Media Wednesday - Excuse me Jason Gesser sir. Can I Have That? Thanks
The Juju has been appeased, at least for last week. Every week is a new week, one filled with triumph, failure and peanut butter cookies...oh glorious peanut butter cookies. For this week, Media Wednesday heads back to the Jason Gesser Era in Washington State Cougar history. The year was 2002. Duck fans were riding high with their team at a 7-2 record and we were thinking major bowl game. Little did we know that the Cougars would send the Ducks on a 4 game slide, including a loss to Wake Forest in the Seattle Bowl.
Even though Oregon lost the game, we were given this absolute gem of a play by Steven Moore who stole the ball from Jason Gesser schoolyard style and walked it into the endzone. Juju be praised!
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The best part:
The look of absolute confusion on Gesser’s face. His reaction during the play itself is funny enough. Some dude mauls him from behind and he doesn’t try to cover the ball or get away or anything.
But afterwards, his face reflects a thought process along the lines of, “I could have sworn I saw that guy take a piss in my cereal, but it still tasted okay.”
I feel the need, the need...for speed!
I love any Media Wednesday that features a moustachioed Mike Bellotti.
It's spelled "T-A-K-O-T-U-E-S-D-A-Y-S-!-!-!."
I support inroywetrust in his support of The VD Special in his support of me supporting Roger Kieschnick in his quest to becoming the best Kieschnick ever to play professional baseball.
hmmm he might have coug'd it
but they did win. I like to think coug’in it usually happens in the fourth and leads to a loss. But I am always a fan of the use of coug as a verb so props
Best game in Autzen??
definition of coug'd:
the loss of something that couldn’t possibly have been lost. Usually comes with either words or facial expressions of disbelief and/or tears.
Ex: I was going to get laid last night. But drunk me coug’d it.
Q: How many OSU freshmen does it take to change a light bulb?
A: None, it's a sophomore course.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fC-WGIXIv8o
Q: How many OSU freshmen does it take to change a light bulb?
A: None, it's a sophomore course.

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