Comments on: Randy Sanders Says “You Better Grease Up Those Goalposts Phil”; Fulmer Surrenders

By: Extra P.

Extra P. — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 21:45:17 +0000

Fuck yeah! Take it from the 24th guy to comment on this post, a full year after it was written! he’s an expert on getting a damn life.

By: Roger

Roger — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 02:50:39 +0000

Wow, what a fucking stupid site! Get a damn life!

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By: Fulmer is a Grand Chessmaster: Tennessee Beats Kentucky Making it 22 in a row; Bowl Apathy Running Rampant in the Big Orange Nation « Loser with Socks

Sun, 26 Nov 2006 16:49:02 +0000

[...] Fulmer, remaining quiet amid speculation of former offensive coordinator and now current Kentucky Quarterback coach Randy Sanders brazen promise to “tear down the the goal posts and plant a flag” at Neyland Stadium, Fulmer drew intense scrutiny from the liberal left wing Knoxville media. But in private conservations with Tennessee Defensive Coordinator John Chavis, Fulmer’s calculating continued. “If Sanders is going to embarrass me, I’m going to embarrass Sanders and his quarterback. What would happen if I let them drive up and down the field and force them to try field goals?” Fulmer asked his longtime assistant. Chavis’s reply showed the rewards of all of those years laboring in the shadow of the great man. “Considering their kicker,” he said, ” I imagine that would cause errors.” Fulmer nodded, “Precisely!” The Kentucky kicker missed field goals and an extra point as result of the Fulmer’s “Bend but don’t Break” Plan. [...]