Numbers Assigned
The Biscuit
With the new, very talented, frosh checking in on campus for summer school this week, things are starting to happen. One of those fun-and-exciting-things is that the newly minted football team members are getting their numbers.
B&G does a great job of the historical background, so I just have a few comments:
- Mikey Floyd taking #3 shows he has some cojones. I am calling this one: he’ll live up to the number.
- Ethan Johnson and Kyle Rudolph sharing #9 is pretty sweet. Especially since Johnson is on the DL. #9 on the front line? I like it.
- Dayne Crist would like to follow in Brady Quinn’s footsteps. Getting #10 makes sense then.
- Darius Fleming took Rudy’s number, 45. Somehow, I don’t see this as a similar story. Rather, it will be: Destroy Offenses from Day 1.
- Brandon Newman took the anchor, #99. When he and Johnson line up next to one another someday, we’ll have 999…ways to the quarterback that is, oh!
All these numbers got me thinking - we should really share our team members’ numbers with you all. So, for the first time, we reveal them here:
- Bad Kermit - #0. Dude never posts anymore. Just comes around to mock pretty much anything I say, so he’s gettin’ the goose egg.
- SChisamo - #3. Obvious reasons. Just ask his wife.
- Father Birdonnell - #69. Irony.
- DomerMQ - #2. “Who does #2 work for?” MQ gets this number because he’s the shit. And #2. Get it?
- The Biscuit - #1. Who else?
What’s your number?
Go Arsh.
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9 Comments
Just comes around to mock pretty much anything I say
Yet you continue saying stupid things!
See what i mean? Big bully!
I take #34 because like Vontez Duff, I am quiet, but dangerous when I get the ball.I was also a CB in HS
Nice work Trey. Way to step up.
I think Trey is saying he’s “Silent but Deadly.”
I’ll take # 79. Old HS #.
Face,
Speaking of old HS numbers. I was #9 one year and I played NT as well as WR. If we received the ball first, and I started at WR, then our first defensive series often resulted in 1 false start or a called time out for the opposition because they couldn’t figure out what the hell #9, the WR, was doing at NT.
I should have kept that number.
LOL,that could be confusing alright. I played NT too & DT depending on the call. Always on Defense, too dumb to learn the offensive plays.
Quit being insolent #2!
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