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  • MikeDamone
    MikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781

    In the old days, I used to sit in the office of said booster just hanging out talking Husky football. The phone would ring and it would be AANDY, looking for information.

    Big belly laughs in the big time boosters office?
  • HeretoBeatmyChest
    HeretoBeatmyChest Member Posts: 4,295

    In the old days, I used to sit in the office of said booster just hanging out talking Husky football. The phone would ring and it would be AANDY, looking for information.

    Derek is a big swinging dick?
  • DerekJohnson
    DerekJohnson Administrator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 70,131 Founders Club

    In the old days, I used to sit in the office of said booster just hanging out talking Husky football. The phone would ring and it would be AANDY, looking for information.

    Derek is a big swinging dick?
    No, I'm not.

    I would go there every Sunday morning during the 2007 and 2008 seasons. He would get on the phone and track down Lappano. Then he'd ease back in his desk chair and go, "Tim, how are you faring? Listen, what THE HELL was going on out there yesterday?"

    Lappano told him stuff like "I don't think Tyrone has the vaguest idea what I'm trying to do with the offense."
  • unfrozencaveman
    unfrozencaveman Member Posts: 2,303
    He's a medium money booster like his butt buddy Bleenor

    This. Plus, no "big time" booster poasts on the internet

    Unfortunately, our big time boosters are getting elderly, think parti de citron. Need some younger guys to step up. Bob Davis?
  • DerekJohnson
    DerekJohnson Administrator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 70,131 Founders Club
    Actually, Lappano was unwittingly a great source of information for the HHB podcasts in the fall of 2008. I would find out stuff like Donatell was furious with Tyrone for not letting EJ Savannah play, and I'd funnel that info or other tidbits to Race and iDawg for their shows.
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 11,453

    Actually, Lappano was unwittingly a great source of information for the HHB podcasts in the fall of 2008. I would find out stuff like Donatell was furious with Tyrone for not letting EJ Savannah play, and I'd funnel that info or other tidbits to Race and iDawg for their shows.

    So he was to HHB's what Cozzetto was to Doogman? A crappy coach who gave out insider info.
  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 30,554 Swaye's Wigwam

    In the old days, I used to sit in the office of said booster just hanging out talking Husky football. The phone would ring and it would be AANDY, looking for information.

    Derek is a big swinging dick?
    No, I'm not.

    I would go there every Sunday morning during the 2007 and 2008 seasons. He would get on the phone and track down Lappano. Then he'd ease back in his desk chair and go, "Tim, how are you faring? Listen, what THE HELL was going on out there yesterday?"

    Lappano told him stuff like "I don't think Tyrone has the vaguest idea what I'm trying to do with the offense."
    To be fair, I don't think Lappano had the vaguest idea what he was doing with the offense.
    What do you mean? He wanted Locker to run around and either find someone after scrambling around or for Locker to tuck it and run. Almost every play was a broken play and basically hoping Locker would make something happen.

  • section8
    section8 Member Posts: 1,581

    In the old days, I used to sit in the office of said booster just hanging out talking Husky football. The phone would ring and it would be AANDY, looking for information.

    Derek is a big swinging dick?
    No, I'm not.

    I would go there every Sunday morning during the 2007 and 2008 seasons. He would get on the phone and track down Lappano. Then he'd ease back in his desk chair and go, "Tim, how are you faring? Listen, what THE HELL was going on out there yesterday?"

    Lappano told him stuff like "I don't think Tyrone has the vaguest idea what I'm trying to do with the offense."
    To be fair, I don't think Lappano had the vaguest idea what he was doing with the offense.
    What do you mean? He wanted Locker to run around and either find someone after scrambling around or for Locker to tuck it and run. Almost every play was a broken play and basically hoping Locker would make something happen.

    Busted play was our most successful game plan