EDSBS LIVE: DRAFTY EDITION
In the wake of the NFL draft, we thought we’d do our own draft-themed show, albeit with a twist: extending the draft not only to college, but to Bed, Bath, and Beyond. (A store now closing forever, something we’d weep over if we ever bought single item at the place. Wait: garbage can, 2002.)
Our four questions for the evening are as follows:
1. Name the player for your team who, once “drafted” by your team, never really panned out. As a Florida fan, our list of signees who came and never blossomed into even the measliest of roses is long and distinguished. However, the pinnacle of disappointment came in a pair of Parade All-Americans destroyed slowly by the “performs best when entering with little talent or ego” Spurrier system: Bobby Sabelhaus and Tim Olmstead, the next Great Distributors in the Fun ‘n Gun who both bombed out of the program before doing so much as throwing a single wobbly fade to the corner.
Olmstead was merely immature, blowing off classes and refusing to learn the playbook before transferring to Vandy where he sat on the bench behind Greg Zolman. (Read that again. If that doesn’t sink in, well, read it again.) Poor Bobby Sabelhaus suffered a worse fate: he got depressed, got bipolar, and then got gone, transferring to West Virginia, and then finally to San Jose State. Just thinking about them makes us emo boy weepy sad.
2. Name the most overrated draft pick from your own school. Gerard “Big Money” Warren. What? The big fat guy who did nothing? Really? Are you interested in drafting my uncle, perhaps? He won’t even ask for a signing bonus, sir and sirrahs. Gerard Warren, on the other hand, will cost you the third pick in the first round of the 2001 draft and ultimately end up playing for the Raiders. (Butch Davis, draft genius, your fingerprints are all over this one.)

He does look intimidating riding off on an injury cart, though.
3. You get to draft a quality you lack into your life. Whatever: more patience, a horn in the middle of your forehead, or even the answer most of you will undoubtedly give, the all-consuming desire to have your huge, pavement dragging dick reduced to a more manageable size. Just answer the question and the puppy doesn’t get harmed.
For the record, we’d draft abs. Never had ‘em, never will. It would be nice to flaunt them for a month, and then bury then under a solid layer of merrily-added beer fat.
4. Draft something foreign into these United States of ours. We want Australia. The whole thing, fangs and all. Failing a continental transfer, we’ll just take its assortment of fanged/poisonous animals, since Florida seems too safe to us these days: no coke wars, no one slaughtering German tourists in Miami for sport, years since a decent hurricane.
Talk to you tonight, which you may do by clicking here or by simply hitting play on the Now Live Widget in the sidebar.









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Brian says:
Damarius Bilbo. Guy was athletic as hell but was dumber than a stump. Also about 300 other QBs.
Not applicable, all of our draftees are in the hall of fame, or playing in the intergalactic league. Three even won the superbowl this year.
Considering my brain is so enormous and loaded with information already, Ill draft being muscly-er.
Im wondering If I might be able to export some frieghter loads of morons instead. We certainly are building up a strategic reserve of those these days.
April 29th, 2008 at 2:36 pm
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ThreenOut says:
Reggie McNeal an incredible amount of Talent that got flat Franned.
Q. Coryatt. Made the awesome hit and never did just a whole lot in the pros
To get rid of the little things that hang off my sides
I already draft beers from around the world.
April 29th, 2008 at 2:42 pm
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Aerobab says:
I’ll be rocking out to GTA IV this evening, so the likelihood that I’ll give a shit about EDSBS:L will be virtually nil. These responses will have to suffice:
1. Name the player for your team who, once “drafted” by your team, never really panned out.
YO YO YO YOOO, YOOOOO, YOOOOO, YOOOO YOOOO, BRENSCHAEFFAHHH!! Never panned out while at UT, or even later on down the road at Ole Miss.
2. Name the most overrated draft pick from your own school.
Kelley “The Future” Washington
3. You get to draft a quality you lack into your life.
A pair of tits…or a clitoris…or the ability to piss excellence…or the ability to shit a brick of Benjamin’s on demand. Any will suffice.
