Shit, no wonder Corch bailed out at Gainesville.
And this is just precious:
Fortunately for many players, Gainesville lawyer Huntley Johnson helped them successfully navigate the legal system. They knew to go to Johnson. One player remembers walking into Johnson’s office for counsel and seeing a teammate who was already there.
Talk about your bonding exercise. (See what I did there?)
We may need to let up on Agent Muschamp a little.
Get The Picture 
well played 🙂
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^ This
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Except that Agent Muschamp left Florida for Auburn…so he must not have too large of a problem being around thuggahs….I guess they didn’t have an opening at FSU.
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“That wasn’t right. It was a bad deal. And it will forever be in the mind of Irwin Meyers and in the mind of our football team … so we’ll handle it. And it’s going to be a big deal.” Irwin then takes timeout
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That was a beautifully childish macho moment, and Jeremy Fowler was such a pussy.
Caught ya BTW.
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The guy in white above was the biggest thug at FU. Watch the video. It proves it.
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My favorite is when UF fans pretend to be really upset with what Urban did to their program while wearing their National Championship commemorative t-shirt and reminding me how many of them they’ve won.
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Me too. I specifically asked them if they wanted to throw out their championship now that they hate Meyer so much. They try to figure out a way to hate what Meyer did to them but hold on to what Meyer achieved for them. Its funny seeing how they trip all over themselves trying to reason that Meyer wasn’t the real architect of the Championship. They’ll take the glory and want to flush the consequences.
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Processed.
(Sorry, couldn’t resist.)
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http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=M3ZyG_03JlQ
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I’ll say that I loved watching Bama beat down Irving and the Gators, while Timmy cried on the sidelines.
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So this is the man they hired to clean up after Jim Tressel at Ohio State? How long until he defiles that program?
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Count the chest pains.
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You implying it is not defiled now?
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The difference is the rest of that conference isn’t good enough to really embarrass him if he has to take his medicine. He knew after 2010 that he had a lot more of those payback games coming and wasn’t going to sit through them. He, Tim, and that whole era look less and less better every day.
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This.
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“How long until he defiles that program?”
Good question. The obvious tension is that while Irving Myers wins big, he’s also known to be a wee bit corrosive. Even though the winning masks lots of defilement, he’ll likely be fine until the cycle of destruction begins anew. Then he’ll fall over and start biting the carpet, take a leave of absence, and wait on his next gig. Might it be:
The NFL?
USC (east or west)?
Private business (Chairman of say, Apple)?
Chairman of World Wrestling Entertainment?
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This is the most glorious article I’ve read in a long time and confirms so much of what was suspected at the time. We’re not done hearing stories about Urban’s time at Florida. One of these days Timmy and Harvin and Spikes are going to have to talk about it too.
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“Gone Gusty” with forward by Corrine to lend credibility to the pulp fiction
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Didn’t you notice how much was left out about the run-ins of several players, including only about half of what we know about Hernadez’s exploits that doesn’t even touch what we don’t know?
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“One is football’s greatest missionary. The other is a convicted murderer serving a life sentence.” Part of that is certainly true.
“There was so much outside negativity that it wears everyone out.”
“There was so much outside negativity that it wears everyone out.”
“There was so much outside negativity that it wears everyone out.”
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Isn’t it precious that ESPN employee Tim Tebow couldn’t find the time to comment for an ESPN story? There are so many angles for mockery, that I don’t know where to start.
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“Talk about your bonding exercise. (See what I did there?)”
This is the better pun, IMHO: “Shit, no wonder Corch BAILED OUT at Gainesville.”
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There has to be an obvious (and probably growing) tension among THE OSU suits that while Irving Myers has proven he can deliver victories, he also has proven to be corrosive. At some point the odds are that the defilement will become a public embarrassment for THE blah blah blah. Irving will then fall over and start biting the carpet, take a leave of absence, and wait for his next gig. Might it be:
The NFL? The CFL? The USFL . . . oh wait.
USC (east or west)?
CEO of Kirk Herbstreit Enterprises?
Who knows? Who cares?
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‘Corrosive’. I like it.
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Oops. My first comment didn’t post right away. Hence, the near duplication. Or, maybe it’s my advancing age. I can’t remember.
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Irvin Meyers is made of Teflon. Nothing sticks to him. Personally, I’m sick of hearing about FU. F*ck FU, with or without Irvin.
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P.S. Do thugs think they are thugs? I don’t know for sure but I think probably not. Did Hitler think he was a bad person? I’m betting “no.”
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Agreed…but even the thugs had Tim Tebow, the Jesus of college football, to model their behavior after. I guess just like Jesus, Tim couldn’t save everyone. At least he has a permanent position at ESPN and the Greatest Player of our Generation moniker to fall back on.
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If really got a kick out of the part of the linked article where during a practice Sikes laid the Wood to Tebow (who was supposed to be untouchable) because he got sick of goody-too-shoes Tebow being treated differently than everybody else on the team. I have felt for years that Tebow was secretly hated by the other FU players. Tebow is such a dolt that he probably doesn’t even understand that. I remain amazed that some lineman (either O or D) didn’t beat the crap out of Tebow, particularly since they were all a bunch of thugs and he was such a pussy.
