Tuesday Countdown: Fans, enemies, Peanut Dawg, Tebow (UPDATED)
The Count has crown issues.
(A RARE COUNTDOWN UPDATE: Check out No. 8.5.)
If the Count is a little grouchy this morning, it’s because he spent part of Monday in a dentist chair, getting his teeth jack-hammered to make room for a crown, which I believe is the closest The Count ever will get to royalty. (Crown. Royalty. Get it? Sorry. That’s my dental humor.) Next time, I will get my dental work done in the French Quarter, where I can feel no pain. How much is New Orleans partying since winning the NFC title game? Try this? Nobody wants to leave town. Maybe not even for the game. In Miami! We count down. . . .
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10. What street in Miami is better than Bourbon St.?
OK. There was some slight overstatement there. Any Saints fan who is fortunate enough to land a ticket to the Super Bowl against Indianapolis will leave town. That covers what — one out of every 297,000? But the unique thing about the Super Bowl is how many fans will go to the game just to be in that city for the day, or the weekend, or the week. That’s why the game is held in places like South Florida and not Cleveland. Notice how Atlanta hasn’t hosted a Super Bowl since the ice storm? True story: Covered a Super Bowl in Minnesota one year. Nobody went outside. Except to see the ice sculptures and that got old after 10 minutes. Everybody used those walking tubes between buildings downtown. I felt like I was in a Habitrail for eight days. My room even had one of those wheels and the maid they left carrots on my pillow. Good workout though. Anyway, back to New Orleans.
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9. Can’t we just drink here and save the airfare?
If you’ve ever been to New Orleans, you know it’s the city of excess. Remember as a kid when everybody had a friend with the best party house? That’s like New Orleans. Except this party house is a city. So it follows that a lot of Saints fans are now faced with this dilemma: Do we stay at home and get drunk or do we go to Miami and get drunk? The New Orleans Times Picayune is even running an online poll, “New Orleans or Miami: Where would you rather be for the Super Bowl?” In a strange way, this is the worse thing that could have happened to the NFL and the South Florida Convention Bureau. Sure, the Saints getting to the game is a great story. But somebody paid good money to have people go to South Beach and spend $12 for a beer and $37.50 for a shrimp cocktail appetizer. OK, Colts fans will be there. But seriously? Who wants to party all week with people from Muncie? (Here come the emails from Muncie. Oh wait, they don’t have Internet. Never mind.)
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UPDATED: BONUS COUNTDOWN ITEM
8.5. VIKINGS JUMP THE GUN
Thanks to ProFootballTalk.com for picking up on this. It seems the Minnesota Vikings were so sure they were going to win the NFC title game over the Saints that the team’s website was “updated” prematurely. No more commentary necessary. This picture tells the story.
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8. It looks like somebody still has Al Groh issues
Al Groh apparently didn't empty the joke book in Virginia.
So last week, I wrote with some amusement about how jovial new Georgia Tech defensive coordinator Al Groh seemed at his introductory press conference, even cracking jokes. And I kinda speculated that his decision to take the Jackets job might have had something to do with having a chance to stick it to Virginia next season. The item apparently made the rounds up in Charlottesville. In fact, I even received an email from somebody who sent me a poem, titled, “An Ode to Al Groh,” and it began,
- “You got what you wanted in your struggle for pelf,
- When the Hoos made you millionaire rich,
- Now go to the mirror and look at yourself,
- An egotistical Son of a …”
All-righty then!
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7. ‘Fred’ says Groh wasn’t beloved in Charlottesville (duh)
Another verse.
- “You replaced George Welsh – of the Hall of Fame,
- And a truly a wonderful guy,
- But in your nine years we went down in flames
- Who’s to blame? Look yourself in the eye.”
Bitter? OK, so I can tell you that this person does not want to be publicly identified. “Call me Fred,” he said. But he’s a former Virginia athletic department staff member. He confirmed what most of us already knew: That Groh was not the most popular guy on campus, particularly at the end. He was arrogant and militaristic and grumpy, just like Nick Saban, except he lost a lot of games, unlike Nick Saban. Also, he is being paid $4.33 million to not coach. Now, if you’re a Georgia Tech fan, you really don’t care about that. You just know he’s a terrific defensive coordinator. But it’s funny how one’s school’s treasure is another school’s nuclear waste. “Fred” says Groh burned a lot of bridges at Virginia. “He came in and talked the whole NFL shtick, how he worked with [Bill] Parcells and everything. He talked about playing chess when everybody else was playing checkers. Obviously, he recruited well in the beginning. But over time things changed. One year, eight of his 24 recruits didn’t get into Virginia and he complained about it publicly. That didn’t go over well.” The former official also is convinced Groh took the Tech job, “So he can stick it in Virginia’s eye.” And my guess is he will.
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6. Wonder how baloney and cheese, off the shoulder, would’ve looked?
We give you Peanut Butter Dolt. (Photo by UGASports.com, via Deadspin)
So I covered the Georgia-Tennessee basketball game last week and apparently I missed the big story. Some kid covered himself with peanut butter. I don’t know why he did this. Maybe it was pledging a fraternity. Maybe he didn’t have any pockets and needed a snack for the games. Maybe he’s a food sciences major. Maybe he’s just a moron. Yeah. That’s it. He’s just a moron. Wonder if he’s on the Hope scholarship? His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Skippy, must be so proud. Anyway, here’s a link if you want to read a “first-hand” account of the “Peanut Butter Kid” on Deadspin. I’ll try to be more on top of these things at the Arkansas game, when somebody covers themselves with grape jelly.
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5. Tim Tebow: You’re not in Gainesville any more
So by most accounts, Tim Tebow did a faceplant in the first day of workouts at the Senior Bowl in Birmingham. Here’s the analysis of Todd McShay from Scouts Inc.
Monday (1/25/10): Day 1 was not a good one for Tebow. The concerns we had coming in were all magnified today. He was out of rhythm, missing receivers low and high and fumbling snaps while also struggling to read defenses and use proper footwork when dropping from under center. He remained positive, though, continuing to accept coaching and showing the same leadership qualities that helped define his college career. We’ll have a keen eye on Tebow’s progress this week and whether he can correct the biggest issues surrounding his game.
Today is expected to go much better. Scout team defenders will be dressed in red and black.
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4. Tebow, part II: Please not on Super Sunday
Countdown disclaimer: The Count will not criticize any man for his religion, political beliefs or blood type. But when The Count watches Super Bowl commercials, he wants to see funny babies giving stock tips for E*Trade, Mean Joe Greene throwing a kid his smelly football jersey for Coke, and a hot Miss USA, Ali Landry, catching Doritos in her mouth in a laundry mat (see video below). Do you know what the Count doesn’t want to see? “Issue-oriented” ads. It’s Super Bowl Sunday. The only issue I want to deal with is replenishing the queso dip. Are you listening Tim Tebow?
