You got it. Just found out his dad Henry won the National 220 hurdles when he was at MIT.
Jesse Palmer. I only watch Duke sports and professional football when they do not conflict with "The Bachelor" and/or Oprah.Name the former NFL player who was the bachelor on the reality show "The Bachelor." You may ask your wives or significant others for help. I'm forced to watch unless Duke basketball or Yankee baseball is on. That's were the buck stops.OFC
Name the former NFL player who was the bachelor on the reality show "The Bachelor." You may ask your wives or significant others for help. I'm forced to watch unless Duke basketball or Yankee baseball is on. That's were the buck stops.
One of the great things about being single. I can watch whatever I want whenever I want. lolJesse Palmer. I only watch Duke sports and professional football when they do not conflict with "The Bachelor" and/or Oprah.
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Of course. Doesn't everyone? Many Duke athletes and others were inducted into "The Order of The Chair" in the 60's and 70's. What was it?
Not really sports oriented, so I will explain it and come up with another one. "The Order Of The Chair" was an "honorary" society. In order to be inducted, a student had to do something really scandalous, risqué, embarrassing, etc. Induction was held on Saint Paddy's day. Inductees had to sit on a "chair", which was a commode, placed on the steps between the Chapel and the circular drive. When possible, the ceremony was scheduled between classes when students were moving among class buildings. While on the commode, the inductee would be covered in green grits and required to drink green beer. Given the admission requirements, many inductees were athletes and/or ladies who hung around with them. Not sure whether the Order survived the 60's. I am working on a new trivia.