GentleJackJones

This mf’er…is there a company out there that he won’t promote?

Both are equally good in their own right, yet substantially different.

Which version do you prefer?

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Charleston I think wants to look at itself as a civilized protestant version of New Orleans. And yes there are similarities. But Charleston, while architecturally beautiful, has none of the friendliness you see in New Orleans. For all its warts, the music, food, festivals and general friendliness in New Orleans blows Charleston away. New Orleans is more open and welcoming (outside of the high society Uptown types of course), while Charleston came off to me as very judgmental and closed off. Charleston seems like a place that, if you aren't born there, would be a very hard city to live in. I always say this. Savannah has the party atmosphere, architectural beauty and natural beauty but can not hold up in terms of food or music. Charleston has the architectural beauty, natural beauty and food, but can not hold up in terms of the party atmosphere or music.

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It’s hard to compare the two. Historically, Charleston was more akin to say Mobile than it was to New Orleans. Now, that’s likely changing, Charleston is on the up, and New Orleans, sadly, has been on a downward trajectory.

But there was a time when it was New York, San Francisco, and New Orleans. That was it in terms of importance and influence.

Later on, New Orleans is hosting Pope John Paul II, Super Bowls, Republican National Conventions, Final 4s, Heavyweight bouts featuring Muhammad Ali, Major concerts, and such. Charleston doesn’t even get a seat at the table in terms of importance.

New Orleans is also home to two professional sporting franchises. Charleston, well, you got a single-A baseball team and a Bravo reality TV show …

Again, the trajectory of the two is changing, but again, Charleston is picayune in comparison.

Yea, give me swampass low country over San Diego … :rolleyes:

No Oregon?

Auburn will have the better campus, tailgating, fans and atmosphere.

Tennessee will have better scenery in the general area and a better town/nightlife options, but man, I’ve said this many times before, I don’t know what it is, but Tennessee fans are weird. They’re impersonal and freaking weird. Completely different from LSU, Ole Miss, Miss State, Bama, Auburn, Georgia, South Carolina fans

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We are not scared of anyone and have proven that by not dodging bama, Ohio state, michigan, notre dame, etc

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Your AD is already on record trying to back out of the upcoming Notre Dame series. Funny how now that Freeman has the Irish legit, Texas suddenly doesn’t seem nearly as interested in playing them anymore.

Texas AD on Notre Dame series: 'They're tentatively on the schedule right now'

I’d make the puncher run a few extra laps around the track as “punishment.” The “winning” wrestler … well … he earned his “punishment.”

Citadel

Easier to do in tiers. In terms of quality - not quantity

Tier 1: Ole Miss, Alabama, South Carolina, LSU, Georgia and Auburn

Tier 2: Texas, Texas A&M, Florida, Tennessee, Arkansas and Kentucky

Tier 3: Mississippi State, Oklahoma, Vanderbilt

Ronnie is such a Louisiana name