Showing posts with label South Florida. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South Florida. Show all posts

Monday, November 07, 2011

Rutgers: The New Oregon

For the last couple of years, the University of Oregon has set the college football world on its ears with its different combinations of uniforms. You name the shade of green, the Ducks use it. This year Oklahoma State got into the act with a bunch of different uniforms. Now Rutgers seems to be getting into it. With the Army game on Saturday, Rutgers is set to wear their six different uniform in nine games. On Saturday, Scarlet Knights are set to introduce a white helmet with an American flag logo Rutgers logo on it

Here is the break down:
  • North Carolina Central State: All red 
  • Ohio: red jersey/white pants/red helmets
  • Syracuse white jerseys/red pants/red helmets
  • Pitt: All black 
  • Navy: red jerseys/white pants/red helmets
  • Louisville: white shirts/black pants/black helmets.
  • West Virginia: all black
  • USF: all red 
  • Army: white helmets with an American flag "R"
So far the different uniform combinations have been fine, I just hope that the Nike and the school continue to tasteful when it comes to the uniform design.

Sunday, November 06, 2011

Professional Tailgating: The Return of Chas


For the last five games, Rutgers sophomore quarterback Chas Dodd has been nowhere to be found, but on Saturday night he came in and saved the day. Dodd led Rutgers to a 20-17 come from behind overtime win over South Florida. The OTWT Tailgating Crew was there to take in the sights and sounds.


No burgers and dogs for us, fried chicken was the call.
 The fried chicken was really tasty
 I think one of my goals in life is to have a condiment stand named after me.
 Midway through the second quarter everyone started check their phones to see what was going on with the 'Bama/LSU game
 
Fans got what they wanted Chas Dodd


Sunday, October 31, 2010

We stole Nate Allen

So maybe this whole McNabb trade was really the best thing for the Eagles. Little did we know that he was the weakest of the three qbs we had on the roster last season. Today it showed, as Mc5 was pulled toward the end of the Redskins Lions game with Rex Grossman, yes Rex Grossman, replacing him.

In the deal the Eagles got a second round pick they used on safety Nate Allen. So far that is starting to look like a steal. Maybe the skins gave up way to much for Mc5, instead of second rounder it should have more like a six or fifth rounder. Oh second guessing is a ton of fun and oh so true.
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Friday, November 13, 2009

Professional Tailgating: USF is still not that good

It was not the best start of the season for the State University of New Jersey, but it appears that they have turned it around by doing what they do best beat the hell of the South Florida. Here are some of the sites from the Rutgers South Florida game.

The game was so big that even the Arsenal fans game out of the game
White Castle and Blue Moon what could be better for a cold windy night of tailgating
The cars coming in late for the game
Our friend gets himself stuck under his car looking for his glove that blew away
Despite a ton of empty seats, love the RU in the crowd nice touch

Friday, January 11, 2008

Nike Rules College Football


The bowl season, that was just completed, can be described in one word, Swoosh. All over the month long festival of college football, besides the football, the other constant, was that darn Nike Swoosh .

Take a look at the BCS Bowls, the only team that did not sport the swoosh was Kansas who wore the three stripes of Adidas.

