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re: Does Anyone ever Drunk Post

Posted by Arksulli on 3/16/26 at 12:28 pm to
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What if some have to get at least 1/2 dozens sheets or more?

(asking for a friend, and all)


We call those people HRV.

re: Does Anyone ever Drunk Post

Posted by Arksulli on 3/15/26 at 12:51 pm to
Wait... that implies that people on here don't drunk post.

How dare you?!? This is the SEC OT. We have a long standing tradition everyone here posts while three sheets to the wind. I know some of our posters have to take several shots just before giving an update on how the weather is where they are.

re: GMT

Posted by Arksulli on 3/11/26 at 9:32 am to
Morning folks.

re: Where Americans moved in 2025

Posted by Arksulli on 3/10/26 at 12:18 pm to
In a couple of decades we may see this trend reverse itself. As the South gets more expensive to live in and the temperatures get warmer places like Wisconsin might start to look real tempting.

And we are in the midst of the Great Retirement. The South is appealing for retirees, especially those looking to get the most for their dollar.

re: GMT

Posted by Arksulli on 3/9/26 at 10:09 am to
There must be something in the water over there with all the cows being fruitful and multiplying.
There is a certain amount of ill will because they tricked us into hiring Calipari.

Nah, I'm joking. There is a bit of back and forth over the Coach Cal thing but the two schools have spent decades trying to build a low key sports rivalry. Arkansas vs Kentucky in basketball was white hot when Arkansas joined the SEC. That has faded quite a bit but once a rivalry puts down roots it tends to stay around.

If the SEC can get both programs hot again it would be a massive boost to men's basketball across the conference.
USC was a prime motivator in nuking the PAC-12. Which, while it wasn't doing fantastic, was mildly competitive and viable. Now they are nothing special in a Big 10 where almost everyone is outspending them.

Take the expansion teams of the SEC. Arkansas knew the SWC was about to go under the and Big 8 wouldn't pick them. South Carolina was an indie and saw the writing on the wall. Then Mizzou and A&M saw the writing on the wall (in giant letters) that the Big 12 was floundering and jumped. A few years later Oklahoma and Texas realized that ruling a lousy conference was worse than being part of a good one.

All of those schools, despite suffering some short term damage (Arkansas and USCe left behind some really good rivalries) knew they would do better.

USC is just dangling in the breeze now.

re: GMT

Posted by Arksulli on 3/4/26 at 10:39 am to
Good morning folks. Looking forward to a gorgeous day of thunderstorms here.
By all account Green is a great guy. He would connect extremely well with young athletes.

As a player his problem was a tendency to get flustered in clutch situations. That tends to happen. Clutch players are a rarity.

Some grow out of it. Brandon Allen was horrific in tight situations until it finally clicked for him. It never clicked for Green and to be fair that might not be his fault.
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Probably because we had a fat retard collecting retirement checks.


That is rude. Petrino is just a bit portly.

re: Tyson logo on jerseys?

Posted by Arksulli on 3/1/26 at 1:13 pm to
If it would convince the Waltons to open up the purse strings than I'll manage to live with the University of Arkansas Walmart Associates.
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He was dumb for going back to Arkansas this season. Should've upgraded to better surroundings.


You have no idea how much that would have improved our season. A nice enough guy by all accounts, but Green had an almost super human ability to make bad mistakes in crunch time.
If you draft him, you take him as a project. TE or WR. He's an athletic freak of nature. I would say defense but his ability to read plays is... not so hotso.

Green was also, objectively speaking, a lousy QB with a ton of bad on the field habits.
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Memphis would be a more valuable member to the SEC than Arkansas.


Damn, you are depressed. Back when times were good you would have responded with an instant troll. Now you're days late and just going through the motions. You should consider therapy.
Acuff has been on fire. The rest of the team... phew. Lots of talent. Lots of issues.

Arkansas could get hot and reach the Final Four. We could also lose to Weber State in the first round.
Man, discovering that in the new world of college football that Georgia is barely a top 10 team has done a number on you. You should consider taking up day drinking to help with the stress.
Can't really argue to be honest. Teams like Arkansas and Alabama have a ton of talent but also some glaring weaknesses.
Wait... people want our coaches?

A shame we didn't get the guy for at least a year but an OC job is damn tempting. Better to have coaches people want to steal than have what we've been stuck with lately.

re: The romance of HRV & Cheese Grits

Posted by Arksulli on 2/19/26 at 9:53 am to
Look, you wouldn't understand, but the first rule of the Alma McDonald's Bathroom club is you don't talk about the club.

We don't bring up the Tupelo Wendy's Meetings for y'all. Respect our state's perversions like we respect yours.

re: Lenten Obligations

Posted by Arksulli on 2/19/26 at 9:50 am to
I'm giving up broccoli, punching myself in the nards, and drinking bleach.

I know some of you are going to say "You don't do anything of those things as is" and you would be right. But for Lent I'm going to resist any temptation to do so.

For my Catholic friends out there (I graduated from a Catholic HS) I hope you enjoy the opportunity to give up some minor vices and reflect on what is important in life: family, friends, and happiness.

re: GMT

Posted by Arksulli on 2/19/26 at 9:44 am to
Morning everyone. Had a week and a half with blehs. You know, not coughing up blood sick, but just sick enough you feel miserable.