September 5, 2011 · 10:33 AM

From pirates to cowboys

You know, I think we could all use some comic relief this morning.

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Filed under Tommy Tuberville - Mythical National Champ

13 responses to “From pirates to cowboys”

  1. Big Muddy Dawg
    September 5, 2011 at 11:09 AM

    It’s a good look for Tubs. “But it’s all hat and no cattle”. What does that even mean? Whatever. “It’s bushwhacking time”.

    “Guns up”, boys.

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  2. papadawg
    September 5, 2011 at 11:51 AM

    That’s fantastic. Thank you for sharing.

    Our team may be frustrating as hell, but at least we don’t have Tubs dressing up as cowboy!

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    • kdsdawg
      September 5, 2011 at 2:01 PM

      If they win, who cares if Tubs dresses up like a cowboy. If CMR could win again, I wouldn’t care if he made a video dressed up in drag playing Cinderella.

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    • Brandon
      September 5, 2011 at 2:55 PM

      Some people were all ready to sign up Tubs as our DC a few years ago, we laugh but he’d have been an improvement over Willie Mo, or that tough talking non-factor we have in the position now.

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      • Go Dawgs!
        September 5, 2011 at 5:06 PM

        Wait, I thought tough talk won football games.

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      • Doug
        September 6, 2011 at 7:09 AM

        Problem is if we’d hired Tommy Tuberville and the defense looked great, he’d be popping off in public taking all the credit for the team’s success, then he’d ditch us for the UNC or Clemson job after this season.

        And if we’d hired him and the defense still stunk, well . . . we’d be in the position we are now.

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  3. Bulldog Joe
    September 5, 2011 at 12:25 PM

    Definitely more fun than Damon’s don’t drink and drive messages.

    I like it.

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  4. jermainesdye
    September 5, 2011 at 3:35 PM

    The comedy, for us, is rich; the relief for Texas Tech Fan to go from a ten win entertaining team to a 6 win snooze-fest. middle-of-the-pack, traditional futbawl team, must be hard to find.

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  5. BulldogBen
    September 5, 2011 at 8:41 PM

    Appreciate the effort but I feel no relief.

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  6. 00 Dawg
    September 6, 2011 at 2:12 AM

    That video supports the following premise, which I am in the process of disseminating far and wide.

    After careful consideration, taking into account all available options, I have come to the conclusion that Mark Richt needs a mustache.

    I mean, think about it: a mustache means business. If he had a mustache, it would be impossible not to take Mark Richt seriously. He would instantly command the respect and envy of his players, opposing coaches, and most of the fans in the stands.

    Consider, for a moment, the awe-inspiring power of Tom Selleck’s mustache. Cast your memory back to the truly majestic mustache John Oates long favored (and note that his power diminished substantially when he chose to shave it off). Chuck Norris has a mustache; how could he not? As perhaps the most salient illustration of the mustache as a beacon of masculinity and respect, I direct your attention to the immortal film “Tombstone.” Those gentlemen simply could not be denied…thanks, in large part, to their epic facial hair.

    If Mark Richt adopted a mustache, Georgia’s projected win total would increase by at least three games. His players and assistant coaches couldn’t help but respect him, and motivation would therefore never again present a problem. The players’ conditioning would also likely improve almost instantly, as they could vicariously draw upon some of the mustache’s innate power. And opposing players would, conversely, be rendered weak and impotent in its presence.

    Recruits — and their parents, especially mothers and grandmothers — would be unable to say “no” to a mustachioed Mark Richt. Opposing coaches would be afraid to shake his hand, lest they be left with crushed fingers. And once that mustache is well established, Katharyn Richt can look forward to a series of doctor-stumping pregnancies.

    When Mike Bobo laid eyes upon Mark Richt’s intimidating lip weasel, he would finally realize that there was no more time for messing around. Consequently, his game-planning and play-calling would instantaneously be whipped into coherence, for fear of incurring the wrath of his newly formidable boss. Same goes for Grantham — in fact, I strongly recommend that he, too, cultivate an imposing soup-strainer, for obvious reasons.

    Ladies and gentlemen, this is the only acceptable course of action. Mark Richt must grow a mustache, and he must do so immediately. It is, at this point, the only way.

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