WaydownSouth

Relocated for a job. Don't regret it because my new job is 100% better.

Mortgage went from $1250 to $2900 for similar sized home. Although our current house was brand new

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We ain't gonna be any worse than we've been. So I mean hell, what's the downside?

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Guarantee he at least wins 3 games

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Yes. Baker will make the inept Marcel Reed look like a Heisman contender

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If you look at the box score last year, Reed's stats in the game were not far off with what he had against Kentucky this week from a yardage perspective.

We also led 18-14 at the half. They scored to start the second half. Fine.

The offense then proceeded to go:
3 plays punt- Run back for TD
6 plays punt
3 plays punt
4 plays punt
4 plays downs


Their scoring drives in the second half (besides the opening drive) were of 50, 33, and 29 yards.

How TF you think the defense is supposed to stop this dude when they get no break and A&M had 3 drives start in LSU territory?

I find it bizarre that people can convince themselves our season is over and this team will be 8-4 after playing the best QB in college football in the most difficult atmosphere they will play in this season.

You took their best shot, while not returning the favor, and still had a chance to tie.

The intensity in the stadium and how badly their fans wanted to win that game, reminded me alot of 2012 LSU-Alabama. Obviously there was much more on the line in 2012, but thats the closest thing they have to a game like that.

Had an opportunity to leave in college and once I saw what it was like on the other side, never went back.

Like visiting for a day or 2, but I'll probably never live there again

Had a few folks yell Hotty Toddy and Geaux to hell LSU at us before the game, but made friends with just about all of the Ole Miss fans we sat next to in the stadium. We walked all through the Grove and nobody really said anything to us. I'd imagine its because I come off as pretty intimidating. Had 3 OM fans ask me for work out advice :lol:

Had one or two flip us the bird on the way out, but that was about it. I will say that was the easiest exits traffic wise of any football game I've been to. I guess because most of their fans stayed to take it in after.

The Grove was absolutely miserable. They had so many people there it felt like Mardi Gras on bourbon street. I generally did not want to be there, so we walked down to the square, sat in the A/C, and drank at one of the bars until about an hour before the game.

Was at the game this weekend and went to Bama in 2023 when they beat us 42-28 with JD5

The DixieLand delight they did to start the 4th quarter was louder than anything Ole Miss did.

Anyone doubting how difficult the environment was, should look at 2008 Alabama-LSU


That LSU team was terrible, and the eventual 12-0 Alabama team needed OT to win.

We took their best shot and did not give them ours and were still a badly thrown ball away from having a chance to tie

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Thats the gift & curse of being a long 6'7 receiver. Most defenders are going to try to chop him down around the knees when he's carrying the ball. Its damn near impossible to protect them at his height.

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Also you kind of leave him out to dry running him on drag routes. He is going to have to make a catch running full speed and get up the field and take on a hit.

Should be a deep ball threat and primarily running hitch routes

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Leavitt isn't a QB. He is a running back

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He is Taysom Hill

Cotton is gay. shite is hot.

Give me a nice tri blend