4. Draft something foreign into these United States of ours.
Sweedish Bikini Team, Belgian Beer, and Cuban Cigars. Yeah, that’s three…get over it!
April 29th, 2008 at 2:45 pm
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Underdawg says:
Jasper Sanks for the Dawgs never panned out and our very own Jonathan Sullivan was a huge bust for the New Orleans Saints.
April 29th, 2008 at 2:46 pm
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Mike says:
1. One USC got Reggie Bush. One USC got Demetrius Summers. Which one was the bust?
2. Troy Williamson has this one wrapped up.
3. I’ll go with abs also. I think I would go to work shirtless “accidentally” mutliple times.
4. I’ll take Iraq’s oil reserves. Maybe it wouldn’t cost $70 to fill my truck up then.
April 29th, 2008 at 2:48 pm
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UgaMatt says:
1. Hmm…..I guess I’d have to go with Jasper “Coach scared to play me ’cause then I go on to tha next level” Sanks or Durrell Robinson. Older fans will go with Sterling Boyd, but that was a little before my time.
2. Quincy Carter, 3rd round pick. Jerry Jones. What. The. Fuck.
3. Faith that a Willie Martinez defense can get off the field on 3rd and 2.
4. Alessandra Ambrosio
April 29th, 2008 at 2:49 pm
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Out of Conference says:
1. Derek Watson – oh, we may have bagged a bowl win or 2 with him, but the results never equalled the hype.
2. I’ve seen Troy Williamson’s name thrown about as one of the biggest draft day 1st round busts – he’s still playing and I’m not. Let’s go with our Heisman winner here instead. I hope the blow was good, Mr. Rogers.
3. For me to live up to the adoration and love my kids have for me. (What, did you think I was going to say I only want a wheelbarrow for me to haul my huge, pavement dragging dick around in?!?)
4. The Mossad
April 29th, 2008 at 2:51 pm
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Derrick says:
1) In the annals of Michigan State football history (at least since I’ve been following them), we’ve only had a couple “monster” recruits and they all panned out pretty well (TJ Duckett and Charles Rogers come to mind). Jeff Smoker was pretty highly ranked coming in, and had a productive career, with the exception of that one time he became a drug addict and led the team into a death spiral fiasco that the program hasn’t recovered from.
2) Most overrated draft pick………no doubt it’s gotta be Charles Rogers – the first of Matt Millen’s disastrous receiver picks. He was the #2 overall pick in the draft, started out well (3 TD’s in his first 2 pro games), then broke his collarbone, and decided that smokin chronic and getting fat was the best form of physical therapy.
3) What quality do I want? How about a sense of humor
4) Foreign item— German draft beer – all the drunkiness without the annoying hangover
April 29th, 2008 at 2:53 pm
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Jerkwheat says:
Since, I’m not likely to make it for the show…
1) Gary Brashears. Parade All American QB who transferred out of Arkansas after a year and a half under Nutt and headed to Tulsa. Then he left Tulsa.
2) Matt Jones. That pains me to no end. But Matt has certainly not justified being a first round pick at WR.
3) Knees that don’t creak when there’s a storm a’comin’.
4) Sexually liberal Canadian girls.
April 29th, 2008 at 2:56 pm
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Dave says:
Being a Florida fan as well, I will answer without being redundant:
1. In recent years, Markus Manson is the best I can come up with. It was supposed to be a big coup getting him out of Alabama, but it got so bad for him that he got moved from 4th string RB (where UF had nothing last year) to 4th string secondary secondary (’nuff said).
2. I’ll go with Steve Spurrier, drafted #3 overall in 1967. The #4 overall pick? Hall of fame QB Bob Griese.
3. I’ve always wanted an office on the moon. It’d be nice and quiet with no one to bother me. Only catch: insane lag on the Internet connection.
4. The Nintendo Corporation. That’d be worth another 10% on the GDP right about now.
April 29th, 2008 at 2:58 pm
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immikfefazz says:
1. Name the player for your team who, once “drafted” by your team, never really panned out.
Chris Bell. Five star WR, four time Va. high hurdle champ, size and speed. Just couldn’t keep from threatening to stab his teammates. Of course, who of us hasn’t been there?
