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* LooseLips: Thad is guilty of this [[spoiler:and in "Death Penalty", this is what gets the Goats in trouble with the NCAA. To be fair, he didn't know that the college student he was talking to was an NCAA agent in disguise]].

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* LoopholeAbuse: [[spoiler:Alex, once again showing off his BrilliantButLazy tendency, manages to save BMS from getting the death penalty with the help of Sammy by explaining to the NCAA that giving the football program the death penalty would cost them hundreds of millions of dollars of tax-free money. Unfortunately, while this does save BMS from the death penalty, the NCAA still punishes them by suspending the star players and coaches indefinitely until further notice. And they do this with smiles on their faces during a live press conference, knowing that the football team is watching.]]
* LooseLips: Thad is guilty of this [[spoiler:and in "Death Penalty", this is what gets the Goats in trouble with the NCAA. To be fair, he didn't know that the college student he was talking to was an NCAA agent in disguise]].disguise and wearing a wire]].
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** In "Piss Test", Thad suggests that the team do something called an oil change to pass the drug test which involves sticking a pipe into the penis and pumping it full of clean urine. Since none of the team wants to do it, they try other methods to pass the test such as staying sober or using fake penises full of clean urine. Unfortunately for them, Thad sabotages all their attempts so they have no choice but to go with the oil change.

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** In "Piss Test", Thad suggests that the team do something called an oil change to pass the drug test which involves sticking a pipe into catheter up the penis penis, draining out all the tainted piss, and pumping it the bladder full of clean urine. Since none of the team wants to do it, they try other methods to pass the test such as staying sober or using fake penises full of clean urine. Unfortunately for them, Thad sabotages all their attempts so they have no choice but to go with the oil change.
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In the episode "The Drug Olympics", the Cougar's name is revealed to be Pauline.


** "The Cougar."

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** "The Cougar."" Her real name is Pauline.
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** Thad is one of the typical JerkJock with TestosteronePoisoning. His actions and behavior are not that much out of the ordinary for the character type, but Thad pushes it further and further to the point where early on you can tell that he's ''dangerously insane''.

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** Thad is one of the typical JerkJock with TestosteronePoisoning. His At first glance, his actions and behavior are not that much out of the ordinary for the character type, but as the show goes on Thad pushes it further and further to the point where early on you can tell his actions are questioned by the rest of the football players and it becomes clear that that he's not a case of toxic masculinity, but is actually ''dangerously insane''.
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* IMeantToDoThat: Harmo, sick of Thad's relentless abuse about his kicking abilities, has the team tie Thad to the crossbar of the goal and repeatedly kicks field goals at him until Thad meekly admits he can kick. He then tries to claim that bullying Harmon was just his way of motivating him and this was all part of his plan, and Harmon kicks a ball right at his nuts.
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** In another episode, Thad stops Alex and a girl as they are on their way to have sex and demands to see the condom. The girl hands it to him and Thad pours beer into it; to Alex's horror the beer sprays out of the condom from multiple holes she poked into it. The girl then grabs onto him and implores him "Put a baby in me!"
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* TheBabyTrap: A creepy stalker named Ron, who desperately wants a son to watch and play football with but ended up with five girls instead, steals a condom full of Alex's semen and threatens to impregnate his daughter with it unless he keeps dating her. Alex and Thad get the condom back, and as a form of karma, Sammy gets Ron's pregnant daughter instead, much to his displeasure since it's clear he finds Sammy annoying.

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* TheBabyTrap: A creepy stalker named Ron, who desperately wants a son to watch and play football with but ended up with five girls instead, steals a condom full of Alex's semen and threatens to impregnate his daughter with it unless he keeps dating her. Alex and Thad get the condom back, and as a form of karma, Sammy gets Ron's pregnant daughter impregnated instead, much to his displeasure since it's clear he finds Sammy annoying.
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* LooseLips: Thad is guilty of this and in "Death Penalty", this is what gets the Goats in trouble with the NCAA. To be fair, he didn't know that the college student he was talking to was an NCAA agent in disguise.

