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Auburn OF Cade Belyeu hits a HR tonight after losing his mom to cancer this morning

Awesome!!!




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When he’s wearing a Bama shirt to the gym next week will you admit you’re wrong?

I can't be wrong because it's not my words I posted.

Take it up with Jalen. :lol:
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Damn then why does he still claim us


Does he???...

It's a shame the way he was treated at bama and felt he needed to leave...


He deserved so much better and Oklahoma was there for him...

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Seriously, no issue with both schools counting him..


Jalen disagrees......

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If Jalen is an Oklahoma QB

No if, Bubba........


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Harry Rex Vonner
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Remember when Jayden Daniels' old teammates at ASU said he sucks when he transferred?


No





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I did. I said it's easy to get a reaction from you.

You flame LSU.

I flame you.

That's how this works.

Now be a good little bitch and go flame another LSU thread so I can mock you.
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I had a killer day. Hunted rabbits and didn’t have any luck but hunted a water source and jumped two woodcock game birds and got one. Sent the pic of the bird and my Dads short Remington 20 gauge bird gun to my Dad who was a big quail hunter back in the day. His 80th was this week. And then came home and watched the Rebs beat the Tigahs. Damn good day.

I hear ya brother! just messin with ya! :cheers:
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Of course football is number 1.



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He and the kid the year before were two of the weakest Heisman winners in a long time.



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theballguy
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Mizzouligan


I tried oh so hard to read your post but I kept getting distracted..........whatever you said is cool with me! :cheers:




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This board needs to be a safe space for Dalton to exercise his obsession with all things LSU, but the content you're providing right now could be a sensory overload for him


Please be careful.


I think he tapped out.......... :lol:
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That is where LSU football was in year three under Kelly. Living vicariously through Vanderbilt.


Kelly beat Vandy as an 8.5 favorite...














Kalen was a 22.5 favorite lol....


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If Alabama does beat LSU this year though it will get ugly here.

Keep talking about LSU while Kaylin racks up losses as a 14 pt favorite! :lol:







The 21-point loss in Norman was also the Tide's most lopsided defeat since the Clemson Tigers' 44-16 assault of Nick Saban's 2018 team in the College Football Playoff National Championship at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., in January 2019.

But when was the last time Alabama lost this badly in a regular season contest? Three-touchdown losses haven't exactly been a common occurrence for Alabama in recent years, so Roll Tide Wire did some research to find out when the Tide last suffered a beatdown of this magnitude in the regular season.

To find the last time Alabama lost a regular season game by 21 or more points, you'd have to go all the way back to Year 1 of Mike Shula's tenure as head coach in Tuscaloosa.

On Nov. 15, 2003, Nick Saban's third-ranked LSU Tigers visited Tuscaloosa and delivered a 24-point whipping of the Crimson Tide, 27-3. Saban's 2003 LSU team won the school's first national championship in 45 years. The Tigers defeated Oklahoma 21-14 in the Sugar Bowl for the BCS Championship and a share of the national title with USC football. Ironically, LSU will play the Sooners next Saturday in the final weekend of the regular season.

The last time Alabama lost by 21 or more points in an SEC game on the road? That was all the way back in 1998.

That year, the 22nd-ranked Crimson Tide traveled to Fayetteville during the third week of the season on Sept. 26 and were thoroughly routed by the Arkansas Razorbacks and first-year coach Houston Nutt, 42-6 in Fayetteville.

It was Alabama's worst loss since the Tide were blanked 40-0 in a loss to Auburn to end the 1957 season, one year before Bear Bryant took over and restored Alabama to national prominence.