2. Name the most overrated draft pick from your own school.
God, this is painful because he is the nicest guy in the world: Blair Thomas. Just couldn’t cut it in the NFL for some reason. Couldn’t seem to duplicate the way he made I-A defenses jiggle to the ground in piles of steaming gelatin when he ran by them.
3. You get to draft a quality you lack into your life.
Better hair.
4. Draft something foreign into these United States of ours.
One word: POUTINE!
April 29th, 2008 at 3:00 pm
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Ground0EastLansing says:
1. Most recently, T.J. Williams. We thought we got a steal from Auburn, when it turned out the kid just liked to steal.
2. It’s sad when Tony Mandarich is your school’s 2nd biggest bust of all time, with the first spot taken by Charles Rogers. I should’ve seen the trouble back when the big “When there’s Smoke…there’s Fire” poster adorned Spartan Stadium. Three months later, Smoker was in rehab, Bobby Williams was gone, the onset of the John L. era was upon us, and Rogers began his 4-week career in the NFL next September.
3. Slightly less bushy eyebrows. Although my job has a Eugene Levy impersonator has never been more booming (which is to say, I’ve finally gotten a hit on Craig’s List).
4. I will take Brazil’s Carneval. I know the abundance of bunda might shut down EDSBS, but I all think it’s a risk we’re willing to take.
April 29th, 2008 at 3:00 pm
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Brian O'Blivion says:
1. I’ll see your Bobby Sabelhous and raise you a Steve Shipp.
2. Gerard Warren? Bleh. He’s got nothing on Huey Richardson. Richardson was a first round pick, was not injured in any way, and DID NOT REGISTER A TACKLE OR MEASURABLE STATISTIC in the NFL. He played exactly 5 games for Pittsburgh before being traded for a 7th round pick, and then despite playing several more games for the Redskins and Jets, had no statistics. None.
3. A short game.
4. Absinthe. The real stuff.
April 29th, 2008 at 3:06 pm
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DanF says:
1- Anthony Morelli and Austin Scott – Yes, that was a scout rated 5 star backfield we trouted out this year.
2- Courtney Brown, Curtis Enis, Blair Thomas, Kijana Carter, Lavar Arrington I could probably go on.
3- I’d like the ability to feel, appear and smell as if I’d just showered but never have to.
4- “Siesta”
April 29th, 2008 at 3:07 pm
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NativeSon says:
“After going through spring practice before the 1999 season, Olmstead decided to leave. He’s now at Vanderbilt, backing up starter Greg Zolman. So far his biggest contribution has been tipping defensive players to UF’s audible calls, which frustrated the Gators and helped Vandy stay close in last year’s 13-6 loss to UF at the Swamp.”
Class move, Olmstead. Fucking fuck.
April 29th, 2008 at 3:07 pm
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AllWhoYonder says:
Orson, I could be wrong but I believe it is Linens n Things which will be closing. I know this is a bit nit picky since they’re essentially the same store, but retail real estate is (unfortunately) something I know too much about…
April 29th, 2008 at 3:09 pm
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CincySooner says:
1) Brent Rawls: Highly touted recruit from Evangel Christian. In Spring 2001 he Stood up in his church to declare his allegiance to the Sooners. Hybl was giong to babysit the offense for a year and then hand over the reins to Rawls.
In fall 2001 he got drunk, fell out of the back of a pickup truck and brained himself on the curb. As soon as he recovered, he broke his hand in practice making a tackle after and interception. He never played a down at OU.
2) Hmmm.. I’d have to go with the injury plagued Rocky Calmus. He’s still got a chance to turn it around, but I just don’t see it happening.
3) I draft the ability to dunk… I’ve always wanted to do that.
4) I draft a viable energy policy. Either that or the pyramids, which are totally awesome.
