Orange you glad….?
If you bet Stanford in the Orange Bowl. Fuzzy picture of trophy ceremony below.
Virginia Tech fans generally left after the third quarter. Guess they no longer had a dog in the fight.
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The score was 13-12 at halftime. I want a copy of whatever speech Harbaugh gave Stanford at halftime.
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Maroon and orange? Did Virginia Tech forgot to show up for college color picking day and end up with the leftovers?
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An anonymous friend asks – “what is a Hokie?” It might be the card you use to open the door of the motel room you rent by the hour?
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After the game, QB Andrew Luck and coach Jim Harbaugh lobbed Oranges at the other players during the trophy presentation. Good thing Stanford wasn’t in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl or the Hyundai Sun Bowl.
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ESPN.com headline: Lakers have issues to address. With all due respect, that’s been true for a while. But now they have issues to address on the court.
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Inspired by a joke from Patrick Wyatt:
The difference between the Big Ten and cornflakes? Cornflakes don’t fall apart as soon as they get in a bowl.
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If Harbaugh wants the NFL then he should try the 49ers job. If he wants to stay in college, what’s the point of moving? He’s proven he can recruit a top 10 class where he is. And besides, at Stanford when they give the concussion test – “How many fingers am I holding up?” – the response isn’t “Ah, coach, I’m not great at math.”
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Two massage therapists are now also claiming they were harrassed by Brett Favre. Will it never end? Let’s hope neither of them refers to him as a “crazed sex poodle.”
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January 4, 2011 at 6:38 pm
I did look up what a Hokie is, but it’s not nearly as funny as your definition.
Also, before Tech chose Burnt Orange and Chicago Maroon as their colors, they had black and gray. They chose that combination because no other school had it. And that wasn’t a clue?
I wonder if Frank Beamer offered his players a halftime speech, or tranquilizers?
If a movie is made about Favre’s life, it probably won’t be called “Picture Perfect,” either.