Fans raise over $20,000 for disaster relief in inaugural Charity Bowl : Fanblogs College Football Blog

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Charity Bowl Update: Y'all ain't so stingy after all...
Published 5/15/2008 by Todd at Roll 'Bama Roll: Front Page Posts
... Just clicked over to FanBlogs to see how poorly we showed in the final day, and found this: Cash donations made by college football fans: $20,176.00 Team Donation Standings: (Team Total Donated - (Smackdowns) = Final Standing) 1. Michigan $7,260.00 - (0) = ...

EDSBS/Fanblogs Charity Bowl Raises Over $20,000.00 for Disaster Relief in Just Three Days!
Published 5/15/2008 by Maize n Brew Dave at Maize n Brew: Front Page Posts
... You can't say it better than this : Through the effort of the college football blogs, fans have made cash donations totaling $20,176 to emergency relief efforts of the Red Cross, CARE, and the International Rescue Committee in 60 hours time. Wow. Just... wow. Seconded. Absolutely outstanding everyone. In particular, absolutely outstanding work from all the Michigan fans! Michigan fans donated $7,260.00 to American Red Cross, CARE, and the International Rescue ...

Unverified Voracity Defeats Tornadoes
Published 5/15/2008 by Brian (noreply@blogger.com) at mgoblog
... Though Harmon pwned the Amazon, sired models, and singlehandedly defeated Tojo, he never defeated his nemesis. But you, the anonymous mass of Michigan internet people, did, raising over seven thousand dollars in three days, completely defeating severe weather events forever. ...

You Win Some, You Lose Some, and You Spend Some Doing Spring Cleaning
Published 5/16/2008 by T Kyle King at Dawg Sports: Front Page Posts
... been postponed. The two teams will play a double-header at Foley Field tomorrow, with the first game slated to start at 3:00 Friday afternoon and the later game getting underway at 6:30 that evening. Evidently, Damon Evans is serious about Thursday night sporting events in Athens! Nah, I’m just kidding; I think well of Evans, but I don’t think he has the power to make it rain . . . which distinguishes him from Orson Swindle’s readership, who (despite a low total from the Georgia faithful which was bolstered by the admirable efforts of ...