THE CURIOUS INDEX, 3/9/2010
BIG 8 ACTION COMIN' ATCHA! If you don't thank the football gods for HD every day, you should struck down by the weight of a ten film canisters falling on your head from orbit.
Doubly curious: the sight of a Nebraska quarterback in a highlight film not named "Frazier" or "Frost" in highlight films, and the lack of cloud cover emanating from the stands we would have expected from a CU crowd in 1984.
YARR, PREPARE TO BE DEPOSED. Mike Leach returns to Lubbock to give his deposition, which could be emotional for him, but should be mitigated somewhat by the obvious transition from South Florida warmth and cerulean seas to the yellowy blankness of Lubbock. Leach, remember, is in exile in Key West. Other football coaches retreat to the golf course. Leach went to the Green Parrot. Leach therefore owns all other football coaches, because golf sucks, and the Green Parrot does not.
WE'LL JUST DO CHRISTMAS WITH THE TEAM. THEY'LL LOVE IT! Very rarely do you read the truth in a player comment about a bowl debacle, but corner Trevin Wade of the Arizona Wildcats has his own "theory" about why the Wildcats beshat themselves with such sputtering ferocity against Nebraska in the 33-0 Holiday Bowl debacle'ing.
"People wanted to go home for Christmas and see their families," he said. "I know it's all business and everything, but we're still college kids and people wanted to go home. Had they given us a couple days, people would have come back happy and ready to go." Hmm. Asked about that, quarterback Nick Foles said, "He might have something there but I don't know. I really have no comment on that."
Sounds like that "theory" we have about the connection between drinking half a bottle of vodka on Sunday night and the rest of the week feeling like a methodical beating by a large, angry man with a sledgehammer. A preposterous idea, we know, since Russians wouldn't have the power to steal ATMs singlehandedly without it, but a "theory" nonetheless.
THE RAGE OH GOD CUT HIS HEAD OFF HE'S INFECTED. Colorado, in year five of the Dan Hawkins EXPERIENCE (Zow! Fireworks! GEEE-TAAAAARRR!! ROCKET! YEAH!!!), has the whole thing figured out and solved. It's about disease, or plague, or AIDS or something. he top item on the agenda during the first offensive line meeting at Colorado this spring was "to eliminate the disease," second year line coach Denver Johnson said.
This ends with the most inspirational involuntary quarantine ever, and possibly Dan Hawkins in a delusional fit chasing "infected" players around with a chainsaw threatening to "cure" them. Take that for inappropriate contact with a player, Mark Mangino! ("I'll send you back there to hang out with your zombie friends on the corner, son!")
WELL PLAYED, RICK. Of course Rick Neuheisel was the first Pac-10 coach to make over a million a year. In the SEC we believe this was Spurrier--and if memory serves us correctly, Spurrier was the first to break the seven figure mark in college football overalll, and the first to make over 2 mil a year, as well.
I UNDERSTAND THE CONFUSION THAT HAS BEEN TEXAS A&M'S DEFENSE. Becoming Joe Kines' replacement is hard, but your folksiness rating approaches Yaw Bee Baw's when you have 80 first cousins on one side of your family, and therefore understand the total confusion that has been TAMU's defense in the post-RC Slocum era.
COUGH COUGH I'M NOT FEELING SO WELL I THINK MY HEART IS FEELING STOP-PY TODAY. Steve, you better take this one, I'm (sounds of Modern Warfare 2 in background) not feeling all that great today.
RICH RODRIGUEZ SHOULD REALLY STOP TALKING.
The media coverage of your program has been tough. In your opinion, has it been fair?
"That's an interesting question. I've never really thought about it much. You understand it's part of the job. A lot of people say there's so much more media coverage [at UM] but really, at West Virginia, we had quite a bit of media coverage, and good media coverage.
"Did RichRod just not grant us superiority over the West Virginia media?" Ann Arbor Media Scrutiny Force, assemble and strike for the Fourth Estate! <---most inflated sense of self-importance in any small media market ever and that includes Alabama football media oh yeah bitch you read that right. Rich Rodriguez has been appropriating office supplies at a breakneck, reckless pace AND WE HAVE FILM!
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Granted news coverage in West Virginia consisted of "hollerin' from the hilltops".....
