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re: A positive from last night

Posted by Leopard7 on 10/11/26 at 7:17 pm to
In addition to using a "scared" scheme, Baker makes adjustments slowly or never!
We cannot win backing up...or playing scared. If Blake won't change his approach, fire him!

re: We played bad on both sides

Posted by Leopard7 on 9/22/26 at 9:27 pm to
Offense was not smooth in any of the three games. Defensive decline was inexcusable. We cannot play good defense backing up or watching.
He refuses to throw the ball. Holds it too long. Wants to be a running back,

Officials

Posted by Leopard7 on 9/20/26 at 2:30 pm
Surprisingly, the officials did a good job.
If you have good defensive people, why play scared? We do have good defensive personnel. The best ones are just watching (our safeties).
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Renewing old post

Posted by Leopard7 on 9/3/26 at 4:49 pm
Is there a way to repost a message (Possibly with amendments)

re: Calling their bluff

Posted by Leopard7 on 8/31/26 at 9:17 pm to
France sent the "Militan" sic to the Natchez area. The passengers were men and women from the Paris area who were debtors or who had no means of financial support. Parts of Alabama and Mississippi were in the "French or Louisiana colonies".

Another group that went to the Natchez area were sent to protect the first group and were subjects of the "Natchez massacre" around 1729 in which the Natchez Natives revolted against the French. The Indian's attack was soon avenged by a bloody attack on the Natchez tribe.

Try being more careful about what you accept for "history" or you may become more deluded than Paul Finebaum.

There were two other avenues for us coonasses to arrive in La., but I doubt that you would be interested.

re: Calling their bluff

Posted by Leopard7 on 8/31/26 at 8:02 pm to
Did you know that many "Acadians" come to Louisiana from the Mobile and Natchez areas in the early 1700's.