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slappy4428 said:
Sam Drucker, Hooterville World Guardian.
I have to disagree. Drucker was still claiming that Saban wouldn't be the next Alabama coach after his plane landed in Tuscaloosa. I just can't call him the best when he missed on a big story like that.
 
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Clint Hamilton, Piedmont Gazette

http://groups.google.com/group/rec.sport.football.college/msg/d1fe81c9a4697b57
 
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Point of Order said:
Clint Hamilton, Piedmont Gazette

http://groups.google.com/group/rec.sport.football.college/msg/d1fe81c9a4697b57
Point of Order, you've made me change my vote. [blue]It appears Hamilton may be a better writer than Hemingway.[/blue]
 
chazp said:
Point of Order said:
Clint Hamilton, Piedmont Gazette

http://groups.google.com/group/rec.sport.football.college/msg/d1fe81c9a4697b57
Point of Order, you've made me change my vote. [blue]It appears Hamilton may be a better writer than Hemingway.[/blue]

Sucks for Creg :(


Oh... and lest anyone else be taken in by this, there's no Dawson Witter, Piedmont Gazette or Clint Hamilton, but whoever wrote this was close enough to know a lot of inside jokes.
 
Mike DiRocco of the Fla. Times-Union is pretty strong. Broke Urban Meyer going to Florida (no matter what anyone else might claim) and a few other things. His predecessor, Matt Hayes, also was one of the best.
 
The Rules of Golf said:
Can't we just say that there are a bunch of good SEC beat writers? And leave it at that?
I think we can, although some f-in studs are better than others.
 
The Rules of Golf said:
slappy4428 said:
Reverse alphabetical order could work...
Line forms behind Ziggy Zizmunt...

Reverse alphabetical order on last name? DEAL!
Why are you so fired up. D-I-C-K would be atthe end of the line...
 
henryhecht said:
that's like asking who is the best chef in the burger king chain.

There's probably a few shops down there where you've got a contender for both titles.
 
The Rules of Golf said:
slappy4428 said:
Reverse alphabetical order could work...
Line forms behind Ziggy Zizmunt...

Reverse alphabetical order on last name? DEAL!
But David B. FAY is at the wrong end of that deal. Doof. And you cheated your precious Rules on SEVERAL occasions last Friday -- only to gag when the dinero was on the line.

rb
 
Rockbottom said:
The Rules of Golf said:
slappy4428 said:
Reverse alphabetical order could work...
Line forms behind Ziggy Zizmunt...

Reverse alphabetical order on last name? DEAL!
But David B. FAY is at the wrong end of that deal. Doof. And you cheated your precious Rules on SEVERAL occasions last Friday -- only to gag when the dinero was on the line.

rb

INACCURACY! We followed The Rules almost to a tee, the lone exception being playing the OB stakes as lateral hazards. Didn't want to **** off the DA behind us, ya know. I think you may have taken advantage of that bend, too, pal.

We can agree that a certain SJ-er took advantage of it OFTEN.
 
The Rules of Golf said:
INACCURACY! We followed The Rules almost to a tee, the lone exception being playing the OB stakes as lateral hazards. Didn't want to **** off the DA behind us, ya know. I think you may have taken advantage of that bend, too, pal.

We can agree that a certain SJ-er took advantage of it OFTEN.
Following "almost to a tee" equals "automatic DQ" in the eyes of those sitting by the fire in Far Hills, N.J.

I was merely echoing the faint sound of trombone coming from the other cart when I took my lone lateral drop. The SJ-er in question -- an effin' stud in his own mind who surely can't figure out how he hasn't gotten his name onto this thread yet -- indeed took advantage of the local ruling as often as he botches the ethnicities of Podunk U. assistant coaches.

rb
 

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