FULMER CUPDATE: ALL QUIET SAVE FOR THE LICENSE BANDIT OF TAMPA
The Fulmer Cup quantifies the offseason foibles and misbehavior of college football athletes so you, the college football fan looking to taunt with confidence, can safely accuse someone of having a school more prone to criminal behavior than yours. This week's sole update comes to you from Tampa, a good place to commit misdemeanors or suffer a stroke while shopping for adult diapers, since you'll never be alone in doing either.
USF racks up the only points of the week when DT Keith McCaskill, lacking even a convincing fake license like the one depicted above, was pulled over for driving on a "cancelled, suspended, or revoked license" this past weekend. It's only a point, but it does put the defending champions on the board in the Fulmer Cup for 2010. That's one point for USF in the Fulmer Cup, with no bonus points awarded unless McCaskill actually produced that very license to officers when pulled over by them.
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Smirnoff, West Virginia is beautiful this time of year.
by MrRedDevil on Jan 27, 2010 12:29 PM EST reply actions
Wonder if the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles has one of those portable offices like a bloodmobile so USF can call them up and have them park on campus to let their football players FUCKING TAKE CARE OF THIS SHIT. I swear we have 2-3 of these every year, and I don’t think it’s because we have overzealous Athens-style cops running around.
by JD on Jan 27, 2010 12:45 PM EST reply actions
Don’t make fun of Athens cops; would you want unlicensed scooterers running rampant in your town? I didn’t think so.
by Sundawg on Jan 27, 2010 12:52 PM EST reply actions
I know I’m worked up about this. But USF does seem to lead the nation in license-related crimes.
And also pistol-whippings.
by JD on Jan 27, 2010 12:54 PM EST reply actions
Why Sundawg, down here on the Souf Kuhlina coast we have unlicensed scooterers (less than 40 cc) everywhere. That’s how you get around after they pull your license for DUI. We also have kids on electric golf carts roaming the streets of subdivisions and the barrier islands.
by SC_Eer on Jan 27, 2010 1:04 PM EST reply actions
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOBACKONTHABOARDBITCHESWOOOOOOOOO. Sorry. I agree with JD, the police patrolling could laughably be referred to as “lax” down here on campus (unless it the bike stealing time of year). You go 5+ over on any of the roads surrounding campus, however, its your ass.
by Bull_Gator on Jan 27, 2010 7:12 PM EST reply actions
Seeing that bottle of Smirnoff reminds me of the time I was in the duty-free shop in Hamilton, Bermuda, and the Amurricans in line ahead of me were bitching to the clerk that the stuff “wasn’t any less expensive here than back home.”
Talk about unclear on the concept.
OTOH, the Havanas I picked up at the tobacconist’s down the street were quite nice.
by An 'eer with a Beer on Jan 27, 2010 7:13 PM EST reply actions
6-3, 145lbs? Dude…eat something. The alcohol is not doing it—you’re going to blow away.
by Nate on Jan 28, 2010 8:25 AM EST reply actions
Shades of the Old Dirty Bastard album cover for “Return to the 36 Chambers.”
Only not as gully.
by justin hampton on Jan 28, 2010 4:27 PM EST reply actions
Fulmer Cup
Michigan State, which is now known as Misdemeanor State, pretty much wrapped up the Fulmer Cup when at least 11 of their players participated in a premeditated gang raid on a frat house in which a couple of women were beaten down. Although the original reports were of between 14-18 players involved, the two players who were charged yesterday put the number of players chagred in the incident at 11.
I guess allowing Glenn Winston to go directly from jail (for sucker-punching a hockey player) to the practice field wasn’t such a great idea in retrospect. He did demonstrate a lot of charisma, though, when the players all preferred to follow him instead of obeying team rules set by the coaching staff.
I guess Winston and friends really “smoked ’em.”

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