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You really don’t know France if you think that. Paris does have a large population of immigrants, but so does LA, NYC, Miami. The Loire Valley is amazing. Brittany and Normandy are beautiful , the former largely unknown to Americans. France has an amazingly diverse geography that can entirely change...
The French Resistance played a significant role in the Allied Invasion of Normandy, providing intelligence and sabotaging railways, etc. Eisenhower called the work of the Resistance “invaluable.” I suggest you broaden your sources of information. ...
[quote]I’ve known several people with the last name Favre. None of them pronounce it the way Brett does, NONE.[/quote] Were any of them from South Mississippi? Just curious....
Most of LSU’s coaches since at least Paul Dietzel have not been Southern, or at least Deep Southern, Arnsparger, Archer, DiNardo, Saban, Miles, and Kelly. I doubt it will be an issue at Bama either. ...
Not sure I would call it a level playing field. Just the factors that heavily influence recruiting have changed with NIL, but the haves will still have. The others will pick up the leftovers. pretty much as it happens now. The number of haves may get even more concentrated, but there can be some shi...
And Paul Dietzel, an Ohio product also. In fact, Stovall and Orgeron are the only two head coaches from Louisiana since at least before Dietzel. McClendon (Ark.) Hallman (Ala.) are the only two other Deep South head coaches. Arnsparger was from Kentucky and played at Miami (Ohio) and Archer was bo...

re: Rewatched bowl game

Posted by tigerinridgeland on 1/3/24 at 8:20 pm
They made a good effort when Wisconsin drove down and settled for a field goal. Keeping them out of the end zone was a huge deal, obviously. ...
[quote]I mean it looked like House coached every position to be like a linebacker. Wait and react approach [/quote] And sometimes, not even that happened. I don’t know if it was just me, but there were multiple instances, especially earlier in the season, when DBs just looked lost on plays. ...
How long did it take to fire him, though? ...

re: Dallas Turner snubbed

Posted by tigerinridgeland on 12/12/23 at 12:58 pm
A friend who is an Alabama alum and season ticket holder who was at the game told me the same thing. ...
Waffle House comment was great....
There are reasons that Aggie jokes exist. You are an illustration of one of the reasons. ...
One fun side story, in the film of the Cannon punt return, there appears to be a ref running down the sideline as Cannon is making his way down field. But he was no official. Instead, he was an Ole Miss fan who didn’t have a ticket to the game, and couldn’t find one, so he went back to his car, put ...

re: Ole Miss Hate Week

Posted by tigerinridgeland on 9/26/23 at 6:37 pm
Have you checked the murder rate in Jackson? Not much room to talk,...
Tony Joe White, from Fisk Union in West Carroll Parish, and not far from Eudora....
Way Down Yonder in New Orleans-Layton and Creamer....
His dad (White Graves) is a dentist in Monroe, and played football at LSU also ( a Chinese Bandit). Phil Moses, dentist, Lake Charles, played center Jimmy Knecht, MD who practices in Shreveport and Natchitoches, defensive back. ...

re: Dear General Lee

Posted by tigerinridgeland on 8/19/23 at 8:03 pm
You might also want to check out David French Boyd, President of LSU after the Civil War, who was a Confederate officer. Also most of the cadets (students) and faculty at the Louisiana State Seminary of Learning, as LSU was known, joined rhe Confederate Army. If Neyland was a traitor, so were almo...
Can’t disagree. Seeing the fjords from the water on a ship is incredible. Had the good fortune to do it on a small cruise ship, not a floating city. Even got to see the midnight sun over the Arctic Ocean. But the scenery is second to one. ...