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That really sucks man. One of my favorite Tigers as a kid.

RIP Big # 62

re: John Goodman is wasting away

Posted by TheBaker on 8/8/26 at 8:43 pm to
Still sucks he took 3 to the chest in Everybody's All American.

re: COBRA health insurance

Posted by TheBaker on 7/27/26 at 9:00 am to
Let the benefits work for you. Your job offered them without stipulations so use them. Your boss can get mad in the same underwear he gets glad in.
Lane is different now. He's matured. It seems he really genuinely loves LSU and is excited to "coach in Tiger Stadium". What I really love about him is how he takes everything that Saban says and puts it to use. Saban is a true mentor to him and they both embrace it. MAN LSU football is gonna be fun again!!!!
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Why Gary why


Mike drop!!!! Curtains...

re: Jack Hunt reel

Posted by TheBaker on 7/9/26 at 7:57 am to
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It is not occasional. People on here are far too young to remember all those great years of him calling athletic events at LSU. Every great sportscaster PBP guys mess up calls. Every one of them. People on here act like he was some sort of hack.


This. Jim Hawthorne was a legend. In his prime, he was one of the most distinguishable voices on radio. He had so much love and passion for LSU and you could hear it in his broadcasts. In the 80's, 90's, there may only be 5 televised games all season so you either had to go or listen to the radio call (or get old school Tigervision), so it was much more common than it is today to listen on the radio. Just like my dad used to brag on John Ferguson as being the "real voice of the Tigers", I'm doin the same for my generation with Jim.
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I am ok with the Geaux font but it wouldn't be my first choice. But they absolutely need to go back to the numbers before Brian Kelly.


This times 100000
1983 Washington. Still remember it vividly.
1993 Arkansas. Cold as hell and we ALL knew we were gonna have a GREAT day and wind up in a bowl game for the 1st time in 5 years. A trash Arkansas team came in and whipped our asses up and down the TS field. Went home again a loser.
100%. The real Death Valley…gameday…opening game for Lane Kiffin…marquee out of conference opponent. Tiger Stadium is gonna have a feel it hasn’t had in awhile.

re: 30 years ago

Posted by TheBaker on 6/6/26 at 7:16 pm to
I was watching the game with my pop in the den of the house I grew up in. I remember what I was wearing and where I went out that night. MAN that was some good times!

re: Will Furniss

Posted by TheBaker on 6/6/26 at 7:08 pm to
He does visually resemble Eddy alot with his play. His form at bat looks exactly like his dad. He just don't make contact as much as his pop did.
She actually owes arse
The 122nd ASOS (formerly Pineville) trained trained with them in the past as well.
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Kids are stupid and they get terrible advice from their people.


Fixed it for you
Looking back at everything with BK, he is by far the BIGGEST piece of shite that ever coached here sans maybe Curley Hallman. Both HUGELY unlikable, both GIANT douchebags, and both arrogant self-righteous fricks. I legit have to put him ahead of Hudson Hallman. Add Pillsbury doughboy Scott Woodward as 1(c) to that list.
Yes they were and the ‘83 Orange Bowl was our best chance. Could’ve/should’ve won that game. In the ‘85 & ‘87 Sugar Bowls they were WAY more physical and bigger than we were.
That was actually funny shite!

re: lol at 44

Posted by TheBaker on 4/5/26 at 3:10 pm to
He wanted NO part of that at bat.