[NAME REDACTED] GOES ON PLANEBOAT, IMPROVES IT
[NAME REDACTED] caught the USO troop touring bug, visiting sailors on the USS John C. Stennis and even participating in a number of the activities on the ship. They let him drive the ship, work around some planes, and even let him land a plane!
Sadly, there were no “Chimp versus Navy SEALs” games during [NAME REDACTED]’s visit.
Again, good on any coach who spends his free time doing something like this, even if he’s on our permanent angercrack list.
ps. Spurrier and Willingham set to dual visit the S.S. Byron Nelson, strictly for patriotic purposes only.












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I apologize for the jarring nature of that return to football from the comments of #11 and #12.
Comment by Craig — June 3, 2008 @ 8:44 pm
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There are no recruits on that carrier! Aren’t there some vacant lots in Illinois with football games he can “accidently” drop in on? If he can’t talk to the high school recruits there are plenty of junior high kids out there. You can’t start the process too soon.
Comment by Craig — June 3, 2008 @ 8:41 pm
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RIP Scott.
Comment by Otis — June 3, 2008 @ 7:26 pm
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The Navy SEAL featured in this clip is Scott Helvenston, the youngest person to ever complete SEAL training (he was 17). He worked as a military advisor in Hollywood and also participated in a few military related shows before going to Iraq with Blackwater in 2004. He was one of the four contractors killed by insurgents in the Fallujah ambush in March of 2004.
Comment by PSUtim — June 3, 2008 @ 4:17 pm