April 29th, 2008 at 3:11 pm
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Signal to Noise says:
1. I’m probably being unfair here, but Emmanuel Moody’s quit and transfer act when he couldn’t beat out a myriad of tailbacks last season rings in my head. The sad thing is that he probably would have seen plenty of time in the Trojan backfield in 2007 given the nagging injuries.
2. Mike Williams. Of course, it doesn’t help being drafted by Matt Millen to play in Detroit, but eating yourself up to makeshift tight end and then drummed out after a very short tenure with the Raiders….oof.
3. Abs would be nice, but I’m going to go with visual art ability. I’d like to be able to draw and paint well.
4. European socialized health care (although all suggestions offered before this one are very well thought out.)
April 29th, 2008 at 3:19 pm
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kleph says:
dunno about the unqualified australia pick there, orson. it means you gotta take pauline hanson as well. in fact, i’m surprised you didn’t choose to impart our future gringo generations with an infusion of the highest quality latino bunda south of the darien gap.
April 29th, 2008 at 3:21 pm
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Crabapple Buck says:
1. Maurice Clarrett. One season where he was injured in all or part of 5 games, 1200+ yards and the future looked bright. Wonder whatever happened to him….
2. Andy Katzenmoyer, drafted by the Pats, hurt his neck and no more football. Tom Cousineau was the #1 pick for Buffalo way back and didn’t pan out too well either.
3. Can I have my youth back?
4. Australia got the criminals while we got the puritans. They know they got the better part of that deal. They also speak english, so I say make them the 51st state.
April 29th, 2008 at 3:27 pm
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Vairish84 says:
For the Fightin Irish
There are many highly rated guys that didn’t pan out, the one I would choose is Ron Powlus. He didn’t win either Heisman predicted for him. In fairness, to have met expectations, he would have had to heal cripples at halftime. He did have a solid career though so I am not sure it is fair to him. Is it possible to hold all the passing records and have not panned out? Nice guy as well. If not him, Mike McNair. Who? Exactly.
Rick Mirer. Stil surprises me he did as poorly in the NFL.
I would like the ability to finish a marathon in under 4 hours.
From the outside world, Canada. It would be ours already if Benedict Arnold had been a better general before he became a traitor, we just let them think they are on their own. Now even their dollar and ours are interchangeable.
April 29th, 2008 at 3:29 pm
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UgasTexan says:
1. Quincy Carter.
2. Quincy Carter.
3. Run a sub 4 minute mile and have indestructible internal organs.
4. All the world’s oil and beef cattle. Then I could drive my F-150 every day without guilt and eat steaks everyday without breaking the bank.
April 29th, 2008 at 3:30 pm
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Snowflake the Dog says:
This was tough-
1) Gotta go with Ryan Mallett, only because of the hype, and then the flameout/transfer. Sure, it might be early, but I’ve already judged.
2) David Terrell. Man, I thought he was going to succeed.
3) I’ll take hyper-metabolism. Eat what I want, and then have it burn off.
4) For the US? The Soviet Union’s state-sponsored atheism. Enough, Jebus freaks.
April 29th, 2008 at 3:44 pm
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PW says:
1. Brock Berlin
2. gotta agree with you on Gerard Warren…we haven’t had many sure-fire NFL team-changers (think Peyton Manning) period, much less ones who have been busts
3. a sweet, unkempt ’stache
4. When my brother was in Iraq, he said the people would fire guns into the air to celebrate everything (weddings, national soccer team winning, Uday and Qusay getting killed, etc.). I’d like to see the same kind of firearm-related exuberance around here.
April 29th, 2008 at 3:53 pm
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hawkeye says:
1. Albert Means probation. Ugh. You’d think $150 K would buy a decent defensive tackle, but noooo. Fuck. My brother was at Bama when he reported freshman year at a scat 375 lbs. Apparently, his mother religiously followed the menu they gave him to “train” on, only she DEEP FRIED EVERYTHING.
2. Paging Keith McCants… Which of these is not like the other ones: Cornelius Bennet, Derrick Thomas, Keith McCants?
3. The ability to dunk a basketball. Imagine the shock and surprise on the court as a 6′, 260 lbs white guy rocks the rim.
