The (Bucs) rumor of all rumors

chuck · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 13

OMG....

"...Dungy could land in Tampa for the 2009 season...."

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/rumors/teams/Tampa+Bay+Buccaneers/nfl.t.27

the gibster and a few of the other resident goofs here are on suicide watch

is TD going "duck hunting"

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Flycoon · Joined: 03 Dec 2007 Posts: 16

chuck wrote:
> OMG....
>
> "...Dungy could land in Tampa for the 2009 season...."
>
> http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/rumors/teams/Tampa+Bay+Buccaneers/nfl.t.27
>
> the gibster and a few of the other resident goofs here are on suicide watch
>
> is TD going "duck hunting"
>
>

Typical non-story on yahoo. yahoo is for yahoos.

Bryce · Joined: 07 Aug 2007 Posts: 7

chuck wrote:
> OMG....
>
> "...Dungy could land in Tampa for the 2009 season...."
>
> http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/rumors/teams/Tampa+Bay+Buccaneers/nfl.t.27
>
> the gibster and a few of the other resident goofs here are on suicide watch
>
> is TD going "duck hunting"

See my comment in previous post, as you had such a wet dream about this,
you decided to post twice...

Bryce · Joined: 07 Aug 2007 Posts: 7

Flycoon wrote:
> chuck wrote:
>> OMG....
>>
>> "...Dungy could land in Tampa for the 2009 season...."
>>
>> http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/rumors/teams/Tampa+Bay+Buccaneers/nfl.t.27
>>
>> the gibster and a few of the other resident goofs here are on suicide
>> watch
>>
>> is TD going "duck hunting"
>>
>>
>
> Typical non-story on yahoo. yahoo is for yahoos.

Especially when you click their "Source" and it doesn't say anything
about where Dungy could land.. Either that, or the Baltimore Sun
retracted it.

Just to quote it for the reading impaired Chucky, and GB who will no
doubt quote Chucky as if it was the truth.. Here is the bit from the
Baltimore Sun that Yahoo was attributing as it's "Source":

There has also been growing speculation that Colts assistant head coach
Jim Caldwell - who interviewed with the Ravens eight days ago - might
become the next Colts head coach as early as next season if Tony Dungy
retires. It stems from a report that Dungy's son Eric has enrolled at a
high school in Florida after spending the previous two years at a high
school in Indianapolis. ...

My source:
http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/football/bal-sp.ravens12jan12,0,6448058.story

chuck · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 13

>>>See my comment in previous post, as you had such a wet dream about this,
you decided to post twice...<<<

hardly...I posted the second missive because I had second thoughts about the
subject title of the first post

But if by some strange occurrence of events it becomes a reality..."some"
here are going to feel like they need some KYJ

Hey, who knows what the Glazers will do...?

bb · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 16

On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 19:41:06 GMT, "chuck"
wrote:

>OMG....
>
>"...Dungy could land in Tampa for the 2009 season...."
>
>http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/rumors/teams/Tampa+Bay+Buccaneers/nfl.t.27
>
>the gibster and a few of the other resident goofs here are on suicide watch
>
>is TD going "duck hunting"

Look for Dungy to replace Kiffin.

bb

james · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 29

On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 19:41:06 GMT, "chuck"
wrote:

|OMG....
|
|"...Dungy could land in Tampa for the 2009 season...."
|
|http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/rumors/teams/Tampa+Bay+Buccaneers/nfl.t.27
|
|the gibster and a few of the other resident goofs here are on suicide watch
|
|is TD going "duck hunting"
|
|-------------

IF Dungy retires from coaching the Colts he will walk away from the
NFL for good. He will probably start his prison ministry and most
likely base it out of Tampa where he does enjoy the area and people.

Dungy is not like Parcels and other coaches that have come before and
will come after. He does not have to coach his whole life until he
dies. He wanted ariginally to have a NFL career spanning about 25 yrs.
Right now it is 27yrs. He has accomplished much of what he wanted to
do in the NFL and can easily walk away today and feel good. He does
not have to come back to Tampa and coach again here. Also I doubt that
he would given the way the Glazers booted him out of here.

james

james · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 29

On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 21:50:48 GMT, "chuck"
wrote:

|Hey, who knows what the Glazers will do...?
|---------------

That is about the best thing you have said on this thread.

The real question is, who will call the shots, Malcom or the Glazer
boys? Maybe Joel?

james

james · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 29

g b · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 5

Hey -- maybe they were "reading impaired" too and did not see he change
chuck.

The story on Dungy -- IF he decides to leave coaching and join the
Prison Ministry he very likely may move back to Tampa where A. Brown of
that ministry lives. Thats how I read it BUT that does not mean he will
coach here. If he coaches he will stay at Indy where they have offered
him everything but the kitchen-sink to stay, including usage of the
corporate jet to get back and forth as he desires.
His son, Eric, is enrolled in a local high school now.
There have been so many rumors that I may not have the last one -- lol
-- so I may be reading impaired. Smile

How many people in this "greedy" world would give up a millions dollar
job to help those who are in prison to try to re-build their lives?????
And how much better would this world be if the vast majority would take
that view???? He is no "saint" but he just likely may be closer to being
one than those who ridicule him for it.

