It’s a slow Friday, so some farking has been called for. Here’s a shot of everyone’s favorite football coach, checking out everyone’s favorite blog.
If you’re traveling to Columbia, Oxford, Baton Rouge or any of the other game venues for tomorrow’s contests, enjoy, be safe, have fun and come home in one piece.
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It’s not really Will Ferrell. It’s a dude named Andy Lewis.
But he was a dead ringer and he was pretty awesome.
Eli Manning and the New York Giants did it again. They beat Tom Brady and the New England Patriots on the world’s biggest stage. Here, in a photo taken somewhere in the Middle East, fans celebrate.
AUBURN, Alabama -- The Auburn police department will have a bird's eye view of Toomer's Corner this weekend after bringing in a portable observation tower to watch over the Auburn University landmark.
The tower is located across the street from the historic oak trees, which were allegedly poisoned by Alabama fan Harvey Updyke after Auburn beat Alabama last season.
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From funny guy and friend of this blog, @K1ngCrimson. He and @BanditRef are the two rascals responsible for the killer cartoons you see in the right sidebar.
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Charles Robinson’s soon-to-be-nominated story uncovering breathtaking NCAA violations is a disaster of biblical proportions for the University of Miami athletics program. But the scope and depth of the damage done to The U by former booster and confessed Ponzi scheme operator Nevin Shapiro say that this man has experience $&#!ing stuff up.
I know. The single most annoying commercial of the entire Final Four was NAPA’s stupid Know How commercial. It took me a week to get that stupid song out of my head.
A fitting fark subject, eh?
Enjoy.
Oh, and in case you missed the news, Chaz Ramsey will speak with the NCAA next week. He says Auburn’s intimidation legal team will NOT be present, and that the information he provides will NOT be provided to the school.
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A Florida media company briefly had a look at the legendary laptop that Cam Newton confessed to stealing from a fellow UF Student. The story, via teh innerwebs, is that the student-victim apparently asked the media company’s tech guy if he could retrieve some of the files from the system after the student-athlete tossed it out the window when police arrived.
You know what makes me think that eventually, ol’ $cam gets caught? He ain’t too bright.
Notice where the hinges are on the laptop. When you open it up, it looks something like this:
