EulerRules

Washerwomen don’t gossip this much.

Oh my word…oh my their words.

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1- The game we lost when I think we blocked a field goal, but they called our guy for landing on the back of our own player and did a redo

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2004 game; it was an extra point we blocked

1997 The entire stadium yelling “Run the ball” because Cecil was unstoppable (27 carries for 235 yards). Late in 4th quarter, third and one, and Herb Tyler rolls left and throws incomplete (he could have walked to the first down). Auburn gets ball and drives for winning score.

1994 FIVE Jamie Howard picks in the FOURTH QTR! Fortunately interceptions thrown in a quarter is not an NCAA stat category. Three were pick sixes. Auburn had ONE first down the entire second half and overcame 14-point deficit. Thanks “Curley”.

Nico: "Iamaleaving"

Well if you get a burger not dressed, shouldn’t you also be undressed out of respect?

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Whenever you get the urge to grandstand and haze one of your own fans... just stop.

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Yikes! If you were an LSU fan you wouldn't survive the brutal hazing for one day on Tiger Rant by fellow LSU fans. The upside is your in-laws' comments to you would seem kind in comparison. A little of (I'm sure, unwanted) advice, don't stomp on an ant pile, you'll just get bit repeatedly, otherwise enjoy your stroll through the park.

College baseball is worth watching just to see:
a Braden Jobert or Derek Curiel swing;
a Paul Skenes ball move 18 inches;
a Ben McDonald overhand curve drop about 3 feet;
Cade Beloso do anything;
a Lyle Mouton or Gary Hymel bomb;
Tre Morgan beat the ground with his fist;
a Ryan Theriot slide across the plate;
a Warren Morris fist pump;
and a thousand more reasons.

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Pretty sure Les declared that LSU was undefeated that season. Turns out that if you lose in OT it doesn't count.

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Nope, he never said that. He said that his team was the only undefeated team "in regulation", which was accurate. Still, a dumb thing to say, but that was Les. LSU had 2 losses that year in regular season. Only one team in D1 had one loss, Ohio State, but they wound up with 2 losses after LSU scored 31 straight points against them. For those who think LSU didn't belong in the Natty Game, which team with 2 losses in the regular season would you have picked over them? (Please don't say Virginia Tech, who lost to LSU 48-7.)

Sooners got "Cade" and no sooner got K'ed.

Interesting to speculate, but we all know what will decide this...$$$$$.
I'd favor: UNC, Colorado (nice place to visit), Notre Dame (just to piss off the Big "Ten"; and they are in "South" Bend :lol:), and Stanford (again to poke the Big "Ten" by getting a prominent California school). Yeah, I know it's crazy, but as I noted, $$$$$ will decide.