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3. Movement for: ‘National I Don’t Want To Think Day’
The Who will only sing. No ads.
Disclaimer II: I am NOT taking a public stance on this issue. Again: I am NOT taking a public stance on this issue. (Somehow I don’t sense that’s going to stop the “left-wing agenda” comments.) But do we really want to start seeing anti-abortion/pro life messages on Super Bowl Sunday? A national coalition of women’s groups is putting pressuring on CBS to scrap an ad with Tebow and his mother, Pam Tebow, which focuses on her pregnancy in 1987. The ad is paid for by a Christian group, “Focus on Family,” with the theme, “Celebrate Family, Celebrate Life,” and is said to be a cleverly disguised anti-abortion/pro life ad. CBS spokesperson Dana McClintock said only that the network will ensure that any issue-oriented as is “appropriate for air.” You know what’s appropriate on Super Bowl Sunday? Beer. Chips. Football. Hotties doing their laundry. Somebody should declare Super Bowl Sunday as “National I Don’t Want To Think Day.”
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2. Wait, Sasha — don’t go!
Even dirty old men would've watched Sasha Cohen skate.
You know, we here at the AJC have had our financial issues like everybody else. (I’m not supposed to say that publicly, I think, but I’m pretty sure editors only read the first few items of Countdown anyway, then look at page view totals.) But I can’t think of anybody this side of, well, the government that has blown more cash than NBC. For several years, it made the catastrophic decision to get out of the pro sports scene, particularly the NFL. Then when it got back in with Sunday night football, it hired Keith Olbermann (aaaaaaagghh!). Just recently, it gave Conan O’Brien $45 million to just leave town. (For the record, Virginia fans: That’s almost $41 million more than Al Groh.) Now this: NBC estimates it is going to lose $250 million on the upcoming Winter Olympics. That’s why parent company General Electric will be charging $237 for a toaster come March. The final crushing blow to the expected bottom line came when figure skater Sasha Cohen finished fourth in the U.S. championships, which meant the Games will not have a high-profile figure skater for women viewers and a reason for dirty old man (who comprise most of my readers) to pay attention. But the Count has another idea.
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1. Maybe it’s time for another knee-capping?
The IOC needs to start getting a little more creative. When Tonya Harding hired somebody to knee-cap Nancy Kerrigan, it led to highest TV ratings in history at the 1994 Olympics. Only four TV shows topped it: Two Super Bowls, the final espisode of Mash and an episode of Roots. Now I’m not suggesting athletes start attacking each other in warmup competitions to help the Olympic movement. But I’m just sayn’. They need to shake it up a little. Nude slalom skiing, maybe? How about the bobsled through rings of fire? I’ll do my part for the television ratings. To the left is a picture of snowboarder Gretchen Bleiler, who must be the best-looking thing to ever come out of Toledo, Ohio. Otherwise, here’s a nice little Tonya Harding retrospective: 1) A recap video; 2) Her celebrity boxing match with Paula Jones.
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167 comments Add your comment
Grahzny Bratchny
January 26th, 2010
9:54 am
LAST!
Matt
January 26th, 2010
10:02 am
NOT, your best effort El Jefe.
Matt
January 26th, 2010
10:03 am
Oh, and SECUNDO just like Senor Favre.
Burdell
January 26th, 2010
10:06 am
Dawgs and peanut butter.
I know there’s a joke there somewhere…nevermind…too easy.
PMC
January 26th, 2010
10:08 am
It would be pretty cool if when Groh went back to Charlottesville he coached the entire game with about 4 million dollars worth of “old gold” Jewlery around his neck. That would be a pretty cool statement.
He could get Jacob the Jewler to design a custom bird finger necklace for the occasion.
juvenal
January 26th, 2010
10:11 am
count could try some crown royal for that tooth-ache…
juvenal
January 26th, 2010
10:11 am
count could try some crown royal for that tooth-ache…mixed with rc cola..
Bryan G.
January 26th, 2010
10:15 am
I’m actually 28. A dirty young man, Jeff.
Buckhead Dawg
January 26th, 2010
10:20 am
Party’s over for Tebow. Tanking at the Senior Bowl, annoying people during the SuperBowl, and then floudering in the draft and NFL.
You had 4 great years my man, you shoulda spent it notching your bedpost into a toothpick.
Sasha...
January 26th, 2010
10:21 am
I had a serious comment to make but seemed to have forgotten it and many other important items when I got to the Sasha photo!!! Now I would watch that kind of figure skating!!!
Lowcountry Bulldawg
January 26th, 2010
10:21 am
I thought the joke was Ali Landry catching something else in her mouth….
Miami Vice
January 26th, 2010
10:23 am
Answer to point #10=A1A(A-ONE-A)/South Ocean dr in Miami Beach is better than Bourbon St…..you can get drunk while watching young women in G-strings walk by instead of watching drunks making fools of themselves on Bourbon st.
T-Bone
January 26th, 2010
10:27 am
Tebow could care less where he is drafted……He will make tons more $ on endorsements that clowns like Woods lose…..I bet he will reel in more$ in one year than the Nfl’s first draft choice next year does for his entire contract.
Bawney Fwank
January 26th, 2010
10:28 am
Why don’t the national coalition of women’s groups pay 3 million dollars and run a pro-choice ad showing a late-term abortion or even do what many people do during advertisements or shows on TV they don’t like – DON’T WATCH!
Dawg BOY
January 26th, 2010
10:28 am
Hey I am a Dawg through and through, but even I am happy Tim Tebow is standing up for what be believes and doing the Anti-Abortion Ad! Way to go Tim Tebow.
Al Groh?
January 26th, 2010
10:34 am
Al Groh is a grumpy old man who has lost his ability to coach…..Why else would his buddy Bill Parcells not want to hire him when the Dolphins had a D-Coor Job open??………ONE AND DONE FOR GROH.!!!!
Too Easy
January 26th, 2010
10:34 am
Burdell: You owe me royalties.
falcon71
January 26th, 2010
10:36 am
coffee during the Super Bowl for you Jeff. COFFEE dont forget
PS
I’ll do the blog for a case of Bud
PMC
January 26th, 2010
10:36 am
I don’t care what the ads are or what they are about except my stance that perscription drug adds should be banned period.
I’d rather ignore the Tebows and whoever paid thier hard earned money than see another Levitra add from the rip off artists in New Jersey.