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* LooseLips: Thad is guilty of this and [[spoiler:and in "Death Penalty", this is what gets the Goats in trouble with the NCAA. To be fair, he didn't know that the college student he was talking to was an NCAA agent in disguise.disguise]].
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* NerdyBully: Sammy, under the impression that being the mascot makes him one of the jocks, mocks and attempts to prank the school's nerds. The football players have no interest in joining him, if only because they need the nerds to keep doing their schoolwork for them.

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* NerdyBully: Sammy, under the impression that being the mascot makes him one of the jocks, mocks and attempts to prank the school's nerds. The football players have no interest in him joining him, them, if only because they need the nerds to keep doing their schoolwork for them.
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* LooseLips: Thad is guilty of this and in "Death Penalty", this is what gets the Goats in trouble with the NCAA. To be fair, he didn't know that the college student he was talking to was an NCAA agent in disguise.

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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: In "Superstition" Sammy is looked down upon for enrolling in Blue Mountain State but has no scholarship. To prove everyone wrong, he signs up for a full academic scholarship, but to his dismay, he learns that this means he won't have time to participate in the spirit squad. Realizing that he's a loser either way, Sammy drops the scholarship and resumes his role as mascot.

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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: In "Superstition" "Superstition", Sammy is looked down upon by the cheerleaders for having no real future due to not officially enrolling in Blue Mountain State but has no scholarship. State. To prove everyone wrong, he officially enrolls and signs up for a full academic scholarship, but to his dismay, he learns that this means he won't have time to participate in the spirit squad. Realizing that he's a loser either way, Sammy drops the scholarship and resumes his role as mascot.


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** In "Trap Game", Sammy eats a bunch of decades old candy that results in him thinking he's seeing professional MMA fighter Chuck Liddell.
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: In "The Peak" Sammy is looked down upon for enrolling in Blue Mountain State but has no scholarship. To prove everyone wrong, he signs up for a full academic scholarship, but to his dismay, he learns that this means he won't have time to participate in the spirit squad. Realizing that he's a loser either way, Sammy drops the scholarship and resumes his role as mascot.

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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: In "The Peak" "Superstition" Sammy is looked down upon for enrolling in Blue Mountain State but has no scholarship. To prove everyone wrong, he signs up for a full academic scholarship, but to his dismay, he learns that this means he won't have time to participate in the spirit squad. Realizing that he's a loser either way, Sammy drops the scholarship and resumes his role as mascot.
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: In "The Peak" Sammy is looked down upon for enrolling in Blue Mountain State but has no scholarship. To prove everyone wrong, he signs up for a full academic scholarship, but to his dismay, he learns that this means he won't have time to participate in the spirit squad. Realizing that he's a loser either way, Sammy drops the scholarship and resumes his role as mascot.
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** The episode "Pay for Play" is one for the movie ''Film/{{Rudy}}''. The Rudy {{expy}}, Bodie James, is part of the Goats' practice squad but wants to dress for one of their games, as in the film. Unlike the film, Bodie is not TheDeterminator who gives a full effort to help the team and make up for his size and athletic shortcomings, but an egotistical, spoiled JerkAss who puts the starters at risk of injury with his UnnecessaryRoughness and is only kept on the squad because [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections his father is a booster who donates large sums of money to the program]]. In the end, after Bodie and his father threaten to tell the media that the goats have been receiving unauthorized deals and gifts from agents (which is Sammy's fault for leaving a paper trail) unless Bodie is put on the team, Alex gets the idea to make it look like Bodie was the one receiving the gifts and deals, which results in him getting suspended and his father kicked out of the booster club.