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Tebow wasn’t near the leader or driving force on that team that he was made out to be. It was Spikes and Harvin. It was obvious even back then, ESPN just wasn’t going to change its narrative.
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Yes, but he did save a shitload of Christians!
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Thug love is all around us
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No they don’t especially since their coach encourage them to be based on the story….practicing like thugs.
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The discussion from last night was better
https://twitter.com/ebruenig/status/644338884118212609
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Dank?
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http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Dank&utm_source=search-action
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He would be way more entertaining if he had a bit more Spicoli in him. “Yes?” “Hello…Is this the debate?” “No it is not.” “Aww–Come on. I know it is–I can see the stage right there.”
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J.B. Stoner? I thought he was like dead.
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Personally I was more impressed with the part about how safe we were kept on 9/11 by W. Stunning achievement that. And who could have known it was coming? http://youtu.be/DIpEwGmSsmM
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I rest easier at night knowing that Condi,is on the Bowl Selection Committee rather than some place else where she could really do some damage
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I was impressed with the hanging last night
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Blasphemer! He just gave them weapons so he could do his best Dirty Harry impersonation: “do you feel lucky? Well do ya, punk?”
However Reagan found that when it came to US citizens gun control was both necessary and appropriate: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulford_Act
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Especially if you happened to be a Black Panther
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DIF, not trying to turn this political but you did. If you’re pleased with our current president we will never enjoy a beer together.
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At least we know things could be worse and were: http://2vmhfw1isbe32j3tgn3epw3x.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/POTUSStats_FB_20141124.png
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I salute the best and brightest President we have ever had. Obama accomplished all that I voted for him to do plus more. The only thing I don’t like about him was entertaining tOSU and Urban at the WH (just to get this back onto the hate Urban thread.).
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As much as I love it here, this is the easiest place in the world to derail a thread. Just mention politics or religion. As a sociological experiment a couple or three Sundays ago, I was able — without much effort at all — to get an otherwise DOA thread to sixty comments. It was fun, but I feel like six or eight commenters here will hate my guts over it forever, and I do hate that.
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Or Lewis Grizzard. Forgot that.
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Surely a guy that only recruits the top 1% of the top 1% wouldn’t have guys standing in line at a criminal defense attorney’s office. I mean the top 1% don’t even commit crimes and the top 1% of that are super heroes that actively prevent crimes. How the hell could this happen under a great leader like Corch!? I am dumbfounded.
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I thought you were going to say the top 1% of the 1% didn’t have to wait in line.
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They don’t. They get to see Huntley Johnson by appointment–no waiting.
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Jim McElwain’s anger may have a deeper cause than we previously thought. Boom may not be a bent as Corch, but he isn’t exactly who I’d want if my program needed a calming influence.
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How else would you call out a player for thuggish behavior that hurt his team with such a childish gangsta act? Different people have different takes on such behavior. Richt even let a D coach do it with impunity (choke, slash, what’s the dif?) 🙂
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“what’s the dif?”
well, since you asked, he’s part “of the working group, mostly comprised of dogs designed for war, controlling huge animals, the pursuit of frightened humans, and for invasions of other planets.”
http://www.sbnation.com/2015/2/17/8053143/westminster-dog-show-working-group-breed-review
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Humorous read – and funny also. Propose we name a working breed “Jenkins” for his personification of “Let the big Dawg eat”.
Kennel Club description: The Jenkins Dawg is trained to attack relentlessly and to consume as many QBs as is possible in an hour. Goes undetected between hedges until he appears somewhere in the opposing back forty where his warm breath on QB necks spells doom. Best to stand your ground and protect yourself; won’t stop you from being “Dawg Food”, but it’s better than being taken down from behind with a facemask in between your shoulder blades and arms that flail at your possession of the ball he wants to play with.
Affable to people with cameras, but with a mercuric temperament toward those who want to keep the ball from him. Not to be provoked by silly zebras who take his friend and companion from his side. He is Zo ferocious as to have the opponent’s O-line part to appease him and sacrifice one of their group instead of losing their entire group of squatters in his territory. This is one fucking mean Dawg.
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Todd Gurley did many, many, many awesome things at Georgia. One unheralded one is from 2013, when yet another Florida player tried to go for the eyes through the facemask. Todd was so livid, it took a state trooper holding him back from unleashing an assembly line of Stone Cold Stunners on the Florida knuckleheads around him.
Todd, as was America, was tired of Florida’s crap.
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The only thing missing was the receipt from $cam’s first sale to a college by the Reverend Cecil. That, and the video of Tiny Tears, the GPOOE, performing as an amateur mohel on a screaming Filipino child.
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I’ll always remember him for getting stuck in the middle
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That’s a turf he never sullied.
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The Last Temptation of Tebow 🙂
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