It’s only what 3 million bucks…. I’m sure Eddie Vedder would happily pony up that kind of money for a pro choice add. Run them back to back if you want. I think the budweiser frogs would get the message across maybe more effectively than Tim Tebow though.
Ocho Cinco
January 26th, 2010
10:36 am
CHILD PLEASE!!
Pro-Life
January 26th, 2010
10:36 am
I guess the people who don’t like Tebow would rather see Tiger Woods do an ad for a Swingers Club instead??????
PMC
January 26th, 2010
10:39 am
If anything though, this womans group is ridiculously afraid of the power of this add and that’s why they are condemning it. It’s a free country, people have different views, if they pony up the cash they should be able to espouse those views on whatever medium they wish. It’s our personal responsibility to determine what to think of the message.
Tom
January 26th, 2010
10:42 am
Glad none of the “Luke Schenscher Has a Posse” crowd had a similar notion when he was at The Flats, Jeff. Have you ever smelled vegemite?
On the other hand, PB Dolt did receive 3 hours towards his coveted UGA Consumer Ec degree for this stunt. Not quite the 5 hours awarded for a double-double, but still…..
F-105 Thunderchief
January 26th, 2010
10:42 am
I’ll cover myself in peanut butter if Elisabetta Canalis covers herself in jelly.
Barnacle Bill Bavasi
January 26th, 2010
10:43 am
Better get Tebow out there now, before some All-Pro defensive end aborts him on the field.
waw
January 26th, 2010
10:50 am
The “Women’s Media Center” protests the 2.5 mil Tebow ad? Sounds a little hollow. Look at all the righteous indigngation they are getting aired for free! So after we hear the glorious Star Spangled Banner, we kill free speach and get down to enjoying Miss Doritos.
Timmy Tebow...
January 26th, 2010
10:53 am
Couldn’t Pam have aborted Timmy instead?
Moran’s at UGA.. Nah…. There are some great people there but just as many nasty stupid hick Morans.
My favorite Athlete/Babe will always be Anna Kornikova. She just has/had it all. Sergio thought so as well.
It is amazing how all these religious right freaks think they have the right to impose their beliefs on 1,000,000,000 people throughout the world that simply want to watch a FB game. People can worship a tree for all I care but don’t sell that stuff to me, especially over salsa and beer. Can you say tactless or cheesy. That type of behavior is truly unAmerican!
Tebow needs to read the constitution and understand what freedom of religiion and person liberties really mean. It is amazing that CBS now appears to be controlled by the right wing freakies. I guess when the RW freakies zombie the folks in power they become popular and privilaged.
This country is returning to the 1930’s Hoover days. Any S. Georgia lynching lately? WHo is riding in the front of those buses with crew cuts and fire hoses?
Frightening.. Tim Tebow is frightening. A product of a truly disoriented society.
Just Sayin'
January 26th, 2010
10:53 am
If all Dawgs were spayed or neutered, in a couple of generations the world would be a much better place.
Heav
January 26th, 2010
10:53 am
Hey Schu;tz…you left wing liberal…if Tebow was a minority player, had 2-3 illegit kids, cursed like a sailor, in every other sentence said “you know what I mean?”, was any other religion than Christian or maybe even an atheist…hadn’t graduated from college…maybe had ten or 12 tattos, maybe had robbed a convenience store, etc., you and your MSM buddies and the NFL would have no problem with him…maybe if he was in a pro-choice commercial…then you’d be all for him and calling him the greatest prospect ever! Oh, the aformentioned qualities would make him prime time for the NFL (National Felons League).
Timmy Tebow...
January 26th, 2010
10:54 am
Morons.. Sorry.. Bad typist or bad at spelling or both.
But they are morons!
Dawgdad
January 26th, 2010
10:55 am
I had rather see Tebow than another Cialis commercial of the old folks in the tubs. If you can afford to buy an add run whatever you want, It is suppossed to be a free country, inspite of Obama’s disdain for the first amendment.
So Jeff...
January 26th, 2010
10:57 am
I know how the Count likes to mention hotties and the time is upon us to discuss Winter Olympic hotties on the count down. I am throwing Allison Baver into the mix from the US Speed Skating team. I dare you to present a hotter female athlete that will be competing in Vancouver. Bet you can’t find one…
Barnacle Bill Bavasi
January 26th, 2010
10:58 am
Actually, I’m one of those who believes what a woman does is her business and not mine. I also believe what this group’s doing is its business and I have no desire to try and squelch their free speech. Don’t agree with them, but would fight for their right to say what they want.
Lowcountry Bulldawg
January 26th, 2010
11:02 am
This is a sports blog. Who cares. Jeff was simply pointing out that the Super Bowl is more geared towards mindless entertainment, not a Agenda Driven Social group. Like Jeff, I would rather sit back and enjoy the game and commercials and not be subjected to this. I have no opinion for or against, its just that there is a time and place for everything. Stop being oversensitive, thats whas wrong with America today! To many people get there damn feelings hurt to easy.
Dawggy
January 26th, 2010
11:02 am
Has Tebow learned how to talk like an adult yet? Who talks like he does , other than 12 year olds?
Heath
January 26th, 2010
11:06 am
Can we all agree now that Urban Cryer destroyed Tebow’s future by not developing him into a pocket passer his senior year? And ‘ol Cryer didn’t even get another NC out of him like he thought he wuld. That sucks when you can’t even get the fun of a championship out of destroying a kid’s future.
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January 26th, 2010
11:09 am
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Bugs Bunny
January 26th, 2010
11:20 am
Penut Butter Boy is a maroon, and this whole discussion is maroonic.
steveh
January 26th, 2010
11:23 am
Good for Tebow and his mom for doing the ad. I have read that the ad is tasteful and positive. But, if you cannot handle it you are more than welcome to excuse yourself from more cheese dip during the ad.
Thomas Anthony "The Taxman Cometh" Jones, Sr
January 26th, 2010
11:29 am
As a Yellow Dog Democratic voter and member I have no problem with Mr. Tebow’s commerial with his mother. Tebow and family, unlike most Republicans really believe in what they say. God will let them into Heaven, unlike most evil Republicans!
Jeff Schultz
January 26th, 2010
11:29 am
On the Tebow thing: For those who want to turn this into a free speech issue, it’s not. I never said they didn’t have a right to take a public position. I never said CBS didn’t have a right to air the commercial. What I said was I would rather not see those commercials during the Super Bowl. … But for the guy who said he didn’t want to see the old couple in the hot tub on Cialis ads, I’m with you there.
