Congratulations, John Cooper

Sarge posted 5/2/2008 from www.waitingfornextyear.com [flag]

Big game coach, he was not. Michigan doormat, he was. Either way, John Cooper is now in the College football Hall of Fame. [link]

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Daily Dump: John Cooper HOFer, Dirty Derby Horse Names, Kournikova Hits Beach And Melina Pitra’s Bum
Published 5/2/2008 by J Koot at Busted Coverage: Booze, Ladies And Football
... Tell friends, enemies, mothers, girlfriends and mailmen. All we ask is to add us to your blog roll or drop a link for us here and there. Today’s Dump: If you have a disgusting bathroom you can win stuff [Holy Taco] EA Sports missed the memo; nobody goes to the Carrier Dome anymore [Orange Squeeze] John Cooper in the College Football Hall of Fame. Bwaahhaaha! [Waiting For Next Year] In honor of the Derby, the dirtiest horse names ever ...

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