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re: Willie Williams Update!
Posted on 7/25/08 at 11:51 pm to herhawtigers
Posted on 7/25/08 at 11:51 pm to herhawtigers
That little arse town of glenville has 3 schools there...crazy
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Posted on 7/25/08 at 11:53 pm to SirRohantheDefender
quote:
in a county with only two grocery stores
Hopefully they have some good food.
Posted on 7/26/08 at 6:16 am to OBUDan
and no Spinach dip
Posted on 7/26/08 at 6:47 am to tigermike200444
quote:
baton rouge doesnt even have a red lobster
No wonder we are doing so poorly in recruiting. We better get one.
Posted on 7/26/08 at 12:10 pm to herhawtigers
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ro....those diaries you posted on a previous post about willie williams trips to fsu and auburn were hilarious do you have any other entries? I tried searching online and couldn't find any
yeah i will
they are from back in the day, obviously, and the miami paper took them down from their website, so they arent archived.
ill find some
This post was edited on 7/26/08 at 12:30 pm
Posted on 7/26/08 at 12:11 pm to SirRohantheDefender
Pittsburgh is 157 miles north
I think he might be making some weekend trips
I think he might be making some weekend trips
Posted on 7/26/08 at 12:15 pm to SirRohantheDefender
also, fwiw, he was arrested 11 times in HS before signing with Miami.
Thats my boy. Willie always is just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Think the Glenville police are looking out for him?
Thats my boy. Willie always is just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Think the Glenville police are looking out for him?
Posted on 7/26/08 at 12:26 pm to SirRohantheDefender
This is one that a Lousville fan came up with after Williams penned things in to suit for the Cards.
When Broward County Jail came to pick me up, I knew it was special. They sent a whole private van just for me! I knew I must have been important to them because I was the only recruit in the van. That was tight. They made a big deal out of trying to impress me by blaring the sirens and giving me my own armed escort. I felt important.
When I arrived at the jail, the warden told me that I could expect to start right away for the prison team. They had lost all of their starting linebackers to parole so the early playing time sounded good to me. The warden took me into a room. They already had a uniform set out just for me! I asked the warden if I could keep my highschool number but he said, “look at your uniform Willie, it’s already got a number on it, we copied it from your first arrest”. I guess they saved #986347 for me! Anyway, I put on the uniform and the warden told me “It’s you, Willie.” From there I got to run out into the cell block with my uniform on. I got a tour of the weight room and it was the best. It is the only weight room I have ever seen where it is outside in the “yard”. Man, they have a great weight training program and some of those big dudes must work out six hours a day.
I told the warden I was hungry and he took me to the restuarant to eat. It was the only place I have visited that has a restaurant right there. I asked for 5 lobster tails and 2 steaks. They told me they were out of both so I had 6 sloppy joes. To be honest, the food wasn’t up to my usual standards. Fortunately, one of the playas hosting me offered to toss me a salad later that night. That was tight.
After dinner I was looking to party. I asked some of the playas “where the women at?” they just looked at me and smiled.
I met with a counselor to talk about classes. I couldn’t decide whether to study liscense plate manufacturing or internet dating.
I didn’t like the fact that I had to spend the evening behind bars. I ain’t no parakeet!
Where the farmers’ daughters at?
When Broward County Jail came to pick me up, I knew it was special. They sent a whole private van just for me! I knew I must have been important to them because I was the only recruit in the van. That was tight. They made a big deal out of trying to impress me by blaring the sirens and giving me my own armed escort. I felt important.
When I arrived at the jail, the warden told me that I could expect to start right away for the prison team. They had lost all of their starting linebackers to parole so the early playing time sounded good to me. The warden took me into a room. They already had a uniform set out just for me! I asked the warden if I could keep my highschool number but he said, “look at your uniform Willie, it’s already got a number on it, we copied it from your first arrest”. I guess they saved #986347 for me! Anyway, I put on the uniform and the warden told me “It’s you, Willie.” From there I got to run out into the cell block with my uniform on. I got a tour of the weight room and it was the best. It is the only weight room I have ever seen where it is outside in the “yard”. Man, they have a great weight training program and some of those big dudes must work out six hours a day.
I told the warden I was hungry and he took me to the restuarant to eat. It was the only place I have visited that has a restaurant right there. I asked for 5 lobster tails and 2 steaks. They told me they were out of both so I had 6 sloppy joes. To be honest, the food wasn’t up to my usual standards. Fortunately, one of the playas hosting me offered to toss me a salad later that night. That was tight.
After dinner I was looking to party. I asked some of the playas “where the women at?” they just looked at me and smiled.
I met with a counselor to talk about classes. I couldn’t decide whether to study liscense plate manufacturing or internet dating.
I didn’t like the fact that I had to spend the evening behind bars. I ain’t no parakeet!
Where the farmers’ daughters at?
Posted on 7/26/08 at 12:29 pm to TheWhizzinator
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That little arse town of glenville has 3 schools there...crazy
hes gonna check out the other campuses for the women for sure
Posted on 7/26/08 at 12:38 pm to SirRohantheDefender
DINNER AT MONTY'S
Following the stadium, the recruits were bused to Monty's restaurant on Miami Beach.
