Review of “Bama Profiles in Courage: Laykin”: (Capers) Barr flexes through an emotional range that most writers would never dare attempt … Humor and Bama sorrow are fused together like twined tree trunks that keep each other standing…..It’s part satire, part character study, with a wry lens on fame, fandom, and the modern South. Well done, Capers, well done.”– Ian Allen, The Times Literary Supplement.

How will I get my Rush Propst hair almost as perfect as Nick Saban’s feathered angel-hair bangs? [Birmingham News link]

“Two-A-Days” is over.

Like the sighs of relief from football players at the end of grueling, twice-a-day preseason practices, so, too, can Hoover parents rest easier: The MTV reality show featuring the Hoover High football team has come to an end.

The cancellation of this television show demonstrates the reach and global domination of ESPN. Anyone that knows just a little bit about football knows that the Hoover Bucs could have easily won the Big East Conference. Even Louisville with their Pizza Stadium shit themselves when they think about Rush prowling the sidelines yelling “dogshit” over and over.

It does not bode well for ESPN’s contract with the Big East when you have a high school team that could easily embarrass the “elite” teams of the BCS’s version of a Boy Band Conference.

With the cancellation complete, Stu”I Ruined Sports Center” Scott’s cold as the other side of the pillow, unfeeling, lazy, deadly and discolored eye (a close up below) uses its search and acquisition radar looking for a new threats.  The Lord said to Rise Up!!

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10 responses to “Two-A-Days is Finished”

  1. Was that on the paper’s editorial page? Frankly, I, too, welcome the end of this show. The first season was entertaining and the second season was less about football and more about the kid’s personal lives, which I have little to no interest in. I welcome the end of these and other shows that give teenagers a heightened sense of celebrity simply for being themselves. You know what show they should bring back is Beg, Barrow and Deal — am I the only one who remembers this great piece of television?

  2. Next up The Hills: Vestavia Stories.

    Every reality show out there is phonier than any shit you watch with a team of writers. This show was no exception.

  3. this show was like every other MTV show, they portray these people as something that their not for profit, one or two ppl might become famous but in the end no one will really remember.

  4. […] It Ain’t So MTV! First, it was Maui Fever. Now it’s Two A Days. Gone are the days of looking at jail bait hight school cheerleaders. That’s what the show […]

  5. Yeah…keep with the Big East bias. If you remember, West Virginia, a Big East member, bested SEC champion-UGA-at Atlanta, in the Sugar Bowl back in 2005.

    Next, in 2006, the league placed three teams among the top 12 in the country……but yeah…..Hoooooover High would beat them 🙂

  6. THAT SUCKS! i loved that show!!

  7. Yea i liked the show but it just showed to much of the teens life and not enought football and it seemed coach Propst didn’t like brandon and everytime ross made a mistake like wen he threw that pick in that game he tried 2 blame it on Bradon and brandon didnt get enough t.v. time

  8. What the fuck why was it always brandons fault and never ross’s coach propst is a raciest bitch and mark is a fat ass bitch thats y he got beat up in practice but other then that i love repear smith from season 1

  9. that really sucked i loved it thanks jerks who canceled it u just crushed a pre teens heart idiots:(

  10. I m from Holland and I watch the show every day!
    I LOVE ROSS!!! Don’t blame him that the coach is such a bitch =P
    Ross is the best!!!

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