College Football and "The Simpsons"

[Dirty Bird]

This is hilarious...SMU mentioned near the middle of the page as Jebediah Springfield.


http://heyjennyslater.blogspot.com/2005 ... n-its.html

[covok48]

I'm not impressed with our comparison to JS. But that Sunbelt comparison to the Elves is spot on. The Clemson comparison ain't bad either.

[RE Tycoon]

I thought it was dead on

[Pony4Life]

Clemson comparison was dead-on, as was UAB, Texas and UCLA.
Great stuff, Dirty Bird.
And isn't that one of the nicknames someone suggested for Coach Doherty?

[nc pony]

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another blogger that matches college football teams w/ rap artists...

SMU = MC Hammer

Parlayed a surprising run of success into an enormous facility they couldn't possibly continue to fill. Suffered so-called "death penalties" when the money finally ran out. Now mostly known for their religious wheelings and dealings.
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[LonghornFan68]

Either that person has intimate knowledge of both college football and the Simpson's or they did their homework. Either way, those were pretty spot-on.

[Diamond Girl]

Clearly someone had too much time on his hands.

[PonyPride]

Without question.
Still pretty funny, though!

[bagice]

Hah!

The aTm one made me laugh outloud, as Homer would say ........"It's funny because its true"...


Texas A&M: Disco Stu
Once upon a time, both Stu and TAMU were forces to be reckoned with. Now they are sad shells of their former selves, regarded mostly with head-shaking derision.

[RE Tycoon]

I re-read the SMU entry and came across the word cromulence. I've never heard that particular word before so I looked it up. I'm guessing he was going for cromulent, since that is how I originally read it and it’s the only word remotely close to what he was intending. Doesn't really have any bearing on the overall entry which is spot on, I just don't like people who make up words

[LonghornFan68]

I re-read the SMU entry and came across the word cromulence. I've never heard that particular word before so I looked it up. I'm guessing he was going for cromulent, since that is how I originally read it and it’s the only word remotely close to what he was intending. Doesn't really have any bearing on the overall entry which is spot on, I just don't like people who make up words

Cromulent is from the Simpson's episode where they learn all about Jebediah Springfield.

[smupony94]

I re-read the SMU entry and came across the word cromulence. I've never heard that particular word before so I looked it up. I'm guessing he was going for cromulent, since that is how I originally read it and it’s the only word remotely close to what he was intending. Doesn't really have any bearing on the overall entry which is spot on, I just don't like people who make up words

Cromulent is from the Simpson's episode where they learn all about Jebediah Springfield.

Wow, I thought I knew the Simpsons

[RE Tycoon]

Cromulent is from the Simpson's episode where they learn all about Jebediah Springfield.

Looks like somebody got the Simpsons box set for his birthday.

I got the "emibiggened" reference, but I'm not familiar with cromulence (cromulent, which you said is from the Simpsons is a real word meaning average or fine, cromulence is the made up word).

[LonghornFan68]

Cromulent is from the Simpson's episode where they learn all about Jebediah Springfield.

Looks like somebody got the Simpsons box set for his birthday.

I got the "emibiggened" reference, but I'm not familiar with cromulence (cromulent, which you said is from the Simpsons is a real word meaning average or fine, cromulence is the made up word).

Same episode, I'm pretty sure.

Also, a little more backup information:

http://www.answers.com/topic/cromulent

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.p ... =Cromulent

[RE Tycoon]

Cromulent's a real word http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=cromulent