stumpbreak

stumpbreak
 v.— «What did Lee Corso do? He performed what is known in Morgantown as a “stumpbreaking.” He just stumpbroke Slaton and White’s Heisman(eer) chances. Corso basically said “I’m the man, let me Repeat, I am the man. Got my own cheerleaders, Nike clothes, TV show. I am the man.” Try again next year WVU with Noel Devine….that is if Devine isn’t working at Taco Bell.» —“Lee Corso asks: Who’s Now? No, its not you Pat White and Steve Slaton” by Jai Eugene Loser with Socks July 24, 2007. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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