national champs baby
Gerg's Beaver explained
New Oldsmobiles are in early this year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIdGxR-aU6o
New Oldsmobiles are in early this year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIdGxR-aU6o
i just saw that on ESPN too, and just to be more specific the beaver was awarded for causing a fumble
Gerg seems like an uncomfortable man to interview.
Finally. Now if they could just explain that damn pineapple from that HIMYM episode.

Haha I love how Bill Romanowski, one of the craziest people ever, thought Gerg was crazy when he pulled out a stuffed beaver in practice and yelled, "The beaver is out! The beaver is out!" Oh, Gerg. It was fun. If you define fun as having your eyes clawed out by a rabid beaver.
So what was in the brief case in pulp fiction? Was it his soul or just a plot device?
Bears Beets Battlestar Galactica
Nothing.
Yep, that's Simba made out of a pineapple.
Interviewer: "What do you use this for?" *clearly talking about the beaver*
Robinson: "Use THIS ... for?" *perhaps thinking she meant Jets CB Eric Thomas*
Great confusion there.
"Funny isn't it, how naughty dentists always make that one fatal mistake."
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OK, Gerg, We're the freakin' Wolverines, are we not? Why not use a wolverine instead of a beaver while acting as our d-coordinator at least? If you personally believe beavers are better, then I can't blame you for using them while coaching for any of your other teams. However, if I was a wolverine.. I'd take it very harshly that you used a beaver instead of one of my own while coaching the Wolverines. I mean, it doesn't make sense really. If we were the Michigan Ducks, I'd understand. I'm sure a beaver could kill a duck quite handily. But a wolverine would absolutely DESTROY a beaver. I honestly think more people would have understood him if he used a wolverine instead of a beaver to help motivate our defense, and honestly.. he might have even received some props for that.
EVERYTHING MAKES SO MUCH MORE SENSE NOW.
I will never understand the thought process behind trying to motivate grown men using a stuffed animal.
Never.
Third generation Michigan alum
...is an old, old idea. Robinson seems to have misunderstood the concept, though.
So are you saying that when players have a great game and get the beaver after the game that it is not a stuffed animal...I am confused
"No man is more important than The Team. No coach is more important than The Team. The Team, The Team, The Team"
Thread title win of the year!
Despite what the other guy calls himself, my name actually is Magnus.
At least we now have some sense of what it is like to be coached by John L Smith
Can someone explain Dr. Laura's?
Edit: Do not google Dr. Laura's beaver.
... never mention Gerg and the Beaver again? I'm not frustrated by the frequency of occurences, it's just that I'm not over it yet. Still makes me angry.
Do Something. If it works, do more of it. If it doesn't, do something else.
on the eve of the MSU game. As a former Rich Rod supporter, I have to say that my ardor has cooled for those good old days.
That fumble turned out to be critical in holding Wisconsin under 50 points.
Definitely beaver-worthy.
Ann Arbor: now the permanent home of the Little Brown Jug
67-22-3 all-time
Yeah, without that critical play, that game may have been frustrating to watch.
Actually now that you have reminded me of that game, I need to go drink now.
"No man is more important than The Team. No coach is more important than The Team. The Team, The Team, The Team"
I always knew he was a woman. Pam Ward was my guess.
Saw this too today - you just beat me to the post.
Don't think that he understood that it was not the stuffed animal that motivated the NFL players, but it was the stack of cash for hard hits/forced turnovers/etc. that they were playing for that motivated them.
Thought the whole stuffed animal thing was weird before, after seeing him today talking or not talking about it, it is actually really creepy.
"No man is more important than The Team. No coach is more important than The Team. The Team, The Team, The Team"
The beaver thing starts about 3 minutes in.
Bill Romanowski, Kenny Demmens feel's ya bro!![]()
"All of us up here in the water wonderland never forget that
Ohio is still a four-lettered word."
-Bob Ufer
with more wins in college football than any other, which also happens to have as its mascot the wolverine, reknowned for its ferocity, and he comes up with a "beaver" to reward hard hits?!
He's been doing it since his NFL days in the 90s!! He uses beaver because a beaver is the most dillegent animal in the animal kingdom.
It's a metaphor for working hard. It's stupid.
“True loyalty is that quality of service that grows under adversity and expands in defeat. Any street urchin can shout applause in victory, but it takes character to stand fast in defeat. One is noise — the other, loyalty.”
I couldn't find a picture of her, but I bet she's a GILF
Is the term "beaver" still apt in today's slang lexicon? If you know what I'm getting at....and I think you do....
Jon Runyan plugged my toilet.
No, it's completely obsolete. It has not been used for years.
All the comments and video clips in the last 50 posts on this thread that appear to be using the term "beaver" as slang for something else, are of course talking about an actual beaver.
M'Dog




Beaver.
So hot. Milk was a bad choice.