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** The episode "Pay for Play" is one for the movie ''Film/{{Rudy}}''. The Rudy {{expy}}, Bodie James, is part of the Goats' practice squad but wants to dress for one of their games, as in the film. Unlike the film, Bodie is not TheDeterminator who gives a full effort to help the team and make up for his size and athletic shortcomings, but an egotistical, spoiled JerkAss who puts the starters at risk of injury with his UnnecessaryRoughness and is only kept on the squad because [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections his father is a booster who donates large sums of money to the program]]. In the end, after Bodie and his father threaten to tell the media that the goats Goats have been receiving unauthorized deals and gifts from agents (which is Sammy's fault for leaving a paper trail) unless Bodie is put on the team, Alex gets the idea to make it look like Bodie was the one receiving the gifts and deals, which results in him getting suspended and his father kicked out of the booster club.
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** The episode "Pay for Play" is one for the movie ''Film/{{Rudy}}''. The Rudy {{expy}}, Bodie, is part of the Goats' practice squad but wants to dress for one of their games, as in the film. Unlike the film, Bodie is not TheDeterminator who gives a full effort to help the team and make up for his size and athletic shortcomings, but an egotistical, spoiled JerkAss who puts the starters at risk of injury with his UnnecessaryRoughness and is only kept on the squad because [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections his father is a booster who donates large sums of money to the program]].

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** The episode "Pay for Play" is one for the movie ''Film/{{Rudy}}''. The Rudy {{expy}}, Bodie, Bodie James, is part of the Goats' practice squad but wants to dress for one of their games, as in the film. Unlike the film, Bodie is not TheDeterminator who gives a full effort to help the team and make up for his size and athletic shortcomings, but an egotistical, spoiled JerkAss who puts the starters at risk of injury with his UnnecessaryRoughness and is only kept on the squad because [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections his father is a booster who donates large sums of money to the program]]. In the end, after Bodie and his father threaten to tell the media that the goats have been receiving unauthorized deals and gifts from agents (which is Sammy's fault for leaving a paper trail) unless Bodie is put on the team, Alex gets the idea to make it look like Bodie was the one receiving the gifts and deals, which results in him getting suspended and his father kicked out of the booster club.
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* TheBabyTrap: A creepy stalker named Ron, who desperately wants a son to watch and play football with but ended up with five girls instead, steals a condom full of Alex's semen and threatens to impregnate his daughter with it unless he keeps dating her. Alex and Thad get the condom back, and as a form of karma, Sammy gets Ron's pregnant daughter instead, much to his displeasure since it's clear he finds Sammy annoying.

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* DeconstructiveParody: Thad is one of the typical JerkJock with TestosteronePoisoning. His actions and behavior are not that much out of the ordinary for the character type, but Thad pushes it further and further to the point where early on you can tell that he's ''dangerously insane''.

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Thad is one of the typical JerkJock with TestosteronePoisoning. His actions and behavior are not that much out of the ordinary for the character type, but Thad pushes it further and further to the point where early on you can tell that he's ''dangerously insane''.insane''.
** The episode "Pay for Play" is one for the movie ''Film/{{Rudy}}''. The Rudy {{expy}}, Bodie, is part of the Goats' practice squad but wants to dress for one of their games, as in the film. Unlike the film, Bodie is not TheDeterminator who gives a full effort to help the team and make up for his size and athletic shortcomings, but an egotistical, spoiled JerkAss who puts the starters at risk of injury with his UnnecessaryRoughness and is only kept on the squad because [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections his father is a booster who donates large sums of money to the program]].



** The episode "Pay for Play" is one for the movie ''Film/{{Rudy}}''. The Rudy {{expy}}, Bodie, is part of the Goats' practice squad but wants to dress for one of their games. Unlike the film, this is framed as an entitled demand of a spoiled JerkAss.
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** The episode "Pay for Play" is one for the movie ''Film/{{Rudy}}''. The Rudy {{expy}}, Bodie, is part of the Goats' practice squad but wants to dress for one of their games. Unlike the film, this is framed as an entitled demand of a spoiled JerkAss.

