GasMan

I was there. I was in high school, went with my brother and his girlfriend.

He was only able to get two tickets.

But he was a student manager or something at the Union and knew the ones who worked the Assembly Center.

He had me and his girlfriend go in the ticket entrances while he went down and a buddy of his let him in somewhere on the ground floor. He came and met us and sat in the seat and his girlfriend sat on his lap the whole game.

It was extremely tense for me the whole time.

Went into overtime. When Sam Bowie missed the front end of a one and one LSU went into the old Dale Brown 4 Corners.

I couldn't hardly stand it.

Finally Sam Bowie tied up Greg Cook on a five second call and then won the tip with about 30 seconds left.

Then Kyle Macy ended it.

What a game, I will never forget. I think the non-wood floor they had back then was cool.

That is all.

We had leftover turducken last Friday and Saturday and then we scraped out all the dressing and wife made a pot of gumbo with the rest.

Man it was good. I may look forward to that more than anything else.

My daughter and I have gotten where we enjoyed watching the Pop Tarts bowl together the last couple years.

I was hatching a plan to surprise her with a couple of tickets for today but then she went and scheduled her first CPA exam in a couple of weeks.

Where was this? My father-in-law grew up as I mentioned at Delacroix Island, these superstitions were widespread with the old-timers in the 80s and early/mid 90s.

FIL told me that was always the deal with all the families as far back as anyone could recall.

It's not that hard to drive without hitting a pole.

It is easy to hit a pole if the driver is drunk, or methed up, or texting on their phone.

In the end, like most things, it comes down to simple human stupidity.

It's your Christmas, you can have as many as you want!

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Ok, Sheriff. Thanks for letting us know. What team did you play ball for?

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You’ll feel better after your period’s over. Pop a Midol.

Van Buren screwed up there but it shouldn't have been necessary.

I was really disappointed/pissed off at Harold Peterson. Let himself get run out of bounds by frigging Mateer. They call that a business decision these days I guess.

Boy, back in the day, somebody like Craig Steltz, Patrick Peterson, - holy crap Laron Landry - they would have gleefully taken their shot and stiff-armed Mateer's arse into the next county and trucked on into the endzone.

Just another example of the culture of Burger King softness.

I hope Lane fixes that.

Man Joe was great. I regret that I never got to see him.