Where is my boy Major at? For those of you who don't know, Major Prognostications was potentially the greatest podcast ever created. It was a very simple format. One man (Major), two segments, all SEC... mostly Gators. For the first 10 weeks of last year Major talked us through the SEC. He really knew his shit too. He would constantly tell us how awesome the Gators were, and how any day now Georgia was about to get "punched in the face!" Then suddenly one day, he was gone.
I have looked for the podcast again this year, and it is nowhere to be found. This brings me to my point of this waste of 0's and 1's. There is obviously a demand for this type of program, and I feel like it may be our responsibility to provide it. I have always said how great it would be to have multiple broadcasts of college football games: one for neutral fans, one for the home team, one for the away team, and one explict one for me. Why can't a couple of guys get drunk, watch the game and tell me what is really happening on the field. Sure there may be unsavory subject, the occasional racial slur, and more cursing than the South Park movie, but it would also be hysterical.
This may be asking alot for us. Although we may have the technology to sink up our audio with that of the game, we would have to do it afterwards, and who wants to sit through 3 hours of Alden getting drunk and screaming at Alabama fans (roll tide).
ROLL TIDE!!! I'll see you in Hell.
However, one of us could easily get drunk for two hours one night a week and talk about last weekends games and this weekends match-ups (Treadwell and John). You could even post it on this site. Now, this whole website thing is cute, and it is great to give us a place to vent year round. But during this time of year I feel I need a little more to make me feel a little closer to home. So lets get a couple of microphones and make a kick ass podcast. If some dumbass 18 year-old education major pot head can do it from his dorm room, Treadwell, you and John should be able to do it from the saferoom.
Trav