RECRUITING: Australian punter Corey Dunn commits to ISU

[CyInDFW]

It gets pretty cold in New Zealand.

Also, a girl from New Zealand told me to never compare New Zealand to Australia.

Having friends from both NZ and AUS I can attest to this. Many rugby socials and nights out drinking spent seeing who could outdo who at what between the two.

 

[cyrocksmypants]

Having friends from both NZ and AUS I can attest to this. Many rugby socials and nights out drinking spent seeing who could outdo who at what between the two.

Also, Two distinctly different accents.

 

[CyInDFW]

Also, Two distinctly different accents.

Not when you're drunk

*jimlad*

 

[SoapyCy]

We play Aussie rules in middle of winter which sometimes was in the high 30s

he asked about cold, not slightly chilly

 

[cyrocksmypants]

Not when you're drunk

*jimlad*

Fact.

Also how I quickly learned how big of a mistake it is to call one the other.

 

[coolerifyoudid]

We play Aussie rules in middle of winter which sometimes was in the high 30s

I'm just gonna put in a request early, but when we're beating WVU by 21 points next year, would you mind "accidentally" shanking a punt directly into Dana Holgorson's greasy head?

 

[cycopath25]

 

[VeloClone]

Corey, can you drop kick?

 

[TedKumsher]

more like...

I want to know what happens on that play? Untouched punt goes out of bounds through the endzone behind the line of scrimmage. Can't be a touchdown, can it? Nor a touchback?

 

[HardcoreClone]

I want to know what happens on that play? Untouched punt goes out of bounds through the endzone behind the line of scrimmage. Can't be a touchdown, can it? Nor a touchback?

I would guess a safety.

 

[Jack Gladney]

Also, Two distinctly different accents.

 

[srjclone]

New Zealanders are funnier than Australians, sorry Corey

 

[rdtindsm]

I was on a catered bicycle tour from Lhasa to Kathmandu in mid September. The Tibetan plateau is about the same latitude as Miami,but about 13000+ feet higher. Daytime highs in mid 50's. The Brits in the group were always in shorts.

 

[Dandy]

HOLE LEE SHE IT

 

[NickTheGreat]

New Zealanders are funnier than Australians, sorry Corey

Early on in my time in Australia they taught us the New Zealand motto:

New Zealand. . . where the men are men and the sheep are scared

 

[dmdom]

Having friends from both NZ and AUS I can attest to this. Many rugby socials and nights out drinking spent seeing who could outdo who at what between the two.

Did you play @ISU? I was lock/2nd row from 87-91.

 

[Blandboy]

Gotta call him Mad Max...hoping his punts go Beyond the Thunder Dome!

 

[Blandboy]

could be this guy’s younger hrother

 

[CyInDFW]

Did you play @ISU? I was lock/2nd row from 87-91.

No, started in the Army and then clubs where I've lived since '92. I "retired" (broken leg) just shy of 40.

Was 2nd row as well... mostly 4

 

[CtownCyclone]

Yeah, those guys probably watch one of our games and call us pussies.

Early on in my time in Australia they taught us the New Zealand motto:

New Zealand. . . where the men are men and the sheep are scared

I worked for a guy who had New Zealand and Australian citizenship (as well as US citizenship). He had zingers for both groups, so you could never pin him down on insults.