DAVID LIPSCOMB AT GOODPASTURE

[bulldog69]

Wow....nice win for DL......learned a new word...."manhooded"

[okeechobeecracker]

Fro the Drno dictionary...Manhooded:to keep the D-line out of the backfield.

[RicFlare]

Wow, Lipscomb turned the corner

[GreenbrierCat2]

I thought the same thing.... He must be working on his Master's at the University by now...

 

Officer? Wasn't he playing when Austin Rogers was...way back when...?

[Gambler]

Officer played with Zach Rogers and has only been starting on Varsity since his sophomore year. Also this should quiet all the people who questioned Coach Mac this year.

[Golddust281]

Couldn't believe a fan and/or parent of goodpasture player came onto the field after the game to challenge one of our players about his manhood. He manhooded the player all night!

 

I'm never surprised with any of the things goodpasture parents or players do. They have no class whatsoever. What happened to the parent?

Edited September 29, 2010 by Golddust281

[likearock]

Couldn't believe a fan and/or parent of goodpasture player came onto the field after the game to challenge one of our players about his manhood. He manhooded the player all night!

Probably afraid kid might lose his scholarship .......oh yeah I forgot......Ya'll don't do that...my bad!

[GPCougarFan]

Couldn't believe a fan and/or parent of goodpasture player came onto the field after the game to challenge one of our players about his manhood. He manhooded the player all night!

I was there and didn't see or hear anyone do that. But if it did, it would suprise me because GP parenets are pretty mello.

[GPCougarFan]

I'm never surprised with any of the things goodpasture parents or players do. They have no class whatsoever. What happened to the parent?

It wouldn't suprise me if it was Golddust281 dressed up like a Goodpasture parent after reading his tasteless comments!

[sportsnutdad]

Well aside from lacking class, I just don't think they thought it through. Why would you question the manhood of a kid who just beat your son/grandson/nephew, etc... in football? Would you rather say he got beat by a girl or at the very least an effeminate boy/young man? Too funny!!

 

Was it just a verbal slight at some player's long hair?

Edited September 30, 2010 by sportsnutdad