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During an interview with The Spun, Eli Manning, we asked him which college he'd pick if he was a rec
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During an interview with The Spun, Eli Manning, we asked him which college he'd pick if he was a recruit in today's era, other than Ole Miss...
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"Right now, I obviously love the SEC. Georgia looks pretty tempting. They always have a great defense and good skill position players," Manning told The Spun. "My nephew is at Texas. I was close to going to Texas when I was being recruited over 20 years ago. They’re playing great and will be in the SEC next season. I’d put Oklahoma in the same boat. Those three schools would be at the top."
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JR29 months
With the game on the line on 4th down...he can fall on his arse at any of those schools.
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Spankum29 months
He names the obvious schools and the two new schools….I get the feeling he didn’t put much thought into this at all!
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THE GOAT 4EVER29 months
Eli nobody cares
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rebob29 months
If Eli had to pick a Louisiana program, he probably would have picked Tulane over LSU
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Ace Midnight29 months
Or LA Tech. Or Southwestern. Or Northeastern. Or Nicholls, McNeese, etc.
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SLA Tiger30 months
I don't care if they grew up in Louisiana, no Manning will ever attend LSU
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CocodrieBaw30 months
Who gives a shite
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brewdrees30 months
They didn't win jack in college anyway lol
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TigerPaw730 months
Not surprising Eli, an Ole Miss legacy and Graduate, would pic a school not in the SEC West.
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Drizzt30 months
frick Eli. New Orleans disowns you.
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Hot_in_the_box30 months
None of the Mannings wanted anything to do with teams in Louisiana when they was growing up. Why does this surpass you?
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SOL230 months
I'm not sure Eli has ever been to Norman.
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NOLA Poboy30 months
Who cares???
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mpwilging30 months
frick the Mannings
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scmustang30 months
still trip over your foot at Texas?
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deltafarmer30 months
Three different quarterbacks have played at least one down at Texas so far this season. None of them were named Manning.
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mpwilging30 months
frick the Mannings
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Hot_in_the_box30 months
Still arse sore because they told LSU to pound sand for bigger and better teams at the time?
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ctiger6929 months
LSU won the national championship when Eli played at Ole Miss. He would have won a national championship at LSU.
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third sacker30 months
who cares
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GoRuckTiger30 months
You’re from Louisiana, born and raised, and yet LSU is not even a consideration? I just don’t get this family.
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DeafVallyBatnR30 months
I don't even know how to respond to this post. Archie Manning is an Ole Miss Legend. Because of this fact LSU, Alabama and Miss St are out of the equation for the next 100 years or more. Now do you get it?
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GoRuckTiger30 months
No shite. I understand this but Archie put roots down in Louisiana and not Missisissippi. So LA couldn’t have been all that bad. All I’m alluding to is this state has given the Manning family a lot of love and it’s got little to nothing in return.
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CajunBullet30 months
They have Ole Piss roots and blood. Archie made sure his kids didn't even consider LSU.
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It's hard to find a university with a special ed program.
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genuineLSUtiger30 months
The Mannings are Louisiana royalty.
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Drizzt30 months
Royal pains in the arse
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OldMailman29 months
New Orleans royalty. Probably safe to say majority of the rest of the state could care less about the Mannings.
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BigTigerJoe30 months
He strikes me as a person with a Harvard type intellect.
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BobABooey30 months
Shouldn’t they be asking Archie where he’d allow Eli to go instead?
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TDFreak30 months
Savage.
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