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by BurritoBrosShits on Mar 9, 2010 10:12 AM EST reply actions
you got Wyoming and West By God Virginia confused
we don’t holler from the hilltops, or atleast I haven’t heard that
Players who should be in the Hall of Fame: Pat TIllman, Dwight White, Donnie Shell, L.C. Greenwood, Ray Guy, Steve Tasker, Greg Llyod, Andy Russel, Cris Carter, Kevin Greene and Jerry Kramer
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by WVPiratesfan on Mar 9, 2010 11:27 AM EST up reply actions
no, you're right
you holler from the coal mines in which you are trapped, where no one can hear you.
Where did i get this maliciousness, you ask? the answer is your state’s three fucking $2/each tolls on I-77 south of charleston that have effected highway robbery on me to the tune of at least $200 over six years. Until this changes, you will holler from wherever I tell you to, damnit.
Or $4 to drive 15 miles through Delaware ($5 more if traveling to New Jersey)
/Seriously, screw that state
On I-15 in New Hampshire
There’s 15 miles total of interstate. And two toll plazas. For that kind of treatment, I-95 should actually be paved with gold,
by Albino Tornado on Mar 9, 2010 11:48 PM EST up reply actions
yeah those suck
not as much as the West Virginia Turnpike, which those fund, but they do suck
Players who should be in the Hall of Fame: Pat TIllman, Dwight White, Donnie Shell, L.C. Greenwood, Ray Guy, Steve Tasker, Greg Llyod, Andy Russel, Cris Carter, Kevin Greene and Jerry Kramer
"Its a Great Day to be a Mountaineer where ever you may be" Tony Caridi
Canal Street Chronicles resident Steelers Fan
Denver Johnson?
He was like the 1-AA version of Dan Hawkins at Illinois State, only more awful.
He also wore red cowboy boots on the sidelines.
‘Denver’ Johnson? I call shenanigans. Obviously a recruiting ploy. Oklahoma probably has someone named ‘Dallas’ on their staff too.
by ESS EEE SEE Speed on Mar 9, 2010 1:51 PM EST up reply actions
The sad thing
is that the turf at Colorado (and at Nebraska) would look even worse in HD. That stuff was BRUTAL.
"...when the devil says to you: do not drink, answer him: I will drink, and right freely, just because you tell me not to."
— Martin Luther
Losing is a disease
as contagious as DIABEETUS
Could you imagine a speech by Addazio?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZ08vMNMN0c&feature=related
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by BurritoBrosShits on Mar 9, 2010 10:44 AM EST reply actions
Re: Trevin Wade's First Theorem
WAHHHHH I have to go to beautiful San Diego and get free stuff for Christmas it’s not fair!
Ick.
Brian Kelly says no Burger King at 3 AM.
by Ancient Chinese Secret on Mar 9, 2010 10:57 AM EST reply actions
Regarding the lack of HD . . .
It achieved the vision of a color blind society. In that footage it is impossible to tell the race of any player; the only thing one can discern is team colors.
That and the extra padding
Man, how many elbow, forearm and hand pads did they wear back then? I remember those pre-Air shoulder pads being hard, but it’s not like they were steel-plated or something, right?
/goes to ask Grandpa, who said steel-plated shoulder pads were outlawed in 1941 because they needed the steel for the war.
"...when the devil says to you: do not drink, answer him: I will drink, and right freely, just because you tell me not to."
— Martin Luther
Grandpa is right
Back in the days of pain some players would use parts of stove pipes as shoulder or forearm guards to give some extra love to their opponents.
Sancto Tedford
by Anonymous IV at Mono Lake on Mar 9, 2010 3:11 PM EST up reply actions
So Leech is exiled to Key West, eh?
It’s only a matter of time before he goes Full-Napolean and returns to Texas Tech.
It’s also inevitable that he’ll be exiled a second time after attempting to invade Mexico.
Possibly
But I’m thinking a little more remote and harder to get to, like Siapan or Tinian in the Northern Marianas. Guam is positively crawling with Japanese tourists.
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
You would think Carroll would have been the first Pac-10 coach to make a million dollars in a year.
Randy Hahn: "I’ve been referred to as a playa…"
You have to remember that Ricky (he's dreamy) coached at Washington, before ComPete was hired.
He of course tried to parlay his good fortune thru a March madness pool.
by Crabapple Buck on Mar 9, 2010 2:14 PM EST up reply actions


















