Eddie O is jobless. i know several 2nd tier programs like UAB gave him a call but like Cousin Eddie he's holding out for a management position
last i heard Butchie was helping out greg schiano in TB. smith's been coaching at Fort Lewis...still there. no idea about Nutt. next time i hear fulmers name will hopefully be his obituary. fuck that cocksucker
last i heard Butchie was helping out greg schiano in TB. smith's been coaching at Fort Lewis...still there. no idea about Nutt. next time i hear fulmers name will hopefully be his obituary. fuck that cocksucker
Reminds me that I haven't checked up on the Fulmer cup recently.
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I thought I heard at one point Ed was hanging around the general Tennessee vicinity, I believe it involved the pros as an AC. Obviously that didn't pan out and believe it's been about 2 months since I came by that information. So I decided to Google "Ed Orgeron's new job"... and for the first time I can think of, Google failed to report anything, even anything related. It just froze up as if to tell me there's nothing here... so move on. How weird. So I repeated it and it seemed to take forever but it finally responded with essentially nothing. That pretty much sums it up.
here are the current (as of 3/20/2014 at 3:37 P.M. CDT) standings of the 2014 Fulmer Cup. Nice to see 5 of the top 6 from my beloved SEC!
how about Bill n Mary? scheisse! Might want to change their nickname from "The Tribe" to "The Crips"
props to the list creator keeping colorado off the AQ schools top 6
funny stuffand always nice to see the Orange back in their rightful place. restore thug u, butchie!
| Rank | University | Points | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | The Washington State Coogs | 16 | ||
| 2. | The Ole Miss Rebel Alliance | 15 | ||
| 3. | The Georgia Dawgs | 14 | ||
| 4. | The Tennessee Rabble Rousers | 12 | ||
| 5. | The Missouri Tiggers | 9 | ||
| 6. | The Texas A&M Aggies | 4 | ||
| NR. | The College of William & Mary | 53 | CAA | |
| NR. | The University of Maine | 28 | CAA | |
| NR. | The University of Colorado | 10 | ||
| NR. | The University of Nevada at Reno | 5 | ||
| NR. | Georgia Southern University | 3 | Sun | |
| NR. | The University of North Carolina | 3 | ||
| NR. | The University of Kentucky | 3 | ||
| NR. | East Carolina University | 2 | ||
| NR. | The University of North Carolina at Charlotte | 2 | ||
| NR. | Texas Christian University | 2 | ||
| NR. | The University of South Florida | 2 | ||
| NR. | The University of Alabama | 2 | ||
| NR. | THE Ohio State University | 1 | ||
| NR. | Vanderbilt University | 3* |
*Vanderbilt's points stem from former DL coach Vavae Tata's DUI.
Fulmer was assisting East Tennessee State (or one of those programs) in a start-up football program. He wasn't interested in coaching, I think he was just assisting w/ his name recognition. He was apparantly in the hunt (or expressed interest) for a couple of smaller jobs this last hiring season.
Tennessee had 9 or so players all arrested at the same party for underage drinking, contributing to minors, interfering w/ an officer type charges. All misdemeanors (I think).
UGA just had the 4 players busted double-cashing checks. I'll be curious to see what happens there. That may not seem like a huge deal, but it shows a poor lack of personal character and bad judgement. College kids getting drunk or high (and having run-in's w/ the law) are common...but to knowingly (more than once) cash a check twice is just plain stealing and using poor judgement.
Tennessee had 9 or so players all arrested at the same party for underage drinking, contributing to minors, interfering w/ an officer type charges. All misdemeanors (I think).
UGA just had the 4 players busted double-cashing checks. I'll be curious to see what happens there. That may not seem like a huge deal, but it shows a poor lack of personal character and bad judgement. College kids getting drunk or high (and having run-in's w/ the law) are common...but to knowingly (more than once) cash a check twice is just plain stealing and using poor judgement.
