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Have you received your annual phone call from Citdog yet?

BTW fermin sucks


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CID1990 wrote:Have you received your annual phone call from Citdog yet?

BTW fermin sucks


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No I haven't WTF!!!!!
I guess I will have to call him to make sure he is still walking around.

BTW, thanks for reminding me that Furman sucks

OL FU wrote:

CID1990 wrote:Have you received your annual phone call from Citdog yet?

BTW fermin sucks


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BTW, thanks for reminding me that Furman sucks

Just wanted to make sure you hadn't forgotten.


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For those not young enough to remember ... The series began on November 1, 1913, in Charleston, South Carolina, with The Citadel winning 75–0.

Furman does lead the overall series 58-34–3, but The Vermin has lost 3 of the last 4 to the 'Hops.

Aho Old Guy wrote:For those not young enough to remember ... The series began on November 1, 1913, in Charleston, South Carolina, with The Citadel winning 75–0.

Furman does lead the overall series 58-34–3, but The Vermin has lost 3 of the last 4 to the 'Hops.

If we were larger well known programs it would be one of the more storied rivalries in football complete with horse kidnappings, midnight campus raids, etc.

http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... php?t=9970

And yes Charlie Taafe sucks for moving the game from the season finale.

My uncle, class of 1965, tells some great stories of the pranks against Furman. He's the reason I went to Citadel games, became a fan (continue to be one today) and almost went in the Summer of 2001. I remember those Saturdays at J-H, getting peanuts and soda from the Brigadier Club, watching the cadets march in, getting excited every time the cannons fired. Honestly, it's a tradition that I will continue with my daughter but it'll be more difficult now that i'm in the Thrill.

http://www.citadel.edu/root/csb-student ... eadingroom

I always loved the fact that the two buildings at the end of the Tree lined Mall at Furman are named for:

Herman W Lay - Founder of Lays potato Chips a Furman attendee but I don't think a graduate.
Charles Daniels - Daniel Construction (Now Flour Daniels) , Citadel Grad and huge benefactor for lots of programs and institutions in and around Greenville.

OL FU wrote:I always loved the fact that the two buildings at the end of the Tree lined Mall at Furman are named for:

Herman W Lay - Founder of Lays potato Chips a Furman attendee but I don't think a graduate.
Charles Daniels - Daniel Construction (Now Flour Daniels) , Citadel Grad and huge benefactor for lots of programs and institutions in and around Greenville.

Later he attended Furman University in Greenville on an athletic scholarship, but dropped out after two years and worked at a succession of jobs before re-establishing his business career in 1932 as an independent snack food distributor in Nashville. By 1939 he was able to buy a financially ailing snack food manufacturer in Atlanta, which became his base for the next two decades. Formed a National Brand

http://www.nytimes.com/1982/12/07/obitu ... chips.html

Pretty cool.

OL FU wrote:

Aho Old Guy wrote:For those not young enough to remember ... The series began on November 1, 1913, in Charleston, South Carolina, with The Citadel winning 75–0.

Furman does lead the overall series 58-34–3, but The Vermin has lost 3 of the last 4 to the 'Hops.

If we were larger well known programs it would be one of the more storied rivalries in football complete with horse kidnappings, midnight campus raids, etc.

http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... php?t=9970

I will deny ever admitting this, but my Mom went to the WC back in the mid-40s for a few years before moving on to Chapel Hill ---- I grew up on *Furman Eggs*

Well citdog finally called. I do love that sumbitch