Here is the list of the bowl games and the shoes and uniform deals they were wearing:
  • Poinsettia Bowl: Navy vs. Utah: both Nike schools
  • New Orleans Bowl: Florida Atlantic vs. Memphis: both Nike schools
  • Papajohns.com Bowl: Cincinnati vs. Southern Miss: Both Nike schools
  • New Mexico Bowl: New Mexico vs. Nevada: New Mexico Nike, Nevada Adidas
  • Las Vegas Bowl: BYU vs. UCLA: BYU Nike, UCLA Adidas
  • Hawaii Bowl: East Carolina vs. Boise State: both Nike schools
  • Motor City Bowl: Purdue vs. Central Michigan: Purdue Nike, Central Michigan New Balance
  • Holiday Bowl: Texas vs. Arizona State: both Nike schools
  • Texas Bowl: TCU vs. Houston: TCU Nike, Houston Adidas
  • Champs Sports Bowl: Boston College vs. Michigan State: Boston College Reebok, Michigan State Nike.
  • Emerald Bowl: Oregon State vs. Maryland: Oregon State Nike, Maryland Under Armour
  • Meinke Car Care Bowl: Wake Forest vs. UConn: both Nike schools
  • Liberty Bowl: South Florida vs. Mississippi State: South Florida Adidas, Mississippi State Russell Athletic
  • Alamo Bowl: Penn State vs. Texas A&M: Penn State Nike, Texas A&M Adidas
  • Independence Bowl: Colorado vs. Alabama: both Nike schools
  • Armed Forces Bowl: California vs. Air Force: both Nike schools
  • Sun Bowl: South Florida vs. Oregon: both Nike schools, but South Florida will be becoming Under Armour next year.
  • Humanitarian Bowl: Georgia Tech vs. Fresno State: Georgia Tech Russell Athletic, Fresno State Nike
  • Music City Bowl: Kentucky vs. Florida State: both Nike schools
  • Peach Bowl: Clemson vs. Auburn: Clemson Nike school, Auburn Under Armour
  • Insight Bowl: Oklahoma State vs. Indiana: Oklahoma State Nike, Indiana Adidas
  • Outback Bowl: Wisconsin vs. Tennessee: both Adidas schools
  • Cotton Bowl: Missouri vs. Arkansas: Missouri Nike , Arkansas Adidas
  • Gator Bowl: Texas Tech vs. Virginia: Texas Tech Under Armour, Virginia Nike
  • Capital One Bowl: Michigan vs. Florida: both Nike schools
  • International Bowl: Rutgers vs. Ball State: both Nike schools
  • GMAC Bowl: Tulsa vs. Bowling Green: Tulsa Nike, Bowling Green Adidas
BCS Bowls
  • Rose Bowl: USC vs. Illinois: both Nike schools
  • Sugar Bowl: Hawaii vs. Georgia: both Nike schools
  • Orange Bowl: Virginia Tech vs. Kansas: Virginia Tech Nike, Kansas Adidas
  • Fiesta Bowl: West Virginia vs. Oklahoma: both Nike schools
  • BCS Title Game: LSU vs. Ohio State: both Nike schools
Of the bowl games that were played only two games did not feature the swoosh. In college football its all about the swoosh.

Sunday, October 21, 2007

Professional Tailgating: The Air is not out of the Balloon

On Thursday afternoon, Mike and the Mad Dog said that a Rutgers loss to South Florida would let all of the air out of the balloon, well I guess the balloon is still flying high after their dramatic win. Of the course the Only Time Will Tell Tailgating Crew was in their usual spot in the parking lot and seats in the stadium, section 116 Row 27, to rush the field for a second straight year. As usual Endy in the Outfield chronicled the days events.

Quincy Carter's Coke Habit now thinks that he is Tigers Woods


Endy in the Outfield really loves his sour cream and cheddar chips


Endy in the Outfields gives some constructive criticism on grilling to Quincy Carters Coke Habit.

The home tailgating office.

Joe Wolfs's Vertical Jump talks to Qunicy Carter Coke Habit about what South Florida quarterback Matt Grothe uses to make his Mohawk look so nice.

Our shrine to a person that can not hit a curve ball during a game seven of the NLCS.

You can tell it was a big game, there were tailgaters three hours before the game started.

Joe Wolf's Vertical Jump and Endy in the Outfield throw gang signs.

Alumni get some food for the big game.

Hopefully the tailgating fun will continue when the masters of the burning couch come to town.

The Gayest Football Shirt Ever

On Thursday night there were some South Florida fans in the stands at Rutgers, but one of them had the gayest football shirt ever. On the back its said Beef Studs, yes beef studs. South Florida is not the Studs they are the bulls so I have no idea where all of this stud stuff comes from.How can any football fan where a shirt like that, I guess his I love Tim Teabow shirt was in the wash.

Saturday, October 20, 2007

A Tale of Two Cities

There are two sides to every story and that is no difference when it comes to front pages of newspapers. Rutgers victory over South Florida Thursday night, was celebrated by the New Jersey press, while in Tampa it signaled the end of a dream.

Tampa Tribune on Friday
The Star Ledger on Friday