Justifiable Caking: McCoy-Glandorf Proposal Photos
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January 14, 2010
Awwwww, how sweet are these photos of former Texas quarterback Colt McCoy popping the big question (in order to “pop” a big nut) to his longtime boo, Baylor track legend Rachel Glandorf a couple of days ago. Kudos to her for standing by her man even after he nearly tricked off the Big 12, didn’t win the heisman and got smashed in the Natty game. A fickle-minded beezy might have tried to jump ship after this type of disappointment, but Glandorf has shown that she is down for the cause. As McCoy now prepares for the NFL Draft, about 3 months away, his boo will be planning on how the couple will be spending “THEIR” cheese. Not a bad gig. Via Busted Coverage
Skool Work: Jessica Gysin Still Shines Like A Diamond
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January 12, 2010
Easily one of the most exciting things at the BCS National Championship.
Even though she finished her volleyball career at USC, Jessica Gysin still has a semester of classes remaining, which means she is technically still eligible for The Chaser’s “Skool Work” distinction. Gysin’s career has been hampered by knee problems, which hopefully have been surgically repaired, but her thoroughbredness has held steady like a plate of spaghetti at Olive Garden.
With a professional career in beach volleyball likely awaiting, you just may see us start popping up at various AVP events to get our gummy worm hustle on and to try and sneak a peek at Gysin in action. Guaranteed we will be spotted reckless eyeballin’. Via Jessica Gysin’s Twitter
More pics after the jump…
The Chaser Presents: Best Of Skool Work Part I
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December 31, 2009
In honor of 2010 being right around the corner, here is a look back on some of the many current and former college athletes, cheerleaders and dimes that have graced our pages throughout the year. Some you may remember, some you may have forgotten, but all are mashable to say the least. We’ll put up Part II a little bit later in the day.
More pics after the jump…
BYD: Best Of UCLA’s Undie Run
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December 13, 2009
Even though it’s winter, which generally isn’t too bad in Los Angeles, UCLA students along with several randoms kept the tradition of the UCLA Undie Run alive despite the school’s attempt to stomp down on the festivities. Never a bad thing to see a bunch of America’s brightest scholars taking it to the concrete for a good cause. Via COED Magazine
More photos after the jump…
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UCLA Students Rebel With Watered-Down Undie Run
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December 12, 2009
Even though school authorities attempted to cancel the recent tradition of the UCLA Undie Run, a few hundred students decided to say “F” the man and went ahead with continuing the event as scheduled. The Unide Run occurs the Wednesday of finals week, and since UCLA operates on the quarter system, there are 3 runs per school year. The final run in the spring quarter generally attracts the largest audience, taking it to the concrete in nothing but panties, boxers and tighty whities. Not a bad sight to see.
Over the course of the last few years, the Undie Run grew from a grassroots campaign started by a few students looking to have a little fun to combat the stress of finals, to an all out event that attracted tens of thousands of participants, many of whom were not actually students of the school. Because of the large amount of non-UCLA attendees and the subsequent ragers that occur before, during and after the festivities, school administrators decided that it was time to give the run the boot.
Even though the school and campus police can try to shut down this now legendary event, the craftier students will keep figuring out a way to make sure that it lives on. The police can only crack down on the Undie Run, they will never be able to prevent it completely.
Check out our video from the last official UCLA Undie Run in the spring of 2009 after the jump…
Kylie Bisutti Wins Victoria’s Secret Angel Competition
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December 2, 2009
(She’s got a pretty mouth)
Even though the Chaser’s choice Jamie Lee Darley didn’t win the Vicky’s Secret Angel Boot Camp, we would still like to congratulate Kylie Bisutti for becoming a dime’s dime. With the victory Bisutti got the opportunity to strut her stuff on the runway as apart of the 2009 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show and now joins a superb roster of upper-echelon works that includes the likes of Heidi Klum, Marissa Miller and Alessandra Ambrosio.
We thought that Jamie Lee was dimer and brought more to the table, but after getting a good look at Bisutti and what she has to offer, we can’t be mad that she was the people’s choice. It’s never easy trying to pick between 2 extraordinary beauties and we probably would have just crowned both of them, because they are both winners. Jamie Lee, if you need a shoulder to cry on, feel free to holler at your dude.
More Pics of Bisutti and video of her walk down the runway at the Vicky’s Secret Fashion Show after the jump…
USC Linebacker Malcolm Smith At UCLA’s Undie Run
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November 29, 2009
In case you didn’t know Malcolm Smith is a Legend on and off the field. The ‘SC linebacker was responsible for putting up the first points on the board after getting a pick six in the first quarter of USC’s 28-7 win over crosstown rival UCLA in the annual battle of Los Angeles. But just because he balls on the other side of town, doesn’t mean you won’t find Smith in and around the Westwood area. Especially when there is a bunch of beezies in their panties and bras, bouncing around like basketballs.
We spotted Smith back in June at what would prove to be the last UCLA Undie Run, after the school has decided to cancel the event because it got way too cracking. The decision was due to a large influx of non-UCLA students, like Smith, who take part in the event and linger around the surrounding area following the festivities.
There have been varying incidents associated with the recent tradition due to the continuing growth of the Undie Run from a grassroots, unorganized freedom of expression into a school-controlled spectacle in which thousands take part. Although the Undie Run has technically been eliminated, we have a feeling some crafty students will figure out a way to keep it alive
Check out Smith’s hilarious interview at the Undie Run after the jump…
