I almost feel bad for the girl on the right.  Unless the girls on the left used up all of the face paint and she was planning on doing more, she does not belong in this picture.

As for the girls on the left, what were they thinking? They look like aliens. Hopefully this was a mistake and they just had an allergic reaction to their make-up. Then to cover it up they decided to paint a white Y on their forehead. On second thought, maybe they really are aliens.

Yesterday, a fellow Ute fan at work showed me these pictures of Max Hall, Dennis Pitta, and Austin Collie.  Needless to say, we had a good laugh.  I may have even shed a tear because I was laughing so hard.  Does the “Don’t ask don’t tell” policy  apply to college football as well?  Maybe when their football careers are over they can use these pictures to help them get jobs as male models. Although they may not be good looking enough for that.  I don’t know about you, but I was hoping to see a picture of Austin Collie missing the football and kicking Dennis Pitta in the head.  That would be a picture I could respect. ]]> http://rivalrysmack.com/dont-ask-dont-tell/feed/ 1 http://rivalrysmack.com/129/ http://rivalrysmack.com/129/#comments Mon, 06 Apr 2009 00:18:23 +0000 Camille http://rivalrysmack.com/?p=129

Now, I want you to take a close look at this picture.  Does anything seem a little off to you?  I’m no expert but I am pretty sure that is not how and where men are supposed to wear those things.  OK, I’m not a complete idiot. I know those aren’t really jockstraps they are nose guards, but I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to make fun of BYU players.  I laughed really hard when I saw this picture, it looks like they are wearing old fashioned jockstraps.  Thank goodness for football helmets, it’s hard to take a person serious when they are wearing a jockstrap on their face.