Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Big Picture Categories: college football rivalries
King's Cup might be the best drinking game out there. Everyone has their own version, there's ample drinking and sometimes -- on a few lucky occasions -- hot chicks end up naked. One of the best "games" in King's Cup is Categories, which often is represented by the Jack card. In Categories, the person who draws the card says a category (fast food joints, baseball stadiums, etc.) and everyone must go around the circle naming one until somebody stumbles. When that person fucks up, they drink. Make sense? Good.
Last week we went the whole contraband route and discussed names for herb. Since this is a sports site after all, we'll ditch the drug and sex talk today (it'll be back. Don't you sweat...) and talk about the actual games.
Today's category is the names of college football rivalry games. We're not looking for match ups (e.g. Auburn vs. Alabama) but rather the names of said rivalries. We'll start and you guys continue in the comments. You can go again after every five comments. First person to fuck up has to do a body shot off of Fat Bill in HR.
We'll go with our favorite name: the Backyard Brawl (West Virginia vs. Pitt).
Drinks are won and lost in the comments...
The Red River Shootout (Texas vs. Oklahoma). It's called the Red River Rivalry now but thats pretty gay.
ReplyDeleteCivil War (Oregon-Oregon State)
ReplyDeleteThe Battle for Paul Bunyan's Axe (Minnesota/Wisconsin)
ReplyDeleteThe World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party (Georgia-Florida).
ReplyDeleteI don't care if either of those schools don't want us to call it that anymore.
The Big Game (Cal vs. Stanfurd) - a simple name that says it all.
ReplyDeleteThe Game
ReplyDeleteMichigan vs. Ohio State - nuff said!!...case closed!!
CyHawk series, Iowa vs Iowa State.
ReplyDeleteHoly War (BC-ND)
ReplyDeleteThe Game?? Michigan vs. Ohio State?? The winner of which is, at most, the 11th best team in the nation.
ReplyDeleteHow about Catholics - vs - Convicts (Notre Dame-Miami)
Regardless of where the teams are now, the slogan was spot-on for the time.
Georgia v. Georgia Tech. - "clean, old fashioned hate."
ReplyDeletedr. smooth, I'm not sure if you were paying attention, but the winner of the OSU-Michigan game last year went to a little thing called the BCS national championship game.
ReplyDeleteBrawl of the Wild (Montana vs. Montana State)
ReplyDeleteSince when is Cat-Griz (Montana - Montana State) called "The Brawl of the Wild?" It sure as hell wasn't called that when I was at MSU.
ReplyDeleteHonestly I am not sure when they started calling it that, I have only heard it called Brawl of the Wild when I am out of the state. When in Montana it is always Cat-Griz.
ReplyDeleteWCT,
ReplyDeleteI believe the system sent the winner of "the game" to the BCS title game. I'm not sure if you were paying attention, but both participants of "the game" got waxed when meeting real competition. Assuming they played the two best teams in the nation, the point differential by which they lost shows me there were, at least, 8 other teams better, or playing better at the end-of-the-season than "the game" participants.
The Oldest Rivalry in College Football
ReplyDeleteLafayette- Lehigh
All you D-I guys can suck it!
Miami University vs. Cincinnati
ReplyDeleteThe oldest rivalry west of the Allegheny.
The Crosstown Showdown
ReplyDeleteUCLA - USC
"Battle for the Beehive Boot" (Utah v Utah St)
ReplyDeleteIron Bowl - Auburn vs. 'Bama
ReplyDeleteEgg Bowl - Ole Miss vs. Mississippi State
ReplyDelete"The Black and Blue Bowl" between Memphis and Southern Miss!
ReplyDeleteYes, the Crosstown Showdown is tops. Two Top 20 college football teams in the same city. The rest of you can suck. New York and Chicago don't even have college football teams, but LA has two, baby.
ReplyDeleteBattle for the Palladium
ReplyDeleteMiddle Tennessee St. vs. Troy St.
the commonwealth cup, Virginia vs VA tech. Go HOOS!!!
ReplyDeleteHoos your daddy?!?
ReplyDeleteHow 'bout the Causeway Classic(Sac State-UC Davis)?
GO AGS
Monon Bell Game anyone? Wabash-DePauw, something like 110 consecutive years...
ReplyDeleteDon't forget the Illibuck (Illinois and Ohio State) for a wooden turtle (since the real one died back in the 20's
ReplyDelete
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