4. 45.8 BB barrels of high-grade crude oil. In my backyard.
April 29th, 2008 at 3:53 pm
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jakldawg says:
1. Dontae Walker. From Parade All-American, to booed at Senior Day, to Parchman Farm.
With honorable mention to anyone not named Jerious from 2002’s “Top 15″ recruiting class who proceeded to win 8 SEC games during their tenure.
2. Eric Brown. Played “dog”back/safety and could light some folks up. Got drafted by my favorite team! then never did much.
3. ESP so I could sense when my boss was about to bust me for wasting time posting on sports blALT+TAB…
4. France’s 35 hour work week. Or Japanese beer vending machines.
April 29th, 2008 at 4:00 pm
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NOLAcane says:
1. Fire Marshall Willie Williams
2. William Joseph. The jury is out on whether or not Jerome McDougle had achieved bust status before or after his gunshot wound.
3. Work Ethic.
4. German beer; and the boots they drink it from.
April 29th, 2008 at 4:15 pm
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Bottagetta says:
1. Recently Leon Hart at AU. We “stole” the four star from SoCar and never panned out. He never really grasped the Hugh Nall o-line scheme (reportedly because he couldn’t chop block).
2. I could go the obvious route and say Aundray Bruce, but that’d be too easy. Instead I would have to go with either Tracy Rocker or (brace yoself) Bo Jackson. The latter obviously due to the injury and “dabbling” in baseball. Now which leghumper is going to match me with one of Herschel”s many personalities?
3. I would love to have a metabolism. I hear they are handy.
4. Five…Five dollar…Five dollar footlongs.
April 29th, 2008 at 4:16 pm
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Chester Copperpot says:
1. Brock Berlin could nearly play this role for two teams. But let’s give it to Kyle Wright. (I’m sure there were some choice busts back in the old heyday of the 80s, but that is before my time.)
2. Philip Buchanon was lock-down college cornerback in 2001, 1st-rd pick by the Raiders. I’m sure he is still playing in the league, but the standards of NFL U are perennial pro-bowler or bust.
3. I would be able to breathe underwater.
4. I would take Israel and put it in Alaska or North Dakota or Utah. Peace in the Middle East!
April 29th, 2008 at 4:31 pm
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That 5.0 Guy says:
1. Pat Julmiste – highly overrated QB prospect with little range on his passes. He was the master of the high-rainbow interception. We haven’t had a huge history, but he’s the best flop we’ve got.
2. Kawikka Mitchell – he was expected to be a consistent cover linebacker in the NFL. He’s been streaky and got a nice contract out of Buffalo after the Giants won the SB. He wouldn’t have been there if the Giants hadn’t had an injury exodus of their linebacking corps. Again, nit-picking.
3. The ability to communicate with people’s minds directly, like Spock. Remember Star Trek VI when Spock essentially mind-rapes that one chick? I’d like to be able to do that both for good and malevolence and at a distance. So, essentially, Telepathy. Hey, Patrick Steware totally wants to use it make a movie about getting laid.
http://patrickstewart.ytmnd.com/
4. I’ll ditto the Euro-style medical system. I cut my leg pretty badly on a trip in France and got patched up without charge or any paperwork. It took significantly less time than it would in the US as well.
April 29th, 2008 at 4:33 pm
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Billy in Baton Rouge says:
1. Xavier Carter may be the fastest man on the planet — but he’s got more arrests than touchdowns, quit football in two years to stick with track full time (which is when he started getting in trouble), and his most noteworthy achievement on the field was kneeling a kickoff on the FUCKING ONE YARD LINE at Georgia in 2004 (slams head in desk drawer).
2. Michael Clayton was one of the best pure football players I ever watched at LSU — he tore it up his rookie year for the Bucs, and it’s been all downhill since. I wish I knew what went wrong with him.
3. Ozzie’s alcohol tolerance (without the liver damage). Being able to chug grain alcohol on demand and not feel a thing would be impressive, even by Louisiana’s standards.
