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DB Cooper was a pioneer

i read about it back then. http://ilikemike.me/city-of-orlando-settles-citrus-bowl-lawsuit/

i don´t care what the moppers say, but it is the offseason and the information/discussion that this thread is eliciting is more better than anything the moppers have to say. keep it a-going, meng.

i DO have a great sense of humor, meng.

i am white also, meng* mane means the hair on an animal, particularly on a horse, meng (ask @Empirical Cane )

wouldn't be the last time Vinny crapped the sheets

i agree, except this place is pretty good. meng*

in miami? yes. apocalypse BBQ Kilian Drive. you'll be licking your fingers. or better yet, your SO will be licking you fingers.

great post. let's include Lou Saban on the top 8 list then. great history here!

i agree entirely, he deserves a top 8 spot.

a reasonable argument for sure

I figured he was since he was likely recruited in 1977/1978. Howard arrived in 1979, but not sure exactly what time of the year. I was a kid and the internet was not accessible to me then

First, you should be sent to purgatory for a decade for mentioning shalala, golden and blake within a list of the "most important figures" unless you mean it in a negative way in that their importance was SO DETRIMENTAL. ill take a shot at this. 1. Agree 2. Agree 3. Agree 4. Alonzo...

but he was a starter so he counts. i'm a steelers fan and hated his getting drafted in the first round. was drafted on measureables, not talent. love the kid, not the playa

two IIRC. Artie Tryone Burns and Tyrique Stevenson, but your point about Marshall seems reasonable.

preach. i saw* him coach the DBs in 2-3 practices and this is exactly the problem. he was soft. i don't know that he has the demeanor to be a true coach.

i will personally bestow upon them all of the ultra-violence that i can muster.