re: Ole Miss is in a bad situation

It was disappointing, but the 12 wins and conference title make up for it.

How does it feel that the biggest win in the last half-century for your program was an October home game in front of fewer than 65k?

Bro.................

Nothing felt good during the Peach Bowl. I was laid up in a hospital bed with the flu and was sincerely hoping for death at one point.

Nonetheless, your team is soft, your secondary sucks, and you got beat by Bo Wallace.

Hell, LSU and Arkansas beat Bo Wallace

I'd say Arkansas and LSU beat themselves more than Alabama won. I'm sure you're familiar with that argument though.

Let's hear the excuse about 23-17(10).

What is it? Drake's injury? Hmm?

You won't ever see me making excuses about a loss. I was referring to your original post about our games with LSU and ARKY. Just said if you want to make excuses then it can cut both ways.

Was a terrible injury to a good player.

I heard him yelling from our seats.

I wish him a speedy and successful recovery, of course

Have daughter who attends Bama. I played DII baseball cause was not good enough for Bama but been a fan all my life.. Your point is?? You can also look at my few posts, I don't make excuses or make stupid asinine comments about Bama.

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You didn't go into shock? Anyone I have ever talked to that has an injury similar to that says they didn't feel a thing.

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I was running a go route, got under-thrown, came back to the ball, got my foot stuck in the turf and had a guy who played 10 years in the NFL at safety (Gerald Sensabaugh, Jags and Cowboys) fall directly on my leg. I was laying on my face and just inherently felt like something was messed up, but didn't feel anything for like 3-4 seconds. Then I rolled over, looked down and saw my foot going at a right angle and all of a sudden all the pain on earth sprinted through my leg.

I started squealing like a pig (much like Drake), then started panting and hyperventilating. Somehow I stayed conscious through the whole thing but it took 3 rounds of morphine to make my leg pain go away. Then they reset my foot.

Wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. Generally I have a pretty high pain tolerance and that was the only moment in my life I've literally had the serious though that I would rather die than have that continue.