YOUR SCHOOL’S UNIQUE AROMA
They’re creating designer fragrances for each school. Since we haven’t visited every campus of the football teams we follow, we have to rely on their football programs as the chemical basis for the scents we’ve created for them.
L’Hamme, By Charlie Weis. Redolent of ham, flimflammery. Pricing available upon request, but on the DL we’ll tell you that it will cost you $20 mil a bottle.

It’s like a nose full of ham…and the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl.
‘Cane Mutiny: Ladies, proceed without fear of offense. Because they have no offense. Smells strongly of bowls in the Mountain and Western time zones.
Nights in Dave Clawson, only from Designer Impostor.
Hearts in Dantonio: An opening bouquet of cussedness, following notes of burning tires and sandalwood, finishes with strong tones of existential rage and despair. Bottle comes with free tie.
BieleMan: A heady mix of beer, cheese, beer, cheese, beer, cheese, beer, cheese, beer, cheese, beer, cheese, and a finish on the nose of beer and cheese with beer and cheese. Beer. Cheese.
George O’Leary’s Rhabdomyolysis. Designed for the man who likes to push personal scent to the extreme, George O’Leary’s Rhabdomyolysis is not recommended for those with compromised immune systems
Dab o’Swinney: We can’t really identify any of this shit, but it sure looks like it belongs on your dressing table.
Kiffykins For Her, by Sanrio: Triple-distilled rosa damascena water.
Patern’eau: Redolent of Old Spice, cappicola sausage, old books, and with just a hint of Feiffer’s Theraputic Camphor Rub For The Dolors and Aches of Thy Twilight Years.”
Urban Meyer’s BURN. One quart pure kerosene. Apply to target. Light match. Delight in the aroma. And the screaming.
Les Miles Jitter Colada. Les Miles Jitter Colada: an eclectic mix of black pepper and imitation pina colada scents designed to irritate and half-soothe the senses simultaneously. When you have her on her 4th drink with one to go for success, it’s Jitter Colada that will entice and irritate her into your arms for the night.
Hawkeyes: A Scent for Iowans. Based on the rich, challenging scent of Chloroform, Hawkeyes is to be worn on the wrist only, and not inhale by the wearer themselves. An invisible but powerful undercurrent of GHB ensures a night to remember….mostly.
Cool Plodder, by Jim Tressel: Just repackaged unlicensed knock-off Old Spice with undertones of formaldehyde from bargain-basement, unregulated Asian chemical plants. It worked for Woody Hayes, though, whose glance could knock the knickers off a broad at fifty paces.
Dennis Erickson’s Lonely Sailor. Bathtub gin, cigar, Turtle Wax…it’s all there, everything you expect from original Lonely Sailor himself. With top notes of volcanic ash that suggest an unforgettable adventure, no matter how you try.
Ty Willingham’s “Zero” An empty bottle. Retail price, 6 million dollars total.









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BrooklynGator says:
@33
In the Fantasy Draft that is this post, I was surprised that Gundy lasted that long sans scent
December 12th, 2008 at 3:24 pm
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Boink the Doinker says:
GoldenRodair…..for Rodriguez and the Wolverine faithful….it looks like piss, but smells like a fart
December 12th, 2008 at 3:35 pm
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The Snake will Drive Again! says:
#24 & #26 – hilarious.
“Wrong Way Bo”…a strong yet pleasing combination of Bo Jackson’s ball sweat, Pat Dye’s favorite buorbon, water from Lake Martin, puss from Tony Franklin’s head injury, blood from Brandon Cox and Coke from previously unopened 1957 NC bottles. They can’t keep the stuff on the shelves in Lee County.
December 12th, 2008 at 3:44 pm
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Laugh says:
#42 That reminds me of the actual footage I found of Charlie Strong approaching Jay Jacobs regarding the opening at Auburn.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3hTKdsq6FY
December 12th, 2008 at 3:47 pm
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The Tusk says:
Destiny, by Mike Price – hints of stale beer, cigarette smoke, cheap perfume and $1,000 in room-service food.
Corporate cards not accepted. Purchase invalidates $10MM, 7-yr contract and sends buyer to El Paso.
December 12th, 2008 at 3:51 pm
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Turf says:
Flirtatious – by Bobby Petrino.
December 12th, 2008 at 3:58 pm
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Turd Ferguson says:
Harpeaux, by Gary Pinkel: Smelling heavily of hops, tobacco and scorched-earth, with just a hint of a wheaty smell put in at the insistence of the farm companies that always run ads on KMOX during games. Leaves you with a sense of crushing disappointment, but for some odd reason you always come back for it knowing that this time could be better.
December 12th, 2008 at 3:59 pm
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Brian O'Blivion says:
Eau de Bahr. Hints of must, decomp, and golden flake.
ESS OHH ESS. Thinks your cologne sucks and just reported you to the authorities for smelling bad. Hints of cock, sweat, arrogance and general fuck you’edness. Spray makes sound of click-clack.
Herbs by Urban Meyer. Stare. You know you want this cologne. Stare. Herbs. Stare.
December 12th, 2008 at 4:10 pm
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DC Trojan says:
Eau d’angels – smells like sunshine and winning. Heavy concentration – eg about 90,000 people on a Saturday afternoon – tends towards smug.
December 12th, 2008 at 4:18 pm
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sevenDs says:
Scent [Redacted]
For those with less discriminating standards who are content with one special moment every few seasons.
December 12th, 2008 at 4:23 pm
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DrB says:
Desire-Nick Saban
Guaranteed to convince any coach to come to whomever shows the most interest in him at any one time.
December 12th, 2008 at 4:31 pm
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GamecockTony says:
Ted @36 wins.
If you don’t already work in marketing, you should.
“O’Brien’s Musk” – 1/3 parts Buttermilk, Eau de Jordan Lake and Charles River.
December 12th, 2008 at 4:54 pm
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TIMMMAAY says:
What? No snake oil for Rodriguez?
December 12th, 2008 at 6:33 pm
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Signal to Noise says:
The Game – Bob Stoops.
For when you haven’t had any in the past four years when it counts.
December 12th, 2008 at 7:07 pm
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tomcat says:
Saved! by Mark Richt:
Smacks mostly of hedges, with subtle hints of frankincense, myrrh, and knowshon moreno sweat. wearer is initially enticing to all, but the effect wears off halfway through the year except, for a precious few whose defenses are powerless against it (just ask our satisfied customer, one W. Martinez). Shining light from above sold separately.
not sold in Tuscaloosa, Gainesville, or the I-285 corridor in GA, whose citizens apparently aren’t in need of salvation.
December 13th, 2008 at 2:35 am
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go dawgs says:
Orson, thank you so much for always keeping UW in your thoughts. Tryrone deserves all of it, and then some
Welcome Coach Sark
December 14th, 2008 at 5:11 am
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www.southbendblarney.com says:
Which are available at high priced outlets, and which do you get at JC Penney’s?
December 14th, 2008 at 2:28 pm