''As soon as I got off that bus, it was like a cartoon,'' Williams said. 'The smell hit me right away. Coach was like, `Willie, you've got an eating disorder.' ''
After the recruits were greeted with nachos and crab claws, the main course quickly followed -- along with the arrival of UM players, including D.J. Williams and cornerback Antrel Rolle.
''Coach Coker must be related to Cleo or something,'' Williams said of the famed TV psychic. ``The man knew what I wanted and had it already ordered. I didn't need a menu. I told him, `Coach, how did you know what I like?'
'He was like, `Willie, I've been reading up on you.' ''
Dinner was followed by a trip back to Rolle's apartment for a few hours of video games. Then it was off for a night out on South Beach.
'They took us to this place called `The Bed.' Warren Sapp, Clinton Portis, Jevon Kearse and a whole bunch of really hot girls were all there. We didn't stick around long. After that, we just went back to the hotel to sleep.''
After breakfast the following morning, Williams met with linebackers coach Vernon Hargreaves.
``He told me how they really want to use me for blitzes and that I'll play weakside linebacker. I liked hearing that.''
The following morning, Williams and the recruits headed back to the athletic complex for one final meeting with the coaching staff.
Williams met with Coker, who handed him the crystal football awarded to the Hurricanes as part of the Sears National Championship trophy of 2002.
''He asked me, `You ready to win one of these?'' Williams said. 'I was like, `Sounds good to me.' He told me, `All you need to do, Willie, is let me know. The jersey is the easy part. All we have to do is scrape off the D.J. on the number 17 and put a W.'
``Man, that sounded awesome. I like that No. 17.''
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Following the stadium, the recruits were bused to Monty's restaurant on Miami Beach.
''As soon as I got off that bus, it was like a cartoon,'' Williams said. 'The smell hit me right away. Coach was like, `Willie, you've got an eating disorder.' ''
After the recruits were greeted with nachos and crab claws, the main course quickly followed -- along with the arrival of UM players, including D.J. Williams and cornerback Antrel Rolle.
''Coach Coker must be related to Cleo or something,'' Williams said of the famed TV psychic. ``The man knew what I wanted and had it already ordered. I didn't need a menu. I told him, `Coach, how did you know what I like?'
'He was like, `Willie, I've been reading up on you.' ''
Dinner was followed by a trip back to Rolle's apartment for a few hours of video games. Then it was off for a night out on South Beach.
'They took us to this place called `The Bed.' Warren Sapp, Clinton Portis, Jevon Kearse and a whole bunch of really hot girls were all there. We didn't stick around long. After that, we just went back to the hotel to sleep.''
After breakfast the following morning, Williams met with linebackers coach Vernon Hargreaves.
``He told me how they really want to use me for blitzes and that I'll play weakside linebacker. I liked hearing that.''
The following morning, Williams and the recruits headed back to the athletic complex for one final meeting with the coaching staff.
Williams met with Coker, who handed him the crystal football awarded to the Hurricanes as part of the Sears National Championship trophy of 2002.
''He asked me, `You ready to win one of these?'' Williams said. 'I was like, `Sounds good to me.' He told me, `All you need to do, Willie, is let me know. The jersey is the easy part. All we have to do is scrape off the D.J. on the number 17 and put a W.'
``Man, that sounded awesome. I like that No. 17.''
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Posted on 7/26/08 at 12:53 pm to SirRohantheDefender
I just don't know if Glensville can satisfy Willie.
Posted on 7/26/08 at 1:09 pm to GoldenBoy
a beautiful glimpse into downtown Glenville
i think i see a club for willie along that strip...
i think i see a club for willie along that strip...
Posted on 7/26/08 at 1:10 pm to SirRohantheDefender
Glenville Courthouse....
Posted on 7/26/08 at 1:11 pm to GoldenBoy
quote:
I just don't know if Glensville can satisfy Willie.
um..
Glenville is host to the West Virginia State Folk Festival.
Posted on 7/26/08 at 1:14 pm to SirRohantheDefender
Willie in response to Glenville being such a small town:
quote:
"I'm using that to my advantage," Williams said. "It's best sometimes to fly under the radar. You'll get more things accomplished.
Posted on 7/26/08 at 1:17 pm to SirRohantheDefender
Rich Rod used to blow it up at Glenville State
Posted on 7/26/08 at 1:19 pm to Rocket
quote:
Rich Rod used to blow it up at Glenville State
i was just reading that. 90-96
And Willie is there because his old teammate from high school is at Glenville. Jerry Seymour.
He was an all-Mid-American Conference running back at Central Michigan in 2004, then was suspended from the team and served jail time for his involvement in a fatal beating outside a bar.
Seymour was out of school for two years and transferred to Glenville for the 2007 season, when he set a school record with 1,714 rushing yards.
Posted on 7/26/08 at 1:24 pm to SirRohantheDefender
Posted on 7/26/08 at 1:27 pm to Rocket
did Rich eat some grass in that video?
1:00 mark after he calls the offensive play
1:00 mark after he calls the offensive play
Posted on 7/26/08 at 1:29 pm to The Yetty
quote:
LEGO construction management degree
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