Hecklin': Louisville
[Thanks again to Freak A Leak for this]
I know it is merely Wednesday (ED: Frontpag'd on Thursday), but I wanted to give you all plenty of time to study up, because this one is a biggie. Don't let this keep you from Austin Peay tonight (ED: I've gotta get to these things sooner), but, gentlemen, start yer learnin'.
Here is your outfield lineup according to the Louisville roster. They all play exclusively in the outfield, unless they are specifically mentioned as playing other positions on the team. Other people of interest for this team are: Andrew Clark (#24, 1B) and Coach Dan McDonnell are both former Rebels, so be sure to give them a warm welcome home. Also, RHP Matt Lea (#15) is a former Mississippi State bulldog, so if and when he plays remind him that he likes humping legs or drinking peepee (ED: I added that second part) or something.
Louisville's site gave plenty of good info to use. It's almost like they invite hecking.
1. Drew Haynes, #1: Born in Louisville to Paula and Richard Haynes, he is the youngest of three siblings. He can do back flips, and wears #1 because he likes Ozzie Smith. Like any baseball player with half of a brain, he doesn't have a facebook or, if he does, he hides it well.
2. Stewart Ijames, #5: Born in Owensboro, KY, to George and Joan Ijames on 8/21/88.
Says his facebook info, and I quote:
My name is Stewart Ijames i attend the University Of Louisville and i graduate in 2011. I am an athletic person and hate to loose, so i will try till it is over. My main goals in life are to become an Major League Baseball Player. I was drafted out of High School by the Brewers but turned it down to get my education. If there is anythig else you want to know feel free to ask.
Do what you'd like with that. (ED: Ijames, is that kinda like the iPod?! HA BURRRRRN BITCH)
3. Mike Morrison, # 14: Also plays 1B. Son of Randy and Jackie Morrison. Has one sister, Amy. Tread lightly when talking about Amy, because I couldn't find her age. Majoring in sport administration at U of L. His dad was a professional kickboxer. Mike played at Gulf Coast Community College in Panama City before he ended up at UL. One of the "bullpen boozers"* likes screaming "go back to community college", so consider using this on Mike. Couldn't get much out of his facebook, but he likely doesn't use it much, as his picture is still of him in the bullpen at GCCC.
4. Jarred Clarkson, #17: Jarred smiles like a dumbass. He has a brother, Grant, who I assume is in that picture with him. His father Tim played college basketball at Cumberland College and his mother Lori played softball at Western Kentucky University.
5. Josh Richmond, #32: Is a Junior education major. His favorite cereal (?) is frosted mini wheats. He is the only person ever that still watches MTV. The son of Heather and Jim Richmond. Jim played ball at EKU.
6. Nate Holland, #37: Born in Decatur, AL to Dean and Teri Holland. He has an older brother and a younger sister. He is a relatively boring guy until I checked his birthday. 3/14/89. That means the kid will be celebrating his 21st birthday on Sunday.
7. Phil Wunderlich, #44: Also plays 3B. I dare you to try not to use the phrase "wunderlich my balls." His parents are named Lary and Mary. Hidden on Facebook.
8. Drew Fitzpatrick, #45: He wants to be a biochemist, but he's only a freshman, so give him time to change his mind. He also loves to landscape(?). Son of Thomas and Linda Fitzpatrick. Has one brother, Michael.
There's your list. These guys must have a team rule to have their facebook locked, because there wasn't much to work with. Good luck.
*This is the group of Louisville Baseball fans who are making the trip for the game. They are called the Louisville Bullpen Boozers. Obviously, they will be drinking heavily. Show ‘e m how it's done, boys.
This post is a Red Cup Rebellion FanPost. Please don't sue us.
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Mr. James
Please tell me that is not an actual quote from his facebook page.
by E.H. Patterson 4 Life on Mar 10, 2010 2:11 PM EST reply actions
Mr. Ijames most certainly wrote that...
Dumb guy, huh?
by Sneak a Leak on Mar 10, 2010 4:26 PM EST up reply actions
That Bullpen Boozers site
is why the North sucks so, so much.
Every person on that site deserves a punch in the face.
YEAH BRAH HOODIES UNDER OUR T SHIRTS DRINKIN BUD SELECT BRAH!! TALKIN’ MAD SHIT!!!
Pig Pen this here's Rubber Duck, and I'm about to put the hammer down.
Kentucky's not The North
I always thought of Kentucky as a Southern state until I moved here, and learned none of y’all want to claim responsibility for that mess, either.
If you can see Ohio from your city
you aren’t in the South.
Pig Pen this here's Rubber Duck, and I'm about to put the hammer down.
CORRECTION: Indiana
Still applies
Pig Pen this here's Rubber Duck, and I'm about to put the hammer down.
Ladies and gentlemen...
Imagine how dumb Ijames must have been in high school if that’s his literacy level after time at a university…
If our universities would lead or children could read!!! Or at least realize when to use ‘a’ instead of ‘an’.
by 7thYearJunior on Mar 11, 2010 11:37 AM EST via mobile reply actions
The “a”/“an” dilemma is the least of his worries. Run on sentences and – most importantly – spelling (see: loose vs. lose).
This guy is great. I can’t wait to meet him.
by E.H. Patterson 4 Life on Mar 11, 2010 12:36 PM EST up reply actions
look at me
It’s pretty awesome that I wrote a critique of this guy’s English skills and used an incomplete sentence. Damn it
by E.H. Patterson 4 Life on Mar 11, 2010 12:38 PM EST up reply actions
I think the a/an problem is even worse than loose/lose only because using ‘an’ is a something that you learn later in English classes (or whatever they call English classes in elementary school). Obviously he’s been taught that there’s a time to use ‘a’ and a time to use ‘an’ but he has no clue when to.
While we are winning, I need someone close to him to yell “You’re going to loose, bitch!!” If he’s playing CF I’ll do it.
by 7thYearJunior on Mar 11, 2010 3:10 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Yeah, the loose thing offers quite a few opportunities.
But heckling the guy who’s turning 21, and screaming Wonderlick my BALLS will be tremendously entertaining.
"HOT BOUDIN! COOOOOLD COUS COUS, COME ON TIGAHS, PUSH PUSH PUSH!"
Maybe Mr. Ijames
originally wrote “an MLB player” but then thought people might not know what he was talking about, expanding the acronym but neglecting the article indefinitely (grammar pun lol).
by duker on Mar 11, 2010 10:41 PM EST up reply actions 2 recs
I wish I could give more than one rec.
Miss you, Duker.
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Take a picture, trick.
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Mar 12, 2010 12:44 AM EST up reply actions
Simple pleasures...
One of my favorite things in life are puns. Thank you for that little slice of hilarity.
by 7thYearJunior on Mar 12, 2010 11:42 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
Also, apparently the full name of his institution of secondary education was
High School.
Pig Pen this here's Rubber Duck, and I'm about to put the hammer down.
by JimHalpert on Mar 11, 2010 11:11 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
I see here in the program your name is......................
Is that your real name or just what everyone on the team calls you?
by ramblinrebelman on Mar 11, 2010 10:30 PM EST reply actions

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