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He also has a noticeable limp/wobble I hadn't seen before until he got hired back. Now he only takes one step in this particular vid, but you can still see the wobble. It's like a hip is blown.

I always thought he was in relatively decent shape for an old baw, with the shirtless jogging, etc.. But now, the belly, the wobble, the lower leg swelling...

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Berry is great but he is 187.

Dillin Jones is 5’11 213lb. It will be a 1-2 punch if anything

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If Kiffin is as smart as I think he is, I expect him to use Berry much like Sean Payton used Reggie Bush, routinely as a mismatch vs a LB in the passing game. Berry was a lethal weapon in 7-on-7's, and that part of his game so far has surprisingly been untapped. Get this dude 1-on-1 in space. He's electric. Let Jones & Durham get the tough yards

Interestingly, 2005 Heisman-winner/2nd overall pick Reggie Bush is having this particular NOLA-Houston conversation with 2011 Heisman-winner/2nd overall pick RG3, an army-brat who once lived in the same New Orleans ward just a couple of blocks away from where 2011 Heisman-candidate Tyrann Mathieu lived (Oh, what NORD & HS teams that could have been!!), before being moved to/raised in Texas, and later, owning a mansion near Houston.


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I re-watched it the same day (...and countless times since.)

Whereas, my Bama co-worker never has (...and likely never will.)

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You can't rape the willing

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Family's attorney will say, "He was scared stiff."

Rev share & NIL are not taxpayer money.

Someone correct me, but I believe was that Eddie Kennison, Justin Vincent, and Kevin Faulk all extolling the greatness of Tiger Stadium to Pop, right?

I love that Lane is embracing the LSU alumnus. And not just inviting them for carte blanche use of the gym/lockerroom or sideline access for games, etc...but also involving them with official visit recruiting. I had heard a lot about how Pop's visit went, but I somehow missed hearing about former players interacting with him.

And even though they were preaching to the choir with a kid already committed, I wonder what former players were called out of the woodworks to help recruit Royal and Brewster.(???)

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Now on paper I think both our lanes are better

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I know one, but who's the other? Tulane?

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They love some LSU!

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I wish they didn't. The Pirates are a terribly dysfunctional organization.

A friend had extra VIP passes and I ended up going. Turned out to be a relatively pretty day in the shade. She apparently was a huge John Waite fan and ended up getting one of her albums signed by him. I only knew two of John Waite's songs (notably, my first kiss was at 14, and Missing You was on the radio), but he clearly had a better set. Good band and he sounded pretty much the same. Probably should've been the headliner.

Wilson Phillips (no backing band) sang to instrumental tracks and their harmonies were mostly off, surprisingly. Now, they did have a more recognizable playlist. They sang their four No.1 songs, but also filled out the rest of their set with various covers, including songs by the Beach Boys and the Mamas & the Papas. Kind of cool that they can keep their relatives' songs alive. I did not know the blonde had married Billy Baldwin, who she pointed out in the audience.