Tag Archive | "UNC Tar Heels"

Tennessee QB Tyler Bray Goes From “Throat Slash” to Tears in Approximately 13.7 Minutes

Friday, December 31, 2010

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In what was almost certainly the wildest game of the bowl season thus far, the North Carolina Tar Heels managed to pull out a bizarre Music City Bowl win last night over Tennessee. The Volunteers clearly weren’t able to finish UNC on the field — I’d say they went as far as snatching defeat from [...]

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Glory Holes Rampant on LSU’s Campus

Thursday, September 2, 2010

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As if LSU officials, staff, and faithful didn’t have enough on their hands with preparing for this weekend’s college football opener against UNC, it now appears that combating the blight of “Glory Holes” has been added to the University’s agenda. Glory Holes — as defined in an article in LSU’s Daily Reveille — are holes [...]

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UNC to wear all gay - I mean all gray

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

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Just for one night….in college….they are just a little curious.. (thanks to Buster Sports) Here is Roy Williams taking a page right out of Butch Davis’ book. I guess he cant stand that color either.

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UNC girls complaining about lack of men in Chapel Hill

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

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On one hand, I really want to make fun of UNC for its literal lack of balls. On the other hand, the few straight/non-douchebag dudes that do go there have it figured out. A virtual utopia. Ladies, Raleighwood is right down the road. Come partake in the manly goodness.

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Did Roy Williams just compare UNC losing 6 of 7 to Haiti?

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

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width=330; height=280; wral_insert_video_player_6997142(width,height); Though I’ve yet to be convinced that paying someone for such services is warranted, losing 6 of 7 may very well be worth a trip to the massage therapist. I’ll take Williams’ word for it. However, comparing the Tar Heels’ recent run of form to the disaster down in Haiti, even anecdotally, [...]

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