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Right before sweet potatoes are mashed, they get very quiet. This is known as the silence of the yams -
jeff.. he didn't cry, but he knows he needs the fans now more than ever. Unfortunately, I think he counted on winning to have the support rather than building a relationship.
I do think the D quite when the Offense turned the ball over 3 possessions in a row. Not sure why our OC called 11 pass plays in a row, but he must have thought a different QB started at nebraska.Grammar... The difference between feeling your nuts and feeling you're nuts.Comment
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Wilson not only turned down a sure money making career in baseball. but he had to repay the bonus he received (if I remember right) either he's a saint or he's another Cam Newton being paid to play one more year.Comment
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I want us to play Wisconsin because that means we are in the B1G title game. At that point, even if Wisky rolls us it will be a successful season.Comment
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You will be thereGrammar... The difference between feeling your nuts and feeling you're nuts.Comment
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Stan, I thought they said he got to keep the money the other night on TV. Maybe I misheard. Anyone else hear that during the broadcast?Originally posted by UMStan White View PostComment
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Only if we buy a ticket.You will be there
Now, 2012? I'd say we should be one of the favorites to get there.Right before sweet potatoes are mashed, they get very quiet. This is known as the silence of the yamsComment
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Can't wait to see Wisconsin running around the field in Indy this December, celebrating the Big Ten Championship, carrying around a small flaming can of Sterno. Just hope they know how dangerous it would be around open Wisky...Originally posted by Ghengis Jon View PostComment
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... and cutting the cheese all over the field ...Right before sweet potatoes are mashed, they get very quiet. This is known as the silence of the yamsComment
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hehOriginally posted by lineygoblue View Post
I wouldn't do THAT too close to a flaming small can of Sterno, either, ifyouknowwhatimeanComment
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most every stadium is north/south endzones, east/west sidelines
Really? Interesting. Is there a reason? So the sun/glare isn't a huge factor, perhaps?Comment
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Precisely. Same is true the way competitive tennis courts are laid out.Comment
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Sensible.Comment
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I know Husky Stadium in Seattle runs East-West (due to the geography and wanting to have the stadium back up to Lake Washington) but I don't know of any others.Comment
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Yup, most every stadium is north/south with few exceptions.Comment
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