GentlemanTiger

Probably don't need to calling yourself daddy after the parenting you got this weekend.

Also, LSU is older than A&M and had a military corps of cadets before Aggie.

But then again, don't let facts get in the way of the unearned arrogance of Aggie!

Klaus Badelt's score for The Time Machine. Outside of a couple of fun sequences, the movie is garbage. However, the score is magnificent and deserved a way better movie. In fact, the only reason I have watched it since the first time is because of the score.

My suggestion is this:

SEC drops the lawsuit. Says it will honor the injunctions for this year (2026-2027). Everyone after this year is completely under 5 for 5 and they can also say that the "no pro" rule will take effect over the summer when the new league year starts. Anyone who breaks the rule from that point forward will get fricked by the long dick of the law.

LSU says that we agreed to that rule and will accept it after this school year. They can say that the legal process created lots of uncertainty and too many questions over eligibility. The new rules becoming fully active for 2027-2028 would eliminate that uncertainty.

Other SEC schools are able to recruit players who fit within the criteria of the injunctions for this year. This also allows other issues like Chambliss to play out.

Theoretically, this issue should be resolved after this year no matter what, so it's a way for this thing to settle without anyone using a nuclear option.

The drummer might be the most attractive - not because she is the prettiest, but she has the best personality (and is probably firecracker in the sack).

Not because of the opponent, but for the nature of the loss - LSU losing to Auburn in 1994.

LSU was winning 23-9 going into the fourth. Jamie Howard throws 5 interceptions (including 3 pick-sixes) for LSU to lose 30-26.

Auburn was very good that season, but the fact that LSU just tripped over their own dick so spectacularly makes it an inexplicable loss.

Or the 95% that liked Fury Road and Toy Story 3?

Also, there is one guy who wrote a negative review - his history includes "meh" reviews for every Nolan movie and the Dune movies, not to mention a glowing review of The Matrix Resurrections. Methinks he is Armond White 2.0.

The amazing thing about this and every other is that the court system and Texas Tech are acting like this kid has a right to play college sports. But the thing is that nobody has the right to play a college sport. Those are privileges and there has to be things that can happen to cause you to lose the privilege.

I am all for the university helping a kid to get help and clean up his life. However, he cannot be allowed to be neat a football field. Just claim it would hinder his recovery and nobody would question it.

I am in Shreveport and the guide is not the most accurate to say the least. However, I don't record games and watching live has never been an issue.

Only issues I have really dealt with are with my ISP more than anything. Antenna works great and the Tablo usually has no trouble streaming what's available as long as the internet works.

As much as I love Winter Soldier, Batman Begins is the best Batman movie ever made (even including The Dark Knight).

It really captured the right tone for Batman, as well as establishing Gotham as it's own character in the movie. It has better cinematography, better pacing, a better score, and better character work.

Again, I dearly love TWS and it is probably the best MCU movie. But BB is one of the best superhero movies, period. I'm not sure TWS is even a top 5 superhero movie.

Nah. The hatred from LSU fans goes:

1. Bama
2. Ole Miss
3. Florida

(These can all be rotated depending on the season - but the hatred is strong for all 3 of these.)

4. Auburn




5. USCw







7. Everyone else. We hate these teams on principle when we play, but don't care otherwise.

You pretty much nailed it. It is one of those places where the tradition and community put the emphasis on basketball. They also do not have football, so that is all they have. To be fair, Pleasant Hill and the other schools in that parish (except Many) are the same way.

They haven't really ever recruited to my knowledge (unlike the current coach at Pleasant Hill).

Knowing people from both towns, I am willing to bet that the Zwolle people have it right. It does look awfully suspicious that they only release these allegations on the day that the kids were ruled ineligible by the LHSAA. Bradley McClaren has been the coach for over 20 years and principal for at least 10. Why has nothing like this ever come out before?