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Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
20 years ago, on a warm January evening in the desert, a steely eyed assassin in a sweater vest killed the most notoriously gangsta/outlaw program in America by drowning them in milk, cookies, defense and the punting game.
He used Opy Krenzel to carve their soul out like he was a rusty prison shiv made from a mess hall spoon.
They wander the earth to this day, a pale, sad caricature of what they once were, offering to indiscriminately suck old white guy dick to get their soul back but no matter how much baby batter they consume, the haunting continues.
Suck it losers. I was there. Your fans deserve another 20 years of karma for the way they acted leading up to that game. Minimum.
Yeah, but 35 years ago...
Ex-Miami Football Player, Cheerleader Remember Sports Illustrated Cover 25 Years Later
Little did they know, that kiss would be seen all over the world — thanks to the cover of Sports Illustrated.
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Ex-Miami Football Player, Cheerleader Remember Sports Illustrated Cover 25 Years Later
It was almost too good to be true.
University of Miami football player Dennis Kelleher wins the national championship, at the Orange Bowl, in the city he grew up in – and gets rewarded with a kiss from his girlfriend, a ’Canes cheerleader.
Little did they know, that kiss would be seen all over the world — thanks to the cover of Sports Illustrated.
“Dennis and I were just so excited to celebrate the win that we found each other and then shortly after we found each other we were surrounded by photographers!” Tammy McPhee Davila said 25 years later.
She is a mother of four in San Diego. And no, she and Kelleher didn’t end up together.
He has his own big family, in Charlotte – but the two do stay in touch through Facebook and have great memories of their infamous photo.
“It’s been a long time,” Kelleher said. “I had a beautiful, long hair mullet going on back then, whatever.”
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