Let me get this right. Minnesota already has the Little Brown Jug, now it wants Paul Bunyan's Axe? What's next, Floyd of Rosedale, that bronzed pig? It can't have the Axe and the Pig at the same time, can it? They might as well start filming "Lethal Weapon 5" if that happens. College football is filled with odd traditions, but one of the more unusual comes when rivals face off for something more tangible than bragging rights. They play for trophies that appear as if they should be hidden in someone's attic or sold for next to nothing at a garage sale.
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
They Look Forward to Facing the Axe
Let me get this right. Minnesota already has the Little Brown Jug, now it wants Paul Bunyan's Axe? What's next, Floyd of Rosedale, that bronzed pig? It can't have the Axe and the Pig at the same time, can it? They might as well start filming "Lethal Weapon 5" if that happens. College football is filled with odd traditions, but one of the more unusual comes when rivals face off for something more tangible than bragging rights. They play for trophies that appear as if they should be hidden in someone's attic or sold for next to nothing at a garage sale.
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