Bryce · Joined: 07 Aug 2007 Posts: 7

g b wrote:
> Hey -- maybe they were "reading impaired" too and did not see he change
> chuck.
>
> The story on Dungy -- IF he decides to leave coaching and join the
> Prison Ministry he very likely may move back to Tampa where A. Brown of
> that ministry lives.

Well, the story is that he WILL move back to Tampa as his son is going
to go to HS here. He was reported as to have been looking around at area
HS's for his son.

> How many people in this "greedy" world would give up a millions dollar
> job to help those who are in prison to try to re-build their lives?????

Not me. But not because I'm greedy. Of course, I'm an atheist, so...

> And how much better would this world be if the vast majority would take
> that view???? He is no "saint" but he just likely may be closer to being
> one than those who ridicule him for it.

Dungy's a great man. He just wasn't the coach to take the Bucs to the
superbowl, and lord knows he had many chances.

james · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 29

On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 09:12:44 -0500, Bryce
wrote:

|> The story on Dungy -- IF he decides to leave coaching and join the
|> Prison Ministry he very likely may move back to Tampa where A. Brown of
|> that ministry lives.
|
|Well, the story is that he WILL move back to Tampa as his son is going
|to go to HS here. He was reported as to have been looking around at area
|HS's for his son.
|
|---------------

The rumors have that his son has been enrolled at Plant High School in
order to be ready for spring practices and an eligable member for next
years team.

james

Ron Gibson · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 31

On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 10:33:48 -0500, james wrote:

> The rumors have that his son has been enrolled at Plant High School in
> order to be ready for spring practices and an eligable member for next
> years team.

Odd choice - That's the lily white school in this area. Hillsborough
would have been a far better choice, IMO.

BTW, have you ever seen their home page? It's...

http://hillsborough.mysdhc.org/sitemap

These are good links...

http://hillsborough.mysdhc.org/building
http://hillsborough.mysdhc.org/trophyc

From...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillsborough_High_School_%28Florida%29

Due to the range and volume of boys and girls team and individual
championships and awards garnered over Hillsborough's 100+ year history,
only dates of state championships and runner-ups, and a listing of the
number of state playoff appearances are presented.

Football (practices and home games played on Marcelino "Chelo" Huerta
Field)

* National Championship: 1929
* State Championships: 1910, 1929, 1942, 194x, 194x, 1948 (13 total
State Championships) +Prior to 1968, the state champions were the winners
of the state's "HSS Big Ten Conference", and included games against some
state universities and colleges such as the University of Florida,
Stetson University, and Rollins College.)[7]
* State Playoff Appearances (since 1968): 15 (most recent: 2007)

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Flycoon · Joined: 03 Dec 2007 Posts: 16

Ron Gibson wrote:
> On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 10:33:48 -0500, james wrote:
>
>> The rumors have that his son has been enrolled at Plant High School in
>> order to be ready for spring practices and an eligable member for next
>> years team.
>
> Odd choice - That's the lily white school in this area. Hillsborough
> would have been a far better choice, IMO.

Plant has one of the top QBs in the country, rising junior. I'm sure
that was a big factor for selecting a school for a WR. This kid was
raised in Avila, lily white won't make hin feel out of place.

>
> BTW, have you ever seen their home page? It's...
>
> http://hillsborough.mysdhc.org/sitemap
>
> These are good links...
>
> http://hillsborough.mysdhc.org/building
> http://hillsborough.mysdhc.org/trophyc
>
>
> From...
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillsborough_High_School_%28Florida%29
>
> Due to the range and volume of boys and girls team and individual
> championships and awards garnered over Hillsborough's 100+ year history,
> only dates of state championships and runner-ups, and a listing of the
> number of state playoff appearances are presented.
>
> Football (practices and home games played on Marcelino "Chelo" Huerta
> Field)
>
> * National Championship: 1929
> * State Championships: 1910, 1929, 1942, 194x, 194x, 1948 (13 total
> State Championships) +Prior to 1968, the state champions were the winners
> of the state's "HSS Big Ten Conference", and included games against some
> state universities and colleges such as the University of Florida,
> Stetson University, and Rollins College.)[7]
> * State Playoff Appearances (since 1968): 15 (most recent: 2007)
>
>
>

Stephen Weihman · Joined: 17 Jan 2008 Posts: 7

On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 14:36:56 GMT, Flycoon
wrote:

>Nothing puts another in "their place" than telling them just how smart
>you are. Bravo, chucklehead! You da man!

He forgets more football in 1 day than any of us will ever know. What
he failed to mention is that he's had this condition for 20 years now,
or about 7,305 days. Now we know what his problem is...

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