Can't remember this one making it last night.

/tases self

Maybe it's only because I've had THAT night in Bangkok, but I love this song.

I'm good and hammered, which is by far the best way to enjoy this one.

Only if your team has the misfortune of having to play against them in West Lafayette.

Caption: Duping the Los Angeles Unified School District? That was easy.

I don't remember a time when Corso wasn't cool. In fact, he may have invented it. At the very least, I think it's safe to say he was in the room.

Three cherries- jackpot!

'Ah, Fuck it.'

In a cosmically just world, whatever years Sandusky/Paterno/McQueary/et. al have left would be transferred immediately to Corso and he would keep doing this for decades.

Pictured: Producers take Billy Joel's Movin' Out off-Broadway, to disastrous results.

That siren pales in comparison to the awfulness of the Purdue train horn. Games are virtually unwatchable on TV- can't imagine being there.

Gary, if only you'd called one of your players, they would have advised you to avoid that stretch of highway.

Meyer is the perfect man for the job- even way back in 2007, he already knew Ohio State's system better than they did.

The Big Kat thought it more fitting to opt for the paperback version, so that both he and the playbook lack a proper spine.

Those stupid pledges at the local Delta Tau Chi chapter are going to have a hell of a time reciting the rest of the pledge without the 'your' and 'name' banners.

I think my favorite part is knowing that Pete and Jenny are married in real-life. Makes their interactions on the show that much more odd/funny.

Supposed to go to a matinee showing. Desperately looking for an angle.

Love it.