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re: Ok State fires Mike Gundy

Posted by LogansWalk on 9/23/25 at 5:32 pm to
I think that Gundy and OKST probably suffered from the NIL competition with OU and other, larger schools. Just a theory.

re: Permanent opponents leaked

Posted by LogansWalk on 9/23/25 at 3:22 pm to
Nothing against Vandy but Mississippi State and Kentucky used to have some of the most exciting games between us. For that reason, I wish we had gotten them as a permanent opponent but I'm satisfied with the three they gave us.
Is the AP even familiar with the word "credibility"?
Remember 2010-11?
Auburn became the only team in memory to buy a QB for $180,000 through a proxy and get off scot-free, due to them playing for a national championship.
The SEC and NCAA were all about rules and ethics, until tons of money were involved. Then it became a "it's so sad these poor kids" argument in order to cover their utter hypocrisy.
It's a coin toss to me. I want the Bulldogs to win but neither team has impressed anyone offensively. Both have solid defenses. I'm going to pick State in a 13-10 win, though this one could go either way.
Well it doesn't smell like urine-soaked corndogs at David Wade Stadium. So Baton Rouge has that memorable fragrance over Starkville. I'll give LSU that selling point.

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SC thinks of Georgia as a rival but I don't think it's so on the Georgia side. When Spurrier was there, it likely was to some extent. But when you're UGA and your record is 54-19-2 against SC, I doubt you think of them at all. Just saying.

re: Ole Miss vs Georgia Tech

Posted by LogansWalk on 9/14/23 at 5:52 pm to
I'd say that's about right. The only way the Rebs lose, is if they don't take GT seriously. I think Lane will have those guys ready.
Well Ukraine, I'll take Mississippi State's football history and traditions (Bully, Cowbells, Hail State fight song, 13 straight postseason games) over ATM's football traditions and history any day. There's nothing better than a Fall afternoon of football on a beautiful campus, in small town Mississippi. That's MSU and we love it!

STATE IS MY PLACE. :grind:
Can't argue with you too much. Moorehead was heralded as some offensive genius but seemed to have only 5 basic plays and always tried to punch it up the middle when on the goal line. Nearly every team we played knew what we were going to do. His play calling sucked and he wouldn't take his head out of that stupid chart to watch what was happening on the field!
However it was his complete lack of control over the program that ultimately got him fired, despite being 2-0 against Ole Miss. We had way too many off field incidents involving players and the law, plus fights between players that resulted in injury. He acted like he didn't care, he was just there to coach on gameday.
By the way, did anyone else think he looks a lot like Rex Ryan.
In my humble estimation, Freeze is one of the best coaches currently in college football. I liked him when he was at Arkansas State, respected him when coached at rival Ole Miss and I believe he will do very well at Auburn. The guy is just a winner wherever he goes.
Tennessee has been in the family for a long while, so I'll root for them. Would like to see the Vols make it to the playoffs this time around.

re: Johnny Manziel.

Posted by LogansWalk on 8/16/23 at 7:44 pm to
I'm really tired of freaking everyone these days using Bipolar Disorder to excuse their horrid behavior. He was a guy with a lot of talent and had a chance that most who play football only dream of having. And he blew it.

It's good that he recognizes he did it to himself. That said, now he can go and do better. Maybe his story helps someone coming up in the college ranks with similar talent.

re: Kudos to Auburn…

Posted by LogansWalk on 8/16/23 at 7:34 pm to
It's a thing of how some people never get out of their twenties.
As a State fan, yeah I used to really HATE Ole Miss but again, I was in my twenties and my world wasn't as full as it is now. As you move into your thirties and forties, you start meeting more people in different walks of life from schools and recognize that it's not personal, it's just a sports rivalry.
The problem comes from the superfans who NEVER grew out of their twenties and give you a snarl or get up in your face all angry when you meet them and they find out your loyalty. It's nuts! But again, I have friends from Ole Miss, Bama, Arkansas, UT and Auburn. On game day with them, it's on but the rest of the time, it's all friendly. Other folks less inclined need to grow up.
You've got to wonder what could have been had the SEC not been in such a hurry to add Texas and Oklahoma.

Not that those two teams are bad additions but getting a Clemson, UNC, Virginia Tech or FSU would have made better sense - geographically - than either of the two Big 12 schools.

Just saying but it is what it is now.
I'd say it was 2000 for the MSU Bullies. We had beaten Auburn and Bama at home and were in the lead for the West Division but then dropped a game to a late surging Arkansas team and lost to Ole Miss in Oxford.
The Indy Bowl win over aTm was exciting sure enough but it was small solace for what could have been a second SEC Championship Game appearance in three years.

re: Arkansas-Missouri

Posted by LogansWalk on 8/16/23 at 7:02 pm to
It should be more of a rivalry. Since Mizzou joined the conference, they've won 7 of the last 9. Part of the reason seems to be that Mizzou prioritize winning the game more than Arkansas. The Hogs need to turn up their intensity for the contest.
Crazy endings most definitely! Two seasons ago, the Rebs won in a 52-51 thriller, and who can forget the 4 and 25 game that Arky won 53-52 in 2015. That was insane.