FULMER CUPDATE: HAWAII QB DISPLAYS TERRIBLE AIM, CONTROL
Hawaii's stayed with a slightly more run-heavy but still pass-wacky offensive attack in the Greg McMackin era, a wide-open attack requiring a quarterback not necessarily with cannonade arm strength, but definitely demanding some degree of accuracy.
The person to run such an attack would be a Timmy Chang or Colt Brennan, and most definitely not Bryce Kalauokaaea, walk-on qb charged with first-degree terroristic threatening and fourth-degree criminal property damage. Kaluokeaasddeaaaeeiiiaa (damn your vowelwhore of a language) threatened his girlfriend with a knife and also held a dog hostage in an extremely poor display of marksmanship on April 12th.

This kind of had to go here. You don't want the results for "dog knife."
First, kaluoa--THE QB GUY, dammit--got in to an argument with his pregnant girlfriend, which will happen. Nothing going wrong here in an abnormal sense, as young people staring down the barrel of an impending childbirth are wont to fight. It's after the departure when the girlfriend comes back for the laptop that things go awry.
Then, Unspellable QB guy decides to get a "two-pointed knife" and win back his lady's heart the old-fashioned way: by threatening to kill her dog. Clearly unfamiliar with this particular move from the Tom Sizemore Book of Dating and Lovetype Things, she begged him to stop pointing the Klingon Death Weapon/ Hawaiian James Cook-Filet-er at the dog. He obliged, and brought her close, held her, and then did what lovers do: threatened to kill her.
Overwhelmed by this, she immediately realized the error of her ways and stayed waited until he stopped, let her go, and then ran like hell for the door. Then Unspellable Qb Guy put on the kind of throwing display troubling scouts and local prosecutors alike, throwing a glass at the woman (and missing,) improperly blocking a screen door, and punching not the woman or a bystander, but instead heaving a few fist-passes at her car.
The charges alone--assuming both are felonies--are six points, but the bonus point for threatening both a pregnant woman and dog earn seven points for Hawaii, taking them to a commanding 16 point total giving them the team lead for the moment. QB guy was probably released on bail, will not jump bail for fear of seeing Dog the Bounty Hunter's hair and weeping for humanity, and is looking for a quality Alonzo Spellman Dog Saw if you've got one lying around.
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BRAVO (golf clap)…. well done sir….. Well Done…. narration was spotless, …. BRAVO…. my day is complete…..
by The Holy Grail on Apr 30, 2009 11:33 AM EDT reply actions
Hawaii: It’s like north Florida, with poi. And more vowels.
/brought to you by the Hawaii Department of Tourism.
by MaconDawg on Apr 30, 2009 11:48 AM EDT reply actions
Are we sure the ODDLY NAMED QB wasn’t wearing a burlap sack over his head?
by ChasingMizzou on Apr 30, 2009 12:46 PM EDT reply actions
McMackin may be leading the Fulmer Cup, but let’s not forget that he’s doing it with June Jones’s recruits.
(Still trying to justify having SMU in my preseason top ten. Perhaps I was a year too early on that.)
by DevilGrad on Apr 30, 2009 12:48 PM EDT reply actions
How dare this Kaluokeaasddeaaaeeiiiaasshole attempt to threaten my beloved Bulls’ lead!
by Bull_Gator on Apr 30, 2009 1:21 PM EDT reply actions
Add MTSU to the Fulmer Cup standings: http://www.murfreesboropost.com/news.php?viewStory=16858
by BigBarryB on Apr 30, 2009 1:43 PM EDT reply actions
“Nothing going wrong here in an abnormal sense, as young people staring down the barrel of an impending childbirth are wont to fight.”
That’s not exclusive to “young people” mind you.
“He obliged, and brought her close, held her, and then did what lovers do: threatened to kill her. "
That kind of prose deserves Fabio on the cover.
by GamecockTony on Apr 30, 2009 1:52 PM EDT reply actions
“This kind of had to go here. You don’t want the results for ‘dog knife.’”
What are you talking about? This is awesome: http://www.guy-sports.com/fun_pictures/dog_knife.jpg
by John on Apr 30, 2009 2:47 PM EDT reply actions
Swindle, while you’re at it, post the NL cover with Che Guevara getting a pie in the face. Surely it will apply to a good thread, as that month’s title was “Is Nothing Sacred?”
by yoyofutbawl on Apr 30, 2009 3:31 PM EDT reply actions
So would a two-pointed knife look more like a primitive fork?
They recently released a DVD-Rom with full copies of the complete run of National Lampoon. It’s no more than $30 on ebay. The stuff from the early and mid seventies before political correctness came along is amazing and the old advertisements are almost as entertaining.
by sonofsamford on Apr 30, 2009 5:30 PM EDT reply actions
What ever possessed my mother to get me a subscription to National Lampoon for my 15th birthday, I will never know. But thank you mom.
The narration of this crime of passion was top flight, Spring practice level. Well done.
by bevo on May 2, 2009 10:59 PM EDT reply actions

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