Monthly Archives: November 2006
Legacy?
A few weeks ago, Charlie Weis was asked what he thought the ND Seniors’ legacy would be. He responded that he felt that the seniors’ legacy would be determined in the last few weeks of the season (including the bowl … Continue reading
Friday Roundup: The Wednesday Edition
I wanted to put out a roundup today since, well, let’s face it, most of you aren’t even at work today, so what are the chances you’ll be at work on Friday? Besides, it looks like a lot of other … Continue reading
Embarrassing USC Picture of the Day
It’s extremely unlikely that I’ll do this daily, but I don’t care it’s fun right now.
ESPN: More Shots at the Irish
So on page 2 today, some person named Bomani Jones (poor kid had to have been heckled maliciously) takes some more shots at ND. So that’s not worth posting about. But what’s crazy is that the shots are taken in … Continue reading
Jason Whitlock – An Ingrown Hair On the Ass of Society
Well, I knew that Jason “Oooh! Twinkies!” Whitlock was a tool, but I didn’t know he was a brazen tool. Thanks to The Big Lead for pointing out that Jason “Momma Says Crisco Is A Condiment” Whitlock has Notre Dame … Continue reading
HLS Special Report: It Wasn’t The Grass, Jagg-offs.
It was the tiny green men. In an exclusive investigation by Her Loyal Sons, we’ve discovered that the cause of USC Uber Star Desmond Reed’s injury, sustained in the 2005 Notre Dame/Southern Cal game, was not, in fact, caused by … Continue reading
Poodle Pete: I’m As Stupid As I Look.
Poodle Pete, fresh from his grooming. Reportedly, Pete Carroll has said of the upcoming Notre Dame/Southern Cal game: [USC] have been growing the Coliseum grass very long for ND’s practice Friday afternoon, then plan to cut it short for Saturday. … Continue reading
Is That Dung I Smell?
No. It’s just Matthew Zemek of College Football News. He Who Smells Like Bad Eggs of the tribe Getsnolink writes of Quinn’s worth for Heisman consideration: Let’s not insult anyone’s intelligence here: while, as a matter of political analysis of … Continue reading