4. English supermodels. Remember when models were curvy and had giant tits?
April 29th, 2008 at 4:33 pm
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Allahver Fist says:
Does getting baked with Olmstead back in Gainesville count for anything?
April 29th, 2008 at 4:38 pm
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spartanmike says:
1. I always thought Sedrick Irvin would be more than he was.
2. This one is easy…Tony Mandarich. All of the research has been done ont his already.
3. #25, you beat me to it. Crossing over and then throwing down a mean tomohawk jam on some unsuspecting balla would be worth half of my takehome pay…(think Baron Davis over AK-47 in the playoffs last year)
4. Cuba. Buying at a low here, people…that place will be so awesomefuckingcool when it opens up.
April 29th, 2008 at 4:41 pm
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bnb614 says:
Alabama doesn’t have to worry about anyone in the 2008 NFL draft not living up to expectations, since they didn’t have a single player drafted for the first time since 1970.
Although maybe any player who wasn’t drafted this year should be the answer to question 1 after losing to .
April 29th, 2008 at 4:59 pm
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bnb614 says:
UL-Monroe
April 29th, 2008 at 5:00 pm
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RanchyBalls says:
1. Brock Berlin. He was pathetic. Then he went to da’ U and somehow got worse.
2. My new favorite fact of the day… Steve Spurrier drafted ahead of Griese.
3. The ability to run run faster than a 5.5 40. I’m not asking for much here God.
4. The country of Belgium. Good chocolate and even better beer.
April 29th, 2008 at 5:10 pm
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Blazin says:
1. Few at USC remember the VHT Ryan Knight. If listen hard in an empty L.A. Coliseum, you can still hear the echoes of “Ryan Knight on the carry for no gain”
2. Darrell Russell. TOP THAT!!!!
3. The ability to talk dirty to a woman and have her respond in favor.
4. New Zealand’s Mauris. Always disarming to hear a bad ass looking dude speak with a Kiwi accent. This occured to me at Lake Taupau when I heard one of the natives tell me that marijuana was illegal in New Zealand because “it was a noxious weed.”
April 29th, 2008 at 6:10 pm
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TrinityEer says:
As a Steeler fan, all I can say is – Huey Richardson. That might have been as bad as the 94 Sugar Bowl. Of course, even time dictates that FSU provides Huey Richardson II in the form of Lawrence Timmons last year. It will be interesting to see if Timmons’ first year will be known more for playing 10 or snaps all year of that one of them was injuring Ricky Williams.
As for recuits: Osa Nosa. Go to a WVU board and just post those words and watch the repsonse.
April 29th, 2008 at 6:15 pm
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Big Jon says:
1) Derek Shaw signed at Arizona State as the #1 HS QB recruit in the country but never learned the playbook. Since he was stuck behind Keller and Carpenter before Sam split for Lincoln, he transferred to Texas Tech and never even practiced with the team before he was made to walk the plank for the sticky icky. He was also booted from Fresno City CC for the weed, so I’ll go with him.
2) Erik Flowers was drafted something like 12th overall by Buffalo in the late 90’s, and you’ve never heard of him.
3) Athletic ability. With my size (6′8″, 310 lbs) and a speck of strength, speed off the ball, or agility, I’d be the one packing a midget in my suitcase.
4) Whoever said siesta is the winner.
April 29th, 2008 at 6:16 pm
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socalbryan says:
1. Whitney Lewis – number one rated WR in class of 2003. Was considered the gem of the Reggie Bush/JD Booty/Lendale White recruiting class.
2. Mike Williams
3. The ability to fart on command… or whistle very loudly.
4. A must concur on Australia. However, in order to be original, I’m gonna say Mexico. Why? We fix their backwards economy and poor sanitation systems. We make good use of their enormous natural resources. We set up phat beach resorts. What do we get in return? No more illegal immigration… cuz they’d be legal already. Furthermore, we’d get to go to Ol’ Mexico without having to worry about those pesky federales planting a bag of weed in our trunk, requiring us to bribe them for our continued freedom.
