Yes tearing down goalposts is a very long standing tradition.

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Oct 7, 2024
9:20:18am

kimdaddy35 Former Fly Half

Yes tearing down goalposts is a very long standing tradition.

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kimdaddy35

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why did the Vandy students drop the goalposts in the river? What was the point?

runnincoug

Oct 7, 9:19am

Yes tearing down goalposts is a very long standing tradition.

kimdaddy35

Oct 7, 9:20am

get that ... what about throwing them in the river?

runnincoug

Oct 7, 9:21am

Where else?

Pretorian

Oct 7, 9:23am

runnincoug's house:

RGGeemer

Oct 7, 9:24am

RE: get that ... what about throwing them in the river?

Team Chaos

Oct 7, 9:26am

huh, that's interesting, thanks! So it's kind of a Tennessee thing re: river.

runnincoug

Oct 7, 9:32am

New to football?

RGGeemer

Oct 7, 9:22am

Yes, I know students tear down goalposts, the question was why the river?

runnincoug

Oct 7, 9:37am

Doesn't Tennessee do this when they tear down goalposts?

fattycoug

Oct 7, 9:24am

RE: why did the Vandy students drop the goalposts in the river? What was the point?

Skeptical Optimist

Oct 7, 9:25am

parallel thought: if BYU students tore down our goalposts what would be the destination? we have no river.

byujag

Oct 7, 9:42am

Off Bridal Veil Falls...

Fdnman

Oct 7, 9:43am

Squaw peak

drdrcoug

Oct 7, 9:48am

RE: parallel thought: if BYU students tore down our goalposts what would be the

RGGeemer

Oct 7, 9:51am

maybe walk it up to RES and dump it off there

Bob Vance

Oct 11, 9:38am

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