DBU? Who's your guy?

[soflagator]

I'd also like to Seminole fans embrace the bowl hair cut. That seemed to be the trend here or atleast that's all i noticed.

Ancient Seminole mythology speaks of a bowl-cut pale face that would surface and exact revenge on their enemies. Not by violence, but by careful deception and deliberate misinformation regarding future athletic recruitment--all but securing their failures with said prospects--while hiding his true identity in a carefully scripted guise that entailed praising specific brands of cotton fabrics most often associated with the preppy and equine driven crowd

 

[Swamp Donkey]

I'd also like to Seminole fans embrace the bowl hair cut. That seemed to be the trend here or atleast that's all i noticed.

You think @Crucial was actually a closet Nole?

 

[t-gator]

You think @Crucial was actually a closet Nole?

If he's not a nole I don't mind if claim him.

 

[Gatorphan]

i understand all the love for Williams and Oliver, but there were other guys in the 80's that lit it up.

Adrian White and Richard Fain are two that come to mind. #DBUforever

 

[Yankeetown]

Jerry Odum was a big part of this

Loved him, but it would be more accurate to say that Jerry Odum was a short part of this.

(Of course, these guys [Tim Paulk, Fee Bartley, Godfrey Myles] were LBs, not DBs.)

 

[Swamp Donkey]

If he's not a nole I don't mind if claim him.

Is English a second language for you?

 

[Swamp Donkey]

i understand all the love for Williams and Oliver, but there were other guys in the 80's that lit it up.

Adrian White and Richard Fain are two that come to mind. #DBUforever

Yeah we've had a lot of great DBs since the 80s. Of course we also had great OL, TE, RBs, QBs, WRs, DL, and LBs during that time except for one period.

 

[AlexDaGator]

Loved him, but it would be more accurate to say that Jerry Odum was a short part of this.

(Of course, these guys [Tim Paulk, Fee Bartley, Godfrey Myles] were LBs, not DBs.)

I think they all played "Gatorback" at one time or another. We played a 4-4 with a hybrid OLB/SS. I know Myles, Bartley, and Monte Grow played the position. Not positive about Paulk. Ferocious hitters, all of them.

We also had a "Banditback" position (as in Spurrier's Tampa Bay Bandits). Soon, everybody on D wanted a fancy name for their position. We had a walk-on special teams guy and sometimes LB named Gregg Diamond. He became the "Diamondback".

And as much as we loved Jerry Odom...He was more solid than spectacular.

Alex.

 

[Concrete Helmet]

Tony George was the catalyst for the altercation at midfield before the start of the FSU game. We never really hit our stride offensively that year largely due to inconsistency at QB.

If I remember correctly didn't Johnson fire a football at Boobies head during that brawl just missing him?

 

[CGgater]

Watching those highlights never gets old.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

If I remember correctly didn't Johnson fire a football at Boobies head during that brawl just missing him?

Surprised he missed? I think he actually took out a poor trumpet player.