April 29th, 2008 at 6:19 pm
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chg says:
Re 39.1- What was Southern Cal doing using a football scholarship on a really hot upper middle class white girl any way?
1. Derek Watson- Had a couple of big games, but you lived in constant fear of the phrase, “Did you hear the latest on Derek Watson?” Couldn’t even stay in school all four years.
2. Troy Williamson- Should’ve taken the coaches’ advice and came back for another year.
3. A do-over on the years from 18-24 with everything I know now. Cue Bob Seger.
4. The female population of Brazil and Russia.
April 29th, 2008 at 6:44 pm
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socalbryan says:
#24
as to your #4, we already have that. Please visit Los Angeles on July 4th or December 31st.
April 29th, 2008 at 6:50 pm
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Bobby Decatur says:
No shit. Carl Hiassen is going to have to start looking northward for new material soon. Once he starts in on the Highlands and Cashiers retiree action….a little something with golf, guns, and erectile aid abuse….you know the long and glorious Fucked Up Florida run is over.
April 29th, 2008 at 7:43 pm
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Will says:
1. Has to be Gary Brashears. The Parade All-American hype couldn’t even displace a kid who was brought on *from the intramural fields* brotha!
2. Tough tough call. I’ll give it to Quentin ‘Get in Mah Belly RB’ Caver; Jones can still redeem himself, as he’s at least still playing 10 downs a game.
3.The ability to say the exactly correct thing, at the exactly correct moment. All else would follow.
4. I live in Western Europe, and I wouldn’t wish that kind of health care on my worst enemy’s dog. I’m working on getting my Swiss-Irish wife Americanized (she already understands that Hating Alabama is as All-American as it gets); I’d go with the primary reason live where I do; Irish whiskey.
April 29th, 2008 at 7:51 pm
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MCab says:
1. I’ll get back to you after this season about Perilloux.
2. I was hoping Rohan Davey would do much better than he did. Still baffles me to this day. Glad Eddie Kennison and Kevin Faulk did great.
3. The ability to read people better than a 30 yea-career NYPD detective.
4. A true pedestrian/bicycle culture in our cities.
April 29th, 2008 at 8:03 pm
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bevo says:
1. I am not up on hyped players because I really do not follow recruiting boards. I know. I am a crappy fanatic. For pure washout factor after so much brilliance, I will go with Ramonce Taylor. He looked great the year Texas won its most recent MNC.
2. You could go with Ricky Williams, Cedric Benson, or soon Jamaal Charles, but I am pulling out the history books. Kenneth Sims, who was the first player taken in the 1982 draft. Despite playing seven seasons, Sims managed to play one complete season, and was never an All-Pro selection.
3. Per Mr. Tony, The patience not to swing a snow shovel at the many, many people whose actions warrant such an act.
4. Great suggestions especially the easy Canadian girls, Iraq culture, bike culture, and Cubans. I prefer though Canada’s tolerance for ganja.
April 29th, 2008 at 9:02 pm
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bevo says:
I wish I could blame this on ganja, but I have only myself to blame. I mean to type Iraqi oil, not Iraqi culture. Who the hell wants Iraqi culture?
That’s like living in Lubbock without the fun.
April 29th, 2008 at 9:06 pm
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DC Trojan says:
1. Todd Marinovich
2. Todd Marinovich.
3. I could fix the various middle-age carcass failures, but I’d rather be able to sing like Sam or Dave – either one would be fine.
4. Terrace chants / songs from English and Scottish soccer to college football – the only thing missing from CFB as far as I am concerned.
April 29th, 2008 at 9:56 pm
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SpookyJuice says:
FOR FUCKS SAKE!!!! I totally spaced and forgot about EDSBS live. Shit. I blame GTA4…..for being the best game ever made. Damnit, I was ready to get my EDSBS on……and I’m still calling one day and pretending to be a Northwestern fan when I get a chance. It’s going to be amazing.
April 29th, 2008 at 10:26 pm
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SpookyJuice says:
Anyway….was the show good tonight? Actually, I was wanting to listen to last weeks show again….is it still looping?
