Another twist in the UNC saga

[JasonEvans]

Interesting. Thanks for some historical context.

But weren't Ray Liotto, James Earl Jones, and the state of Iowa involved in all that somehow?

I think you are confused. It was John Cusak, DB Sweeney, David Strathairn, and Charlie Sheen that were involved.

--Jason "FOD is better than EMO, but EMO is actually about the scandal" Evans

[dukeballboy88]

Dont get me for rumor mongoring just reporting what I read. But why would football try and cover more up? Aint they already in trouble?

Lee_Folwer Coach L Folwer
somebody stole confidential records from the unc honor court? i wonder if roy williams had any trouble finding a ski mask in august?
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[OldPhiKap]

I think you are confused. It was John Cusak, DB Sweeney, David Strathairn, and Charlie Sheen that were involved.

--Jason "FOD is better than EMO, but EMO is actually about the scandal" Evans

In an odd twist of fate, the "featured article" on Wikipedia this morning is:

{drum roll}

Kennesaw Mountain Landis. I kid you not.

[Olympic Fan]

Dont get me for rumor mongoring just reporting what I read. But why would football try and cover more up? Aint they already in trouble?

Lee_Folwer Coach L Folwer
somebody stole confidential records from the unc honor court? i wonder if roy williams had any trouble finding a ski mask in august?
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Just to be clear -- the Lee Folwer (note it's "Folwer, not "Fowler") twitter account you are citing is not the former NC State AD ... it's a rabid state fan using the account to tweak the Tar Heels.

[dukeballboy88]

Ok thanks. Thats why I hate twitter. But at the sametime why would someone want to cover up the football scandal?

[Kedsy]

OK, I have a question on the front page blurb on UNC reactions. They quoted a somewhat illiterate letter from a Rams Club member named "James Hendricks," and they question the letter writer's integrity with a Wikipedia blurb on "Rick Hendrick."

Clearly these are not the same people, right? Is this another "TJ Hairston" joke that I'm not getting?

[Jderf]

OK, I have a question on the front page blurb on UNC reactions. They quoted a somewhat illiterate letter from a Rams Club member named "James Hendricks," and they question the letter writer's integrity with a Wikipedia blurb on "Rick Hendrick."

Clearly these are not the same people, right? Is this another "TJ Hairston" joke that I'm not getting?

Can't say much about the possible error, but I am having trouble deciding which response is my favorite. There is one by a guy named Bill Turner that slips into the realm of accidental pataphor, with the line, "Scars that will not fade unless plastic surgery is performed." But then there is another golden one that complains about how Thorpe has appealed to "radicals on the academic side." Academics? At a university? My goodness! After that there is the one that boldly accuses Thorpe of preferring "foo foo drinks." Oh, how do I choose?

[BD80]

OK, I have a question on the front page blurb on UNC reactions. They quoted a somewhat illiterate letter from a Rams Club member named "James Hendricks," and they question the letter writer's integrity with a Wikipedia blurb on "Rick Hendrick."

Clearly these are not the same people, right? Is this another "TJ Hairston" joke that I'm not getting?

Damn lawyers. Not only don't you fail to get the joke, you have to spoil the joke!