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* BadOlBadger: The titular mascot of Overland University from "The Badger". Thad kidnaps the badger so he can eat his testicles as part of a prank, but accidentally lets him loose and he goes around attacking tailgating students and eats the second Billy the Goat. Because Thad failed in his mission, he is forced to improvise and eat the goat's testicles instead at the end of the episode.



* HeManWomanHater: Ron the stalker in "Ransom" never wanted a daughter, yet he ended up with five of them. He wanted a son to watch and play football with. And then there's his comments about how "girls can't throw football or appreciate Film/TheThreeStooges" like he does or how his daughters are so beautiful, they don't need to pick up a book.

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* HeManWomanHater: Ron the stalker in "Ransom" never wanted a daughter, yet he ended up with five of them. He wanted a son to watch and play football with. And then there's his comments about how "girls can't throw football footballs or appreciate Film/TheThreeStooges" like he does or how his daughters are so beautiful, they don't need to pick up a book.
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* HeManWomanHater: Ron the stalker in "Ransom" never wanted a daughter, yet he ended up with five of them. He wanted a son to watch and play football with. And then there's his comments about how "girls can't throw football or appreciate Film/TheThreeStooges" like he does or how his daughters are so beautiful, they don't need to pick up a book.
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* OfferingsToTheGods: In "Riot", a horde of drunk rioters try to hang Sammy as a form of ritualistic sacrifice. And apparently, they did it before.
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** In "Nerds", Radon and the other nerds explain to Sam that he's no jock, pointing out his small physique, lack of athleticism, how he does his own homework, rarely gets laid, is unconcerned with personal hygiene and has no sense of style. As if that wasn't bad enough, as Radon points out, when he revealed that he caused the homework strike in the first place, the BMS captains sold him out. Finally accepting he's a nerd, he enlists the nerds and Radon to help pull off a prank to get back at the jocks.

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** Aside from Alex and Craig, all the football players call Sammy "Mascot".



** Aside from Alex and Craig, all the football players call Sammy "Mascot"



* GottaPassTheClass: The episode "Midterms" has Alex and several of his teammates threatened with being kicked off the football team because of their poor grades and [=GPAs=] (Alex has a 1.6 GPA, Thad has 1.7, and Harmon has ''0.5'') unless they pass an upcoming midterm. All of them refuse to study, Thad especially because Shiloh is forced to tutor them as he has a high GPA, but Alex finds a way around it by hanging out with the professor's elderly mother and [[DirtyOldWoman secretly performing sexual activities for her]] in exchange for an A-. The other guys do the same, until they're caught and forced to take the test anyway. That is until they come [[ZanyScheme up with a plan]] to blackmail the professor into giving them all Cs by threatening to post a live video of the guys having sex with his mother all over campus, to which he breaks down and obliges to.

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* GottaPassTheClass: The episode "Midterms" has Alex and several of his teammates threatened with being kicked off the football team because of their poor grades and [=GPAs=] (Alex has a 1.6 GPA, Thad has 1.7, and Harmon has ''0.5'') unless they pass an upcoming midterm. All of them refuse to study, Thad especially because Shiloh is forced to tutor them as he has a high GPA, but Alex finds a way around it by hanging out with the professor's elderly mother and [[DirtyOldWoman secretly performing sexual activities for her]] in exchange for an A-. The other guys do the same, until they're caught and forced to take the test anyway. That is until they come [[ZanyScheme up with a plan]] to blackmail the professor into giving them all Cs by not only threatening to tell the staff that he gives his female students passing grades in exchange for sexual favors but by also threatening to post a live video of the guys having sex with his mother all over campus, to which he breaks down and obliges to.
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** While the rest of the team treat their nerds rather poorly, Radon is ''ecstatic'' to meet his and treats him really well, drinking with him and letting him sleep it off in his bed.

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** While the rest of the team treat their nerds rather poorly, Radon is ''ecstatic'' to meet his and treats him really well, drinking with him and letting him sleep it off in his bed. When Sammy's prank results in the guy becoming comatose, Radon sides with the rest of the nerds during their strike and plays board games with them.

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