"... whose coach, after his third thrashing by the Cats, said..."I saw those Whittier Poets . . . sounds like real competition for the Cards.
Maybe if Louisville changed mascots, say from the Cards to the Bards, they could compete with the Poets?
“There once was a team from Nantucket. . . .”
As he wiped blood from his chin"... whose coach, after his third thrashing by the Cats, said..."
Sadly I remember a kid going to prep school over an offer to play for Tubby near the end of his tenure. That isn't intended to be a knock on Tubby just the lowly state our program had gotten to.
So does Whittier but I heard it amounted to a handfull of Burger King couponsSo ye know, the Ville has the Nil
^^^^ Post of the year candidate lol.I saw those Whittier Poets . . . sounds like real competition for the Cards.
Maybe if Louisville changed mascots, say from the Cards to the Bards, they could compete with the Poets?
“There once was a team from Nantucket. . . .”
Fantastic! 😂My money’s going on the dead poet society to land this kid. Captain oh my captain....... but choice 1-b) is the vaunted Fighting Saterfields........ and as I understand it he is quite the poet himself.
“ as day braketh what yonder glistens
that’s last years class whom never listens
another day of clueless chatter
whilst I try to teacheth thy hook & ladder
what might have been were not for Katina
or her underage gals at the empty arena
thus always to tyrants or wannabe giants
I pray so fervently lazy NCAA compliance
impending doom for thyne days of party
so we drinketh and twistith blunts at the hallowed halls of Minardi. “
I had no idea there were Gators in Allegheny.If he does commit to the Cards, I hope he doesn't turn out to be like that former Cat whose only other offer was Monmouth.
Regardless of if he turns out to be as good as Josh Allen, it would be entertaining to see them lose a recruit to the Gators.
I mean, there's no shame in that b/c at least the Gators are an SEC... oh, waith, it's the Allegheny Gators...
I was laughing at (and composing for) U of L.I'm not sure it's the right thing to do to laugh at a young man that is probably giving it everything he's got and loves the game.
For the last line, how about "Yet some want the return of that 'sumb!tch." Avoids using the last name twice for rhyming.There once was an AD named Jurich
Who’s actions led to probation, fer which
The Cards took a fall,
Lost a banner and all,
Yet some hanker for the return of Jurich.
[I want extra points for rhyming something with Jurich!].
I'm sure UL fans would have gotten a kick out of Josh Allen's offer sheet. I get the point, and it is funny, but our fans are way too hypocritical.
He was a walk-on.
While Bennett was the hero of Monday night's game, he was originally a walk-on who was redshirted as a first-year player back in 2017, according to CBS Sports. While Bennett was a valuable asset to his high school football team — playing in three state playoffs and throwing for 3,724 yards — he received one FBS scholarship, from Middle Tennessee State, per ESPN.
I'm sure UL fans would have gotten a kick out of Josh Allen's offer sheet. I get the point, and it is funny, but our fans are way too hypocritical.
I don't disagree with you, the test was from an article that I came across and did a cut/paste.The defense or ZWhite was "the hero of Monday night's game" not StetsonB. I like the kid, but let's not go overboard. He's earned everything he's gotten and he's a great player.
An eloquent bard once wrote, "the pen is mightier than the stripper pole," or something to that effect.I saw those Whittier Poets . . . sounds like real competition for the Cards.
Maybe if Louisville changed mascots, say from the Cards to the Bards, they could compete with the Poets?
“There once was a team from Nantucket. . . .”
The four wheel kind I thinkI had no idea there were Gators in Allegheny.
There once was a pig from Nantucket . . . .Put a lipstick rhyme on this pig