So be good on spring break, Horned Frogs, because you'll have to pee in a cup to prove you were, and remember, big brother Patterson is always watching.
Why? I thought, other than the four dealers, only one player tested positive. Isn't it a national epidemic? Isn't TCU miles better than other schools? Probably because they lost to us last year and didn't want his players toking this Spring while we are busy preparing for our Super Bowl.
Fatterson already admitted it was between 5 and 82. Everyone knows it wasn't 5, but it wasn't 82. The 5 was a story leaked by a TCU sympathiser. It was no more accurate than the 82 the Tanner Brock spouted out.
I find it funny that all the TCU fans seem to think that since 5 was the last number someone mentioned in the media that it must be the correct number. If it was the correct number, the unnamed source would have been named.
Junior wrote:Fatterson already admitted it was between 5 and 82. Everyone knows it wasn't 5, but it wasn't 82. The 5 was a story leaked by a TCU sympathiser. It was no more accurate than the 82 the Tanner Brock spouted out.
I find it funny that all the TCU fans seem to think that since 5 was the last number someone mentioned in the media that it must be the correct number. If it was the correct number, the unnamed source would have been named.
Actually, [Gary Patterson] said "maybe it's 5, maybe it's 82." So he didn't rule 82 out.
And I think it was one of the other players that said 82, not Brock.
Junior wrote:Fatterson already admitted it was between 5 and 82. Everyone knows it wasn't 5, but it wasn't 82. The 5 was a story leaked by a TCU sympathiser. It was no more accurate than the 82 the Tanner Brock spouted out.
I find it funny that all the TCU fans seem to think that since 5 was the last number someone mentioned in the media that it must be the correct number. If it was the correct number, the unnamed source would have been named.
Actually, [Gary Patterson] said "maybe it's 5, maybe it's 82." So he didn't rule 82 out.
And I think it was one of the other players that said 82, not Brock.
You're probably right. But I bet Brock thought it....
Junior wrote:Fatterson already admitted it was between 5 and 82. Everyone knows it wasn't 5, but it wasn't 82. The 5 was a story leaked by a TCU sympathiser. It was no more accurate than the 82 the Tanner Brock spouted out.
I find it funny that all the TCU fans seem to think that since 5 was the last number someone mentioned in the media that it must be the correct number. If it was the correct number, the unnamed source would have been named.
Actually, [Gary Patterson] said "maybe it's 5, maybe it's 82." So he didn't rule 82 out.
And I think it was one of the other players that said 82, not Brock.
You're probably right. But I bet Brock thought it....
Yeah, I think Brock's comment was something like he was certain that at least 75% of the team failed the test