The #14 (Best) Individual Performance of Bowl Season (Bleacher Report)

[Just1More]

I just don't get with all the fuss over this name... "Broadway Jeaux"... but I have alternative suggestions...

Network Narcisse
Back Stage Boudreaux
Second City Sonnier
Hollywood Hollier (both H's silent... of course)

These don't cause any confusion with a former NFL QB and they contain french names. Someone check and see which one Terrance prefers.

[Zeebart21]

I just don't get with all the fuss over this name... "Broadway Jeaux"... but I have alternative suggestions...

Network Narcisse
Back Stage Boudreaux
Second City Sonnier
Hollywood Hollier (both H's silent... of course)

These don't cause any confusion with a former NFL QB and they contain french names. Someone check and see which one Terrance prefers.

Mais, me?? I like "ollywood "ollier...

Z

[Turbine]

More importantly, I believe Terrance would hate the reference, and would rather distance himself from someone else. I know I would- "jmo".

On that point I would agree. Terrance is the last person I would ask.

Only message board posters and rappers get to pick their nickname.

Although now that I think about it, I did ask my dad to call me Shetland as a kid. I ended up hating it at some point.

Any way uslol'dog you are right Broadway Jeaux is just a new trick on an old fame and you know what they say about ol'dogs.

[BeauCajun]

Son, are you calling me out?

Z

I think you didn't bold far enough. Should have been this: crusty drunk white dude trying to breed on Suzy Kolber

[jumboragncajun]

I see an RP poll coming up in the near future!

Better yet, let's allow the administration to select our Heisman catch phrase. That way, NOBODY would even think about arguing it. Haha

[geo_cajun]

Don't like Broadway Jeaux? How about Te-Beaux. (sarcasm/joke/not serious)

[Zeebart21]

I think you didn't bold far enough. Should have been this: crusty drunk white dude trying to breed on Suzy Kolber

Yeah, well maybe.. I dont think its been determined yet which way she swings, has it??

Z

[Turbine]

. . . Heisman catch phrase . . .

That is the key.

The latest winner would have never won the Heisman as a freshman without the catch phrase "Johnny Football"

The other thing you want is historical legs, will the term read generic in 20 years or will it inspire research.

[Just1More]

It's to the point now where it seems you are arguing for the whole "joe" thing out of stubbornness b/c it's your ideal. It makes me think of Joe Namath. It doesn't matter how you spell it. I don't buy the whole "joe" individual thing at all. You want to play off his name, which is Broadway right? Catch the Broadway Show at Cajun Field. Otherwise please lay off the Namath thing- it 's corny, unimaginative, worn out since the 1960's, and makes me think of a hairy chested pimp in an oversized fur coat clinging onto two playboy bunnies with beehive hairdos.. Uggh

You're an ol' dog and you have an issue with clinging onto two Playboy Bunnies... just because they have beehive hairdos? I'll take two modern day bunnies and have them do their hair in beehive for you... and if you turn that down... you need your head checked.

Bunny means Honey... Beehives or not!

[Boomer]

Terrance Broadway--the ultimate Play!!!