Jeff Schultz
January 26th, 2010
11:30 am
Heav — You’ve got serious issues, man.
todd grantham
January 26th, 2010
11:31 am
Jeff, I see the novacaine hasnt worn off yet…
Jeff Schultz
January 26th, 2010
11:33 am
Brian G– you qualify.
todd grantham
January 26th, 2010
11:33 am
Jeff, agreed about heav. i dont think we will be seeing m vick doing any spca plugs during the game, do you? as you said, the commercials should be funny, or at least show a lot of skin.
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater
January 26th, 2010
11:34 am
Good Stuff JS- i think being on Bourbon St for the SB will be a lot better (and cheaper) than hanging out with the plastic people of Miami. Can you imagine how many free shots will be given out if the Saints win?? Sasha Cohen- my lord!! Tebow- is anybody really surprised by this??
Jeff Schultz
January 26th, 2010
11:34 am
Juvenal — Thanks for the “Crown” tip. Unfortunately gotta work tonight. But could be nice in the post-game, post-write.
Jeff Schultz
January 26th, 2010
11:37 am
F-105 — I had no idea who that was until I just Googled her. Yeow.
ga gator
January 26th, 2010
11:37 am
With all the ads that will sell sex (most ads do in some form or another), maybe what we need will be an ad that will make young people think about consequences. I have no problem with it. Typical of the left; they want to tell us what to do but are offended when someone with values speaks.
Jeff Schultz
January 26th, 2010
11:39 am
Todd — Actually, novocaine has worn off. That’s the problem.
Jeff Schultz
January 26th, 2010
11:40 am
Dr. Kenneth — French Q will be crazy all weekend.
Russ, the Temporary Mascot
January 26th, 2010
11:40 am
Peanut buttering somebody’s a$$ is almost as bad as painting a little dog’s a$$. Funny how it’s always Georgia doing stuff like that. If I was security I would find the closest electrical closet and look for the peanut butter. Have they no shame?
Call It Like It Is
January 26th, 2010
11:41 am
Hey Dawggy,
Tebow has more class in his left nut than u will ever have!
MORON!
Enough Said, as the Gators win the East again in 2010!
James
January 26th, 2010
11:43 am
Barnacle Bill,
I agree. They should have the right to show whatever they want. And so should a pro-choice group, if they want to pay for it.
However, look what this turns into… Warring ethics ads? During the super bowl? It would be nice if CBS just says “no religion/anti-religion or politics in the super bowl”. It’s not really an issue of free speech. CBS owns the broadcast rights. They can show whatever they want, within reason. But it would be prudent to keep it less serious, because, you know–its a freaking game.
I certainly am not interested in watching it. Also, it seems like 3 million wasted to me… most people who would be convinced on a moral issue solely because Tim Tebow said so probably have made up their minds already.
Russ, the Temporary Mascot
January 26th, 2010
11:43 am
In dog school we learned you’re only as smart as you present yourself when you call somebody a moran or a maroon or a dummy. Also, using “your” and “you’re” properly sorts you out from the rabble. Spray painting a little dog’s a$$ when that little dog is trying his best to be a great mascot is shameful.
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January 26th, 2010
11:43 am
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ga gator
January 26th, 2010
11:45 am
James, you gotta accept the fact the kid makes people pay attention. During halftime of the UF/OK national championship game, Google reported over 40 million hits on John 3:16. No different him expressing himself than some hollywood type spewing their crap.
DirtyDawg
January 26th, 2010
11:46 am
I’m as much a supporter for a ‘woman’s right to choose’ as anybody, but, at the same time, can appreciate a message that says, ‘you never know who your child is gonna grow up to be’, so be careful which way you go.
Of course, by that same logic, there are a lot more murderers and rapists running around than God-fearing, Heisman Trophy-winning, National Champion-quarterbacking, almost too good to be true-graduating senior from the University of Florida…so what does that say about the which choice is correct?
waw
January 26th, 2010
11:46 am
“You know what’s appropriate on Super Bowl Sunday? Beer. Chips. Football. Hotties doing their laundry.” Glad you have your free speech, Jeff!
Jon Hughes
January 26th, 2010
11:46 am
Schultz, I am a conservative and i couldnt agree more with you I do not want any of this with my football ever! This also includes the goofy pink shoes every team wore for a month. Yeah i understand that they wanted to raise awareness but its football its a sport it is not a place to air out concerns or causes or any of that. we have other means to do it without stepping into the football realm. If i do have to see this add i hope he cries i hate that guy…..and yes i am a dawg fan
Russ, the Temporary Mascot
January 26th, 2010
11:47 am
I was the pick of the litter.
Russ, the Temporary Mascot
January 26th, 2010
11:48 am
. . . despite not having a pure white a$$.
ga gator
January 26th, 2010
11:52 am
Jon Hughes, would you hate him if he went to UGA instead? just checking…………….
Russ, the Temporary Mascot
January 26th, 2010
11:53 am
It’s white now, though. Thanks to Krylon and the University of Georgia.
Chairman of the Masters
January 26th, 2010
11:56 am
These women protesters are the same ones who hate me and I don’t use the spread!
todd grantham
January 26th, 2010
12:00 pm
Jeff, you blogging tonight?
SOGADOG
January 26th, 2010
12:04 pm
Thanks for the pics and for the record I agree, the Super Bowl is about football, beer, football, and silly, mindless commercials. Gotta go, I have a meeting with human resources, something about “unauthorized use of computer during work hours.”
SOUTH GA DAWG FAN
January 26th, 2010
12:06 pm
I think the superbowl ads need to feature Leryn Franco I would watch that commercial I bet she has better mechanics than Tebow also.
Atlantabama
January 26th, 2010
12:09 pm
The Senior Bowl is in Mobile, not Birmingham.
Bubba
January 26th, 2010
12:09 pm
Freedom of speech is a terrible thing, isn’t it Jeff? It means we sometimes have to listen to things we disagree with. What’s your positiion on the First Amendment?
TheAntiMe
January 26th, 2010
12:21 pm
Obviously, Tim Tebow takes being a Gator literally, seeing as he has such a big gator mouth!
We can only hope that CBS will give us all a break and pre-empt Tebow with another exciting Bud Bowl. I know I’m dying to find out if Bud Lite can take down Bud this year.
Schultz the hypocrite
January 26th, 2010
12:26 pm
“Countdown disclaimer: The Count will not criticize any man for his religion, political beliefs or blood type.”
Except Rush though, right Schultz?
blazerdawg
January 26th, 2010
12:27 pm
Thanks for the tip on E. Canalis; Tbow can say what he wants, who cares; pnut butter guy is awesome..GO DAWGS!
Timmy Tebow...
January 26th, 2010
12:29 pm
I find Tebow and these RW religous freaks offensive and I do feel that I have the right not to hear this s*** during a public event. Those who not understand this need to read about the societies of Cesar, Stalin, Bush, Adolph, and modern day China. Even common decency and respect says no. Most of the zombie right wingers these days are not decent and respectful. Obnoxious loud and disrespectful toilet scum is more like it.