April 29th, 2008 at 10:41 pm
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Z says:
1. Brian Davis….great back couldn’t find the classroom
2. Bob Buczkowski, #24 pick by the Raiders in 1986….was recently arrested for running a drug and prostitution ring.
3. Flying would be cool.
4. Oktoberfest….with the buxom blonde German gals…
April 29th, 2008 at 11:58 pm
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MJRuffalo1 says:
1. This one is a no brainer, Whitney Lewis. He was the most highly touted recruit of USC’s recruiting clas that included 12 draft picks with 9 1st day picks and one more player who is projected 1st rounder for next year. such as Reggie Bush, Steve Smith, Lendale White etc.. Even a few years down the road after WHitney Lewis was shown to be a bust, you would still have fans clmaoring for the kid. He finally transferred to a 1AA school.
2. Todd Maranovich
3. I would love to have the ability to jus fall asleep anywhere and anytime I wanted to.\
4. This one is a tough one. It is either Sharia law or Brazilian tranny’s. Sucks that you have to choose between the 2.
April 30th, 2008 at 12:16 am
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Studley says:
SpookyJuice @ 49, 50 – You missed the best show ever IMO. Lots of sirens, sound effects, and cackling. Holly made a cameo appearance at the end.
April 30th, 2008 at 6:03 am
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Studley says:
My four answers:
1. Cecil “The Diesel” Collins – He had that breakout game and was part of the first Running Back-By-Commitee regime at LSU. Then he broke his leg and decided that sleepwalking into women’s bedrooms to cuddle would be awesome therapy for him, thus earning him the nickname, “Cuddle Monster”.
2. JaMarcus Russell – the jury is still out on him, and I really hope I’m proven wrong. While he has mad skills, he also has some annoying tendencies that cost LSU some games and almost blew a few others. I still can’t believe he was the top pick in ‘07 (I’m happy a Tiger has reached this plateau, I just can’t believe he was the one to do it).
3. Mind control – anytime, anywhere, anyone. I promise to use this power only for good. There are a few political leaders in this world who deserve to have me alter their thoughts, so we can stop being a world in crisis.
4. Cabo, Puerto Vallarta, Jamaica, and Switzerland. Lovely playgrounds, one and all. Simply bolt them on the four corners of this country, plug and play. In lieu of that, I’d like to import the Euro to replace the American Peso, I mean, Dollar. It’s time to go back to having a currency that doesn’t suck when you travel elsewhere (or buy anything here, for that matter).
April 30th, 2008 at 6:32 am
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Dante says:
1. Quincy Carter
2. Quincy Carter
3. I’d like the ability to sucker millions in NFL signing money from teams who see me perform well at a few non-scrimmage football drills at a training combine. See Flacco for an example.
4. I’d like the BBC. Sure we can get BBC America but that’s like getting a BBC’s best-of as picked by someone who despises British television and then putting it on a one year delay.
April 30th, 2008 at 7:55 am
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Pants McPants says:
Crabapple, while Clarett seems like an obvious choice, he did give us one stellar season and help us win an NC, so I think he showed his potential before freaking out.
I’d have to go with Mike D’Andrea, just ahead of Justin Zwick. Both were 5 stars who never panned out at all, D’Andrea was ranked the top defensive player in the country by some recruiting sources.
April 30th, 2008 at 8:27 am
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Will (the other one) says:
1. Quincy Carter
2. Jonathan Sullivan (seriously, first round pick, was very good his last year at UGA and he does jack and shit in NOLA)
3. Abs that don’t require special diets or working out to maintain (and have that “V” shape on the sides too.
4. Europe’s vacation policies and attitudes towards sex/nudity.
Because we’d all be happier with breasts on tv, less guilt after sex, and more time off.
April 30th, 2008 at 12:48 pm
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Spazzy McGee says:
1. Joe Ayoob
2. Kyle freaking Boller
3. A car that runs on rivalry hatred.
4. Those clicky-clack sign thingies from train stations in Europe, like in that Bourne movie. Put them everywhere. Everywhere.
April 30th, 2008 at 2:37 pm