THE IUP Football Thread

[IUPNation]

So Taylor Swift jammed more Swifties into Acupuncture Stadium than anyone else for an event….

I wonder how many were from the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia?

:-)

[IUPbigINDIANS]

Here's one for you IUP dorks:

The 'penny on the floor' ... written by IUP royalty The Clarks ...

A) Where was that 'penny'

(B) Name the apartment (and number)

[iupgroundhog]

He’s going to walk because everyone seems afraid of his Cult. I don’t k is why 99.99% of them are dumber than a bag of rocks which means they can get into Slimey Pebble.

I think he's going to end up at Lewisburg and I'm not talking about a campaign rally on the Bucknell campus.

[IUPNation]

Perhaps. No Dream Team for him, though. Maybe a Public Defender.

He’s going to walk because everyone seems afraid of his Cult. I don’t k is why 99.99% of them are dumber than a bag of rocks which means they can get into Slimey Pebble.

[iupgroundhog]

Which shows that anyone with money can beat the system. OJ was just the first person of color to do it.

Fat Nixon is going to walk too.

Perhaps. No Dream Team for him, though. Maybe a Public Defender.

[Bart]

They cheered a black man beating the system like so many white me who were also guilty.

Dwight Schrute : No, don't call me a hero. Do you know who the real heroes are? The guys who wake up every morning and go into their normal jobs, and get a distress call from the Commissioner and take off their glasses and change into capes and fly around fighting crime. Those are the real heroes.

[Bart]

No judgment here. We all make bad decisions.

“Guess what, I have flaws. What are they? Oh, I don't know. I sing in the shower. Sometimes I spend too much time volunteering. Occasionally I'll hit somebody with my car. So sue me.” – Michael Scott

[IUPNation]

He did have the legal Dream Team.

Which shows that anyone with money can beat the system. OJ was just the first person of color to do it.

Fat Nixon is going to walk too.

[iupgroundhog]

They cheered a black man beating the system like so many white me who were also guilty.

He did have the legal Dream Team.

[IUPNation]

I watched OJ break 2000 yards for a season in 1972. When the verdict came down, I was in a state prison and the inmates cheered like they won the Super Bowl. Nothing makes sense.

They cheered a black man beating the system like so many white me who were also guilty.

[Fightingscot82]

I watched OJ break 2000 yards for a season in 1972. When the verdict came down, I was in a state prison and the inmates cheered like they won the Super Bowl. Nothing makes sense.

No judgment here. We all make bad decisions.

[iupgroundhog]

I watched OJ break 2000 yards for a season in 1972. When the verdict came down, I was in a state prison and the inmates cheered like they won the Super Bowl. Nothing makes sense.

I watched O.J. run for 50 and 60 yard TD's for USC while eating dinner with my family on Saturday night. I hear what you're saying, though. There were some strange reactions to the verdict Life in America.

[Bart]

I watched OJ break 2000 yards for a season in 1972. When the verdict came down, I was in a state prison and the inmates cheered like they won the Super Bowl. Nothing makes sense.

[iupgroundhog]

This will make most of us feel old:

28 years ago tonight O.J. led the most famous car 'chase' in world history.

It was 1994 so it was actually 29 years ago. I didn't watch it live I was probably working at the time but I do remember when the verdict came down I went to Plymouth Meeting Mall in the TV section of I think it was Boscov's and there were hundreds of people who left their jobs and were all standing in the TV section waiting for the verdict. Nobody on cell phones, nobody on the internet. Boy, life was different then.

[IUPNation]

This will make most of us feel old:

28 years ago tonight O.J. led the most famous car 'chase' in world history.

I was in a bar in Pittsburgh when it happened. I was staying in Kittanning for a friends wedding and wandered into the city that night before the wedding.