CURIOUS INDEX, 9/17/08
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We salute your excellence in captioning: Hate Week continues: please note the fine understatement in this video’s Youtube caption, which reads: “Peyton Manning completes a beautiful 88 yard TD pass to Tony George.” Truly one of the better passes Manning ever completed against Florida. DO YOUR BIG MAN DANCE, TONY!!! In more pressing news of this week’s game against the Chee-to Horde, Jonathan Crompton received “treatment” on his ankle yesterday from Tennessee trainers. Doctors Jermaine Cunningham and Carlos Dunlap of the University of Florida are willing and eager to offer their own unique medical techniques this Saturday to assist Crompton in his recovery from whatever is going on with his ankle. Further on Hate Week: We talked with Joel last night re: the UF/UT game, and explained our love for Peyton Manning and why Nashville is the most functionally useless city in the universe to us. (Hint: if you’re not churchy, it’s like taking a vegan to Fuddrucker’s.) And speaking of things you won’t eat: mmm, nothing as tasty as last year’s reheated trash talk…except for teammates accidentally insinuating that Chris Rainey, while really, really fleet of foot, may not be the sharpest knife in the back of a Tennessee fan. Um, drawer. We mean drawer. We had no idea Santonio Holmes was involved in this. Charles Davis on the Iowa/Iowa State game: “Tough to be accurate when you have this much man in your face.” Perhaps we need to start paying more attention to this “Charles Davis” fellow. In addition to the golden shining sparkly bit of homoerotic phrasing above, Davis also said “Iowa’s starting to shit — sit! — on these shorter routes.” He sounds MAGICAL. Armanti Edwards, artiste. App State’s quarterback is an accomplished sketch artist. Mike Patrick thinks he’s going to open an art shop scoff scoff scoff. When does that ever work? When you put dead bulls in formaldehyde and charge millions for it, of course. Just because you’re paranoid don’t mean they ain’t after you. Rich Brooks thinks MTSU was stealing signs in their 20-14 defeat to Kentucky. “They were either getting them from the field or the press box,” Brooks said of MTSU. “They might have gotten some help from Tennessee. Tennessee had them last year.” Opinion rendered, of course, vis-a-vis this event in respect to Rich Brooks and his estimation. Sum: bullshit. Kentucky needed a stroke-inducing finish to save the game, pulling down a completed Hail Mary one yard shy of the endzone. If this happens to Florida, you’ll know where we are from searching the horizon and looking for smoke: that plume of smoke you see will be the spot where our head used to be. |
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Ask Ainge how that plan turned out a couple of years ago.
Comment by NativeSon — September 17, 2025 @ 11:38 am
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What is little known is that it was George’s body double who played the remainder of the game. George was running all the way to Ann Arbor with the Heisman Trophy.
Comment by Neil Dub — September 17, 2025 @ 11:22 am
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If they’re going to start nonsense like “Armanti Edwards for Heisman,” I’d rather the NE media go back to completely ignoring college football.
It’s like a child when trys to insert themselves into grownup talk and ends up saying something ridiculously awkward that derails the conversation and leads to an uncomfortable silence where everyone just wants the kid to go away but no one knows how to tell them.
Comment by Chg — September 17, 2025 @ 11:21 am
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OhioDawg - Those aren’t called plays, that’s just part of the magic of Georgia football. If we caught all of those passes (resulting in more first downs, touchdowns, and greater time of possession) the games would be down right boring. This way you’re more interested. And you have ulcers.
Comment by Sparrow — September 17, 2025 @ 11:08 am
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…make that AWESOME. Damn I hate typos when thousands of people can see them.
Comment by Vol — September 17, 2025 @ 11:01 am
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With all this “must run the friggin’ ball to win” talk, I’ve decided to send Brandon Warren on a deep seam route on the first play of the game.
Sincerely,
Dave “Awsome” Clawson
Comment by Vol — September 17, 2025 @ 10:57 am
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I’m trying to find the guy giving signals to the UGa receivers to drop balls thrown into their hands.
Comment by OhioDawg — September 17, 2025 @ 10:31 am
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I think that’s interesting about what Brooks said. I’ve thought for the last two years UT might have had UGA’s signals, primarily b/c I remember hearing one of their coaches say that they had stolen signals in the Cal game in 06, and secondly because I’ve never seen a team essentially run their entire offense the way UT did those two games. They would line up, UGA would signal the defensive play and make their adjustments, then the entire UT team would look over and get the call from the sideline. I know you see this a lot more now, but nothing like those two games. Just a thought I always had. Very interesting.
Comment by UgaMatt — September 17, 2025 @ 10:27 am
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As long as Crompton is starting, I say Florida is a 25pt favorite, since you know how Urban likes to “run up the score”, and I bet Urban will go for 2 after every touchdown, just cause he can. Now if Phil decides to run the ball, I still say Florida wins by 2 TD’s…..
I think Tennessee needs Lou Holtz’s patented pre-game speech…..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=No1J5B1qbIA
Comment by Mr. Pelican Pants — September 17, 2025 @ 10:15 am
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Re: UT giving up.
They should have done what UGA did against them last year, which is give up immediately. It makes the second half more of a drunken comedy for the fans instead of gut-wrenching meltdown.
Comment by Biggus Rickus — September 17, 2025 @ 9:56 am