Why would you push that s*** during the SB?
niles
January 26th, 2010
12:31 pm
You can be dropped off in the most dangerous ghetto in Miami and still feel more safe and comfortable than on Bourbon Street. If the entire state of Louisiana dropped off into the Gulf I don’t think anyone would seriously miss it. It’s a God forsaken state and the last place on earth that deserves any sports success. Collegiate or professional.
Yellow Fuzz
January 26th, 2010
12:32 pm
45-42 (in Sanford Bowl)
13th in the NCAA
Beat Georgia, won ACC, played in BCS Bowl in first 2 years!
Cherokee
January 26th, 2010
12:33 pm
Yellow Fuzz ….get back to us after you have WON a BCS bowl
Timmy Tebow isn't stable
January 26th, 2010
12:35 pm
LOL!!! And you reek of open-mindedness and warm, open arms for differing opinions? The radical leftist Neo-Comms are hilarious!! They are the very definition of hypocrisy and ignorance. Hey Timmy Tebow, ask Carrie Prejean how sweet, kind and understanding your kind were to her for simply sharing an opinion that YOUR President is on record agreeing with. What a moron!!!!
where's the magic
January 26th, 2010
12:35 pm
Wow, looks like the recruits want nothing to do with St. Johnson and the angry old man. Hilarious!!!
Dominique Wilkins
January 26th, 2010
12:36 pm
That was a heat check, Bob.
5th bowl loss in a row!!!
January 26th, 2010
12:37 pm
Yellow Fuzz, you forgot to mention:
1-2 vs. NON-SEC cellar dwellers, 0-2 in bowl games and unable to defeat the worst UGA team of the past 13 years, WITHOUT their best player.
Technophobia
January 26th, 2010
12:39 pm
I’m all for free speech but does politics and the never ending elections cycle have to invade EVERY aspect of our lives?
mike
January 26th, 2010
12:39 pm
Actually I’d find Tebow’s ad refreshing in a media that is engulfed in radical liberalism and ultra-sensitive/hypocritical PC nonsense.
boiler room
January 26th, 2010
12:42 pm
If we are forced to look at Obama’s ugly a$$ face 24/7 telling us nothing but lies and excuses, then I think I can stomach Tebow with his message for 60 seconds.
Nick Saban
January 26th, 2010
12:42 pm
“Arrogant, militaristic, and grumpy” Grumpy I would certainly agree with, especially in dealing with the media But arrogant? Why? Because he is grumpy in dealing with the media? I’ve never seen one thing that he has done which would denote arrogance.
Militaristic? Good lord. Are we talking about Mao, Fidel, or Hugo Chavez or are we talking about a football coach?
If militaristic means your players play with an incredible amount of discipline and largely stay out of trouble off the field relative to the rest of the sec big boys then yeah, I guess he would be “militaristic”. Otherwise you’re just engaging in a name calling session for the sole reason that he is indeed grumpy when dealing with the media. Can you blame him when media members use baseless accusations and adjectives like “arrogant” and the absurd “militaristic?”
Bob LaBlah
January 26th, 2010
12:42 pm
Yellow Fuzz I hear Tech is going to step up next year and join Region 8-AAAAA. They’re hoping their increased schedule difficulty will give them more credibility nationally.
Definition of loser
Referencing 1 win in 9 years.. soooo sad.
Here are a few numbers for you. 90-27, 8-1, 30-24, 73-66, 9-1 on your high school field with one loss being a bad fumble call.
TheAntiMe
January 26th, 2010
12:46 pm
I know what I believe. I believe that Coach Urban Meyer should definitely consider recruiting Sasha Cohen to replace Tim Tebow next season. Rarely have I seen anyone look so very good in the Spread.
Florida Dawg
January 26th, 2010
12:46 pm
The Tim Tebow ad should “not run” on Super Bowl Sunday…one hour before or after or during the game.
Tasteless marketing….not using good judgment.
Miami
January 26th, 2010
12:48 pm
Niles,
You are a dang fool. You say u can be dropped off in the most dangerous part of Miami and be safer than on Bourbon St? Obviously you’ve never lived in Miami or visited for any appreciable time. I was scolded by my girlfriend’s mother for leaving the car running while I ran up to the front door in a nice neighborhood to pick up her daughter. Why? Because people steal running cars right out of driveways.
Also, you ever heard of Liberty City and Overtown neighborhoods? I guess not and that you probably don’t remember the various riots in those 2 neighborhoods over the years. Man are you stupid!
JSS
January 26th, 2010
12:51 pm
Glad I’m going to be in New Zealand working on what will be Super Bowl Sunday! After reading “Pro-Life’s” and “Heav,” so-called morality sure does have a very ugly face… Jeff Schultz, you’re going to have a LONG Tuesday! You still can’t tell me you don’t miss the old days “Truth-Serum” and I just throwing you under the bus compared to this stuff?
Thanks Again for the Haiti help!
niles
January 26th, 2010
12:51 pm
Ok Miami. The fact you allowed your biotches mom to scold you like a child really proves me wrong. What a moron!!!
Miami = goon
January 26th, 2010
12:52 pm
Hmmm….I’m pretty sure cars are stolen all over the country. Especially ones where the idiot driver leaves it running with the door open…..
Old Homer the Pervert
January 26th, 2010
12:52 pm
Why don’t they show what happens in those Cialis or Levitra ads? Do people get the urge to take a long bath? Jeez, it’s embarrassing enough to have to sit through one of those commercials with members of the opposite sex. The least they could do is to gratify our curiosity a little. It would at least counteract the Tebow commercial a little.
And I’m with Russ. It’s downright barbaric to use paint on a puppy that didn’t happen to be born with a lily-white a$$. Typical UGA.
Just sayin’.
milk
January 26th, 2010
12:55 pm
I bet Schultz’s eyes will burn like fire if he watches Tebow’s Christian message
Thought and speech police
January 26th, 2010
12:57 pm
Amazing to hear Schultz and the poser Timmy Tebow… and other posters whining and complaining about a 1 minute public service announcement from Tebow.
Its an announcement that hurts no one. It doesn’t promote sex like half the other ads nor alcohol like probably the other half of the super bowl ads. So people like Schultz and some of these other morons are completely cool with sex and alcohol(which ruins countless lives) being promoted nonstop for the duration of the super bowl but they have a big problem with Tebow doing a 1 minute promo ostensibly asking young girls to keep their child as opposed to abortion.
