on beat down victim " at UGA, too.

Club Z? Really??

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I guess this is what happens when Envy is closed: http://www.wboy.com/story.cfm?func=viewstory&storyid=34923

(Disclaimer: I spent many a night at Speedy’s (now Club Z) as a Freshman because they would serve absolutely anyone. And every Tuesday was quarter pitcher night.)

And every Tuesday was quarter pitcher night.)

Booking flight to Morgantown right now.

Crabapple – If recruiting exceptional athletes/bad people is not the key to achieving OSU levels of success, please tell me how it is done.

1. - It’s very easy.

You pay them.

Duh.

We haven’t had a Fulmer Cup point in quite awhile, surprising even to me. Louis Irrizary and Ira Guilford may have been the last and they were kicked off the team back in 2004 or 2005. Like always, we are underachieving.

sb at #3

the blogger mis-represented the quote. it’s not neon deion sanders, but jock sanders, 2nd on depth chart behind noel and maybe faster

Coop @ #6: Alright, I’ll leave the cretinoles alone, for now…but I did mention UGA in the next thread…although I didn’t specify my almost arrest on the fair streets of Athens, it was truly in keeping with the highest and best of what Georgia has to offer.

ryan @ #13: I hate it when my perceived synchronicity is blown out of the water…now my lesbian, buddhist psychic will feel compelled to lecture me on not looking for truth in all I see…just some things…really sucks. This enlightenment stuff is a tough gig.

not unlike my reaction to the gambler being suspended yesterday…i can’t believe noel has lasted this long.

I need to read others’ replies more closely, because I did not catch that you were under the impression that Deion was hanging out in Morgantown, WVa and involving himself in gang fights.

I mean, how do you draw that conclusion, and don’t you think a couple of media outlets would have picked that up by now?

I mean, I am confident that Deion still keeps up with Devine, but I would have had trouble believing that his commitment was so great to his “protege,” that he was traveling up to Morgantown and gang stomping 19 year olds.

I made the comment when WVU scored their previous Fulmer Cup points that I couldn’t believe Noel Devine wasn’t involved. Now I feel vindicated.

Right-tOSU just saves its best for in-season:

“Ohio State quarterback Antonio Henton, 20, was arrested Monday night in a prostitution sting and charged with soliciting an undercover female police officer . . .”

The article also points out the salient fact that “Henton was the first Ohio State football player arrested since April 2006, when offensive tackle Alex Boone was charged with drunken driving.”

They can’t keep up with the Illini off the field, either.

Crabapple, WF’nVa had fewer Fulmer points last year than Michigan did. (Michigan did kick most of the offenders off the team, one of which returned only after he was acquitted; likewise Arrington’s situation was murky, considering his girlfriend who he was charged with hitting insisted that nothing had happened and the charges were bogus, but then again abused women do say those things sometimes).

Also, OSU had Fulmer points in 2006. Neither Michigan nor West Virginia had points that year.

Coop, wait til scooter season, that’s when the Dawgs will start their run for the cup. All the schollies get scooters; they used to get F-150s but people started to talk.

coop @#16: I was looking for that one nugget that would tie the whole miasma together into a “truth stranger than fiction” sense…Neon Deion illustrating the proper method of applying boot to stranger…although I agree that violence was never Deion’s MO, I am always one to pile on anything that can belittle or diminish anything reFSU.

Is the Globe still in Athens? And the Georgia Bar? My wasted and almost arrested times at and around those locales always involved Chi O’s. Man, its been years…such sweet memories…