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Q: If bookies don't care then why do they change the spread?...A: because they do care and they don't like losing either.

Sternberger was sure hands all night long, but in this one instance he wasn't able to hang on to the ball...why?... not because he dropped the ball but because he fumbled after being hit by a Tiger db. When a receiver begins to transfer the ball to one side of his body doesn't that indicate control regardless of how many steps he takes or is tackled?

Todays interpretation of the "rule" is surely different that it once was. For example, in 1968 did the NY Jet's Don Maynard make the greatest catch of his career in the AFL championship or no? At 3:00 in the attached clip Maynard makes an over-the-shoulder catch that he quickly fumbles after being tackled in the red zone.

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Today there is a high probability that Maynard's catch would be considered an incomplete pass and, as a result, American football folklore would be forever different.

So some say "get over it" but for me CVL sums it up best, "show me a good loser and I'll show you a loser".

old school...the radio with a jack and seven...make that several jack and sevens... :cheers:

Am I dreaming or did that really happen?...please tell me that was a dream... :confused:

Great interview with Wendell Brown, a former american football player, currently in China to coach football and train players. Wendell gives personal insight into the language barrier and his love for the players. Foreign travelers can learn a tremendous amount from Wendell's on going story regarding the dangers inherent in this foreign land.

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Hang in there Wendell...life can be like a goal line stand sometimes for sure...and as they say in China "this too shall pass". :usa:

Maybe Booger McFarland can give Coach some lessons on how to speak like an analyst...or maybe they could be an analyst team and it would be Booger's job to interpret for the listening audience what CLM said or meant to say...regardless I wish he and Booger all the best... :geauxtigers:

Personally I think that they should care...but hey we all know how those "crackers" think.

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I would say that it is not arrogance or confidence but his love for the sport...to play defensive lineman you better love the sport, to practice during the hottest times of the year you better love the sport and to put up with arrogant fans on social media you better love the sport...and I think that Coach O, above all else, loves LSU...here's to you Coach :cheers:

Good for him...our bodies need 15-20 minutes of direct sunlight during the hotter part of the day to generate the extremely critical pre-hormone 1,25-dihydroxycholecalciferol, or calcitriol, aka Vitamin D3…looking good Coach.

it's the ambiance of Tiger Stadium that is so different now..I grew up on Coach Charlie Mac's football when Red's "Tiger Bait" yell resounded through the stadium, Mike the Tiger met the opposing team as they entered the field, when the night air smelled like bourbon and when tickets were so hard to get you had to know somebody who knew somebody in order to purchase an extra ticket...yes the good ole days...now not so much...very corporate, expensive, pat downs (when did drinking in Tiger Stadium not become a rite of passage),day games out the arse, and tv timeouts ad nauseam...not to mention the piped in music...are you kidding me...Coach Bill Arnsparger '84-'86 had it going on for sure...hitting on all cylinders...with that said I still love me some Tigers on Saturday night in Tiger Stadium regardless of the changes we've had to endure...