Is there something inherently evil about promoting life as opposed to promoting the termination of life? So the people who promote life in a 1 minute ad are evil while the people that promote abortion are the good guys? Mmmmh!
Some of you liberal thought and speech police are big promoters of free speech. As long as its your free speech. If you don’t agree with Tebow’s 1 minute ad you are then the thought and speech police. You’re just too blind and or dumb to realize your own hypocrisy and hatefulness.
SWGADAWG
January 26th, 2010
12:57 pm
Sex sells……at least to Mr. Shultz. And the media wonders why we thinlk it’s a leftist movement! Right about sports , Shultz. If you don’t want to mix politics and sports….then don’t.
CRACKER JACKET
January 26th, 2010
12:59 pm
Right on Mike!
James T. Kirk
January 26th, 2010
12:59 pm
Look at all the puppy fans rambling incoherently in fear of the GT dynasty that they know will begin next year. We are currently putting together one of the best recruiting classes in the nation. Every top prospect wants to play in our unstoppable offense. Our thrower of the ball is returning next year, turning down millions as a surefire first round draft pick. Our wideout wider receivers are all returning along with our running halfbacks, the best in the nation. We just landed the best 4th down FG kicker too. It all begins in 2010 puppies!!! Stay red and black with envy!!!
Dominique Wilkins
January 26th, 2010
1:00 pm
Heav was having a heat check, Jeff.
PMC
January 26th, 2010
1:01 pm
It’s really too bad Sascha Cohen hasn’t taken up the ED cause. That would be a great run of commercials during the olympics.
ASHEVILLE DAWG
January 26th, 2010
1:01 pm
Jeff, the only way I look at figure skating is if they put Sasha back in.
Are you sure that girl is from Toledo?
Another great “countdown”.
If anybody has $2.5 million you get to buy your 30 seconds of fame. Who cares what the message is? Ya gotta take a leak sometime, I may now refer to it as “Tebow Time”. I’m just saying……..
Yellow Fuzz
January 26th, 2010
1:01 pm
Cherokee
January 26th, 2010
12:33 pm
Yellow Fuzz ….get back to us after you have WON a BCS bowl
Get back to ME when you beat Tech and Florida in the same year.
Miami
January 26th, 2010
1:04 pm
Miami=goon,
Moronic statement of yours. There are still neighborhoods and towns throughout America where people go to sleep with their front doors unlocked and where it isn’t a big deal to leave your car running if you’re going to be all of 30 seconds going to the front door and you’re within 30-40 feet of the car. The fact that it happens is not an indication of someone being an idiot. Its an indication of how bad a city is in regards to crime. You seem to lack perspective son.
James Adams
January 26th, 2010
1:04 pm
Yellow Fuzz. You mean like in ‘07? Jeff Schultz saying not to mix Politics and sports is like telling Paul Hewitt admonishing Norv Turner for wasting superior talent.
jerry
January 26th, 2010
1:09 pm
Jeffy, so now that you’ve given us your pro-abortion stance how about getting back to sports. If we want to read about that stuff we’ll just read the rest of sites bullstuff.
Yellow Fuzz
January 26th, 2010
1:09 pm
Is any of the following not true during Paul Johnson’s Tech in his first two seasons?
45-42 (in Sanford Bowl)
13th in the NCAA (Final rankings)
Beat Georgia, won ACC, played in BCS Bowl in first 2 years!
GET READY FOR ANOTHER CLOSE ONE BETWEEN THE HEDGES THIS YEAR DOG NATION. JUST HOPE YOU DON’T GO IN WITH A 16 POINT LEAD AT THE HALF AND GET BITCH SPALLED REPEATEDLY (26-0) TO START THE 3RD QUARTER LIKE LAST TIME. BOY DID IT GET (and I hope you can hear me), QUIET. YOU COULD HEAR A SNUFF CAN LID DROP IT WAS SOOOOOOOO QUIET. I LOVED IT AND I’M GLAD IN STUNG SO BAD.
TheAntiMe
January 26th, 2010
1:11 pm
I think that you mean your runner of the ball, Captain. I do wish them luck in 2010.
Bubba Dawg
January 26th, 2010
1:11 pm
ouch
Paul in RDU
January 26th, 2010
1:12 pm
Jeff – You weren’t at your usual humor level with this one, but you did have a high babe quotient. The Ali Landry commercial is excellent, but I doubt most men care what product is being advertised.
The prospective Tebow commercial is interesting. Since the networks shy away from any kind of controversy and anything associated with religion (their religion has pictures of dead presidents on it), I’d bet that they are having problems selling all of their ad slots (just like last year).
1eyedJack
January 26th, 2010
1:18 pm
My old grannie could have beat the snot out of Paula Jones.
jerry
January 26th, 2010
1:18 pm
hey just pulling your chain. Love all the eye candy hell I’m not picky I even enjoyed the kerrigan basher
Jeff and politics
January 26th, 2010
1:22 pm
Jeff has gotten better about mixing politics and sports. He once tried to pass of a far left wing hate site called media matters as being a legit news site and I guess he underestimated his audience. He got blasted by most of the readers. I guess Jeff just thought people were stupid and wouldn’t know or figure out that a far left hate site is anything but fair and impartial.
Anyway, he now just takes little jabs and potshots at stuff like Tebow or anything conservative instead of showing a blatant leftist agenda. I can live with the small potshots. People can still see through the not so subtle political attack and its small enough to ignore. Besides, give Jeff a break. Sometimes people just find it hard not to inject their politics into their writing and a little slip up once in a while is ok.
Miami = goon
January 26th, 2010
1:23 pm
dude, just stop posting. I’m starting to feel embarrassed for you.
Schultzie loves Karl Marx
January 26th, 2010
1:24 pm
Schultz is a massive hypocrite. He posted DailyKos moronic propaganda on here about Rush Limbaugh and tried to pass it off as fact. He’s a Nazi.
Bank Walker, Texas Ranger
January 26th, 2010
1:27 pm
Sascha, the greatest thing in figure skating since Katarina Witt. Katarina put the figure in figure skating.
gdawginkalamazoo
January 26th, 2010
1:38 pm
Jeff, Regarding the pictures on the countdown today. Peanut butter boy, I would hate to be the Smuck(er) in the suit that has to escort him out. In the Cohen picture you provided the wrong angle. And Holy Toledo!
Look people it is a free country. There are 11 teams in the SEC that which Timmy had never been born. As Asheville Dawg said, if you don’t want to see it then take a break. We all know what his agenda is and he has the right to present it. We can like or not, follow him or not. Me I don’t care what he does.
30-24 Dawgs - WE RUN THIS STATE!
January 26th, 2010
1:46 pm
Dear Captain Kirk -
You pay want to see if Paul Johnson’s offense can score > 10 points in a bowl game before you start blathering about a GT ‘dynasty’!
30-24, all year long!
Lowcountry Bulldawg
January 26th, 2010
1:55 pm
Katarina Witt…the best Playboy spread ever! That’ll may a tomcat love a hounddog!
Feminize Me
January 26th, 2010
2:04 pm
Radical, ugly feminist women may boycott the Super Bowl??? What will the world come to if that happens????
Hillbilly Deluxe
January 26th, 2010
2:31 pm
but I’m pretty sure editors only read the first few items of Countdown anyway, then look at page view totals.
I’m betting they just look at page views. It’s all about the bottom line (Just like everything else).
BubbaDaJetzFan
January 26th, 2010
2:35 pm
Let CBS run the Tebow Ad…They need the $$$ and I’ll just “return” some of my Beer when Timmy & his Mommy make their pitch for morality…FLUSH…
Jon Hughes
January 26th, 2010
2:36 pm
ga gator if Tebow played for UGA i would like him… but hate him as well.
BtownDawg
January 26th, 2010
2:38 pm
As probably the most diehard and loyal Dawg fan on here, I’ve always respected Tebow on the field and as a leader. But now I respect him even more for his commitment to his beliefs. It has nothing to do with my agreeing, or disagreeing, with his views, but the fact he’s willing to attach his face and voice to it during the most televised spectacle in the nation, while knowing 90% of those in the media are liberal rags like ol’ Schultz here, says a lot about him as a man and his character.
liam
January 26th, 2010
2:43 pm
I may be wrong, I hope so, but I’ve always thought of Matt Stafford as a kid who just used UGA as his stepping stone into the NFL. He’s almost admitted as much, saying he never dreamed of playing college ball, just NFL ball. Tebow bled orange and blue (unfortunately) and always will. His, and Moreno’s, comments in relation to some of the games also added to this assumption. Saying that the UF, Auburn, UT or GT games were “just another game” clearly showed me they didn’t know what it meant to be a Dawg. They were both from out of state, sure, but come on man, some things should just be common knowledge!!! I have seen Stafford at some UGA games this year, even the spring game last year, and that’s great, but I just get the impression that Tebow loves UF more than Stafford loves (or likes) UGA
Have a question Bubba
January 26th, 2010
2:43 pm
If I released some of the beer on the TV screen during the ad, would this ruin my TV?
Might be worth it.
I think that I might just skip the game altogether.. I need to do more running and working out at the gym anyway.
Stinger
January 26th, 2010
2:44 pm
I like to sit on parking cones with no pants
GeoffDawg
January 26th, 2010
3:00 pm
Regarding Sasha Cohen’s leg split on the ice – Brrrr….hope she’s wearing a muff.
azcat225
January 26th, 2010
3:00 pm
Russ, regarding the “maroon” label—-if you will note, the poster’s name was Bugs Bunny. Maroon has a long and hallowed history in WB cartoons as their equivalent of moron. R.K. Maroon was a key figure in Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Just sayin’…
Dr. Peter Venkman
January 26th, 2010
3:03 pm
The Peanut Butter Kid was named Fan of the Month by The Fan’s Voice Awards (http://fansvoiceawards.wordpress.com/2010/01/25/peanut-butter-kid-named-fan-of-the-month/) which serves as the governing body of everything having to do with sports fans around the world.
ga gators
January 26th, 2010
3:14 pm
Jon Hughes
That is an interesting take; if you would like him if he had of played for UGA, what about him would you hate?
Lindsey
January 26th, 2010
3:24 pm
Just make sure those Scout team defenders won’t be dressed in white jerseys & red helmets (like what the Dawgs wore in 2007), that sure won’t help St.Timmy, GO DAWGS!! Teblow stinks!!
Cataputt
January 26th, 2010
3:39 pm
Yellow Fuzz,
I’m sure UGA fans appreciate the fact that you list beating them as a career highlight for CPJ. Says a lot about the amount of respect you have for them. I noticed you failed to mention that he’s 0-2 in bowl games. Or the fact that UGA has just as many BCS wins as the entire ACC combined. Why no mention of how he’s only beaten 3 teams to finish in the top 25, combined, in his first 2 years? Why no mention that he’s only 1-2 vs. bowl eligible SEC teams? Why didn’t you mention that the ACC had half its conference finish the regular season .500 worse?
Heav
January 26th, 2010
3:46 pm
Schultz…got back to checking the replies to your diatribes and noticed you commented that I had issues…isn’t that rich considering how you blew a gasket about Rush Limbaugh wanted to become a minority owner in the Rams and the smart-posterior jokes you have actually worked into your garbage column about Sarah Palin. I have issues? You left-wing mainstream, drive-by, state controlled media wonk…you have way more than me. If I see an ad which is trash or objectionable, I turn the dang thing off…unlike you and your ilk who want it banned! By the way, my feelings are shared by more folks in this country than your 9-5 mind wants to admit. Have a nice day.
Dear Yellow Fuzz Douche Nerd...
January 26th, 2010
3:47 pm
When the opposing coach of the team you are playing in a bowl game refers to your team as Wake Forrest it’s time to just shut up and not make stupid posts on these blogs about gt football.
WAKE FORREST for God’s sake…
WOW
January 26th, 2010
3:51 pm
Some of you people are just plain stupid. Tebow doesn’t have a right to express his views on CBS. Nor do we have the right not to see Tebow’s ad on CBS. We are guaranteed certain rights against the federal government (US Constitution) and certain rights against state governments (US COnstitution + state constitutions). We have no “rights” in the narrow sense against CBS, Tebow, or any other private entity/individual. STOP TALKING ABOUT RIGHTS IF YOU DON’T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THEM.
ks86
January 26th, 2010
3:57 pm
Great list
gdawginkalamazoo
January 26th, 2010
4:05 pm
WOW, okay, he has the opportunity to express his views which are not prohibited by any laws, either state or federal. As long as they don’t show footage….
waw
January 26th, 2010
4:09 pm
“The FCC is barred by law from trying to prevent the broadcast of any point of view. The Communications Act prohibits the FCC from censoring broadcast material, in most cases, and from making any regulation that would interfere with freedom of speech.”
Dawg in Monticello
January 26th, 2010
4:09 pm
Do you get paid to make foolish remarks. The Senior Bowl is located in MOBILE. Not Birmingham as you reported. I see why the AJC farmed you out to just do blogs.
gdawginkalamazoo
January 26th, 2010
4:21 pm
Heav,
“By the way, my feelings are shared by more folks in this country than your 9-5 mind wants to admit”.
I don’t know, you think he come up with all this in a 7.5 hour workday? I’m thinking he’s all go 24/7/365.
Who Dat Nation
January 26th, 2010
4:30 pm
Who cares about the political BS…. The Saints are in the Superbowl!!!! Can’t call us frauds anymore!
SimpleDawg
January 26th, 2010
4:34 pm
I’d watch Ali Landry shovel manure…..live. As for Sasha Cohen, that stretch job in the picture conjures up more ideas for what I rather watch her do…besides ice skating.
Anyway, back to sports…..Teblow and his eminent entry into the NFL reminds me of another former Florida QB/RB…..Harmon Wages. Harmon was a great RB and a so-so QB, but he parlayed his talent into a nice NFL career – shortened by his love of the high-life, and his lust/love of the female bounty in Atlanta. Harmon and Norm Van Brocklin were like watching Abbot and Costello…..only some times I wasn’t sure who the straight man was….
Teblow is made for the expansion of the “Wildcat” offense in the NFL. He could be the newest big thing in the NFL, as long no one expects him to be another Manning.
If only Ol’ Norm were still here……when asked about his upcoming brain surgery, Van Brocklin said that he had requested that if he needed a brain transplant, ” to use a brain from a sportswriter. I want one that hasn’t been used too much.”
Simon Bar Sinister
January 26th, 2010
4:37 pm
Al Groh is a “Son of an elf”? What else rhymes?
GoJackets
January 26th, 2010
4:39 pm
If some crazy radical group wants to use Tebow to waste 2.5 million on a commercial that will change no ones mind about anything then go right ahead. Maybe CBS can use that money to do something more important like film another season of Survivor.
Will
January 26th, 2010
4:50 pm
Jeff, I am as big a pro-life guy as there is….christians are suppose to be….and yes I am talking to all you liberal catholics out there. But I agree with you, keep politics and divisive issues off of Super-Bowl Sunday. After all, we have to worry about think about them the other 364 days a year. I agree to take off the abortion ad if you can talk NBC into taking Keith Oberman off the Sunday Night in America show. The sight and sound of him makes a person want to puke. Their ratings would double if they fired him.
James Stephenson
January 26th, 2010
5:12 pm
You know, I don’t want political messages during the Super bowl either, or political opinions for that matter.
Heck, I don’t want political messages or political opinions in my sport opinions either, but that sure as heck doesn’t stop you, does it Jeff? Maybe what’s good for the gander is good for the goose, know what I mean?
Paul E. Walker
January 26th, 2010
5:19 pm
Jeff, the Senior Bowl is played in Mobile, AL — not Birmingham, AL.
DamYankee
January 26th, 2010
5:35 pm
And I thought I could forget about St. Tebow after ‘Bama put a shine on his behind. Oh, well. And for all you Pat Robertson, Rush Limbaugh lovin’ “Christians”, stuff a cork in it. Most of you wouldn’t recognize the teachings and philosophies of Christ if Tebow had them tattooed on his forehead. If I want to listen to blatant hypocrisy I’ll show up at the nearest Baptist church.
DamYankee
January 26th, 2010
5:53 pm
And that speed skater Allison Baver is smokin’!
Call It Like It Is
January 26th, 2010
5:58 pm
Yeah DamYankee, and you will be the 1st one we will see.
You sir are a Moron as well as why all the hate for Tebow? He has done nothing personal to anyone. He is just DAMN GOOD, and he has a lot of CLASS unlike U!
Enough Said!
DamYankee
January 26th, 2010
6:15 pm
Thanks for making my point.
kool$kat
January 26th, 2010
6:50 pm
ya know what Jeff…if I don’t go to the bathroom or grab some chips then I have to watch feminine hygiene ads even tho I’m a man; and Dodge commercials even tho I drive a Toyota; and beer commercials even tho I don’t drink (but at least they are funny); so why the fuss over Tebow and anti/abortion ads…can’t people just ignore them? I think the problem is nobody wants their conscience tapping them on the shoulder, which is why folks are already crying about this issue, almost two weeks ahead of the Super Bowl. If Planned Parenthood wants to buy an ad, let them do it. Its a free country, right? At least it was…
One Tuesday in Massachusetts
January 26th, 2010
7:00 pm
To paraphrase Yoda: “Begun, the Conservative Revolution has…”
Blue Fox
January 26th, 2010
7:08 pm
Thanks, Jeff, for reminding us again of God-awful Jones-Harding “fight,” it was hilarious!
wakeup call
January 26th, 2010
7:20 pm
Jeff- it’s a perfect platform for the pro-life ad – Americans would rather bury their head in the cheese dip than have to think about the
murdering of over 1.5 million babies a year.
heywood jablomey
January 26th, 2010
7:30 pm
fun read. thanks jeff.
ps. more pics of hot chicks.
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Pants on the Ground
January 26th, 2010
8:07 pm
Did I miss anything?
Former Virgin ..ia coach
January 26th, 2010
8:31 pm
AL GROH WITH ISSUES ..HOW SAD…I THOUGHT he kept the game close last year against William and Mary ..not a bad performance for an Sshe she team
Smashsmeesha Bobeesha
January 26th, 2010
8:54 pm
Me thinks Jeff is jealous of the fact that Tim has more followers than the AJC.
Smashsmeesha Bobeesha
January 26th, 2010
8:55 pm
What’s interesting about this whole “controversy” is the fact that pro-choice feminazi’s can’t come up with a reason for CBS to not air it.
Saw a lady on O’Reilly and she was all over the place in her argument for CBS to pull the ad. She could not give a reason why it was hateful or wrong.
Liberal women reek of hypocrisy.
scottbravesfan
January 27th, 2010
1:19 am
Tim Tebow is a douche. The guy makes it out like God let him win all of those games because he’s God’s favorite player. Guess that’s why he was crying like a punk on the sideline when Bama unleashed the fury of the Devil all over his ass in the SEC championship game
scottbravesfan
January 27th, 2010
1:25 am
Liberal women reek of hypocrisy? Have you ever met a Christian? They are the most hypocritical group of people on the planet. At least psycho Muslims will admit to what they are. But keep believing your book of Jewish fairy tales and made up stories of guys being swallowed by whales and then regurgitated three days later.
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Beanie
January 27th, 2010
2:22 pm
Jeff,
Do you even know the story they are going to tell during this ad? Tim’s mom was advised to abort her baby due to health concerns from the doctors. She refused and went forward with the birth. That baby turned out to be Tim Tebow. How on earth you think that story isn’t meant to be told is absurd to me.
scottbravesfan is a douche
January 27th, 2010
2:25 pm
psycho muslims admit to what they are? And what exactly are they admitting to? Your beloved liberal media makes them out to be misunderstood, peace-loving freedom fighters.
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