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Registered on:10/11/2020
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re: Tennessee at Ole Miss Baseball

Posted by JetDawg on 4/11/25 at 11:55 am
Should be an Ole Miss sweep.
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And we are looking forward to playing you too. It will be nice to have the class of Georgia on our schedule again.

How cutesy & fuzzy-all-over the Volunqueers must feel now that they get to play footsie with the "class" of Georgia...........only because the un-class of Georgia's been beating your azzzzzes for a century now.
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it's TBD

You mean, you don't know? The all-knowing, pansophical little brat doesn't know yet?

You've disappointed me.

re: 21st Everything School

Posted by JetDawg on 4/10/25 at 11:11 am
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Think Gators have a good argument as the everything school.

Florida re-designing their uniforms?

Gainesville is jorts-city.


re: 21st Everything School

Posted by JetDawg on 4/10/25 at 11:01 am
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Think Gators have a good argument as the everything school.

............and being the mullet capital of the world.

re: 21st Everything School

Posted by JetDawg on 4/10/25 at 10:56 am
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Think Gators have a good argument as the everything school.

Including being the jorts capital of the world.

Texas re-designing its logo?

Posted by JetDawg on 4/10/25 at 9:37 am
With their vagina endzone re-design, it only makes sense to re-do it on their t-shirts, hats, etc.

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One can't say the state of Alabama isn't a pioneer at something. How?

ALABAMA became the first state to declare Christmas a legal holiday in 1836! Yep.

In the United States, President Ulysses S. Grant signed legislation that made Christmas a federal holiday in 1870. The law applied only to federal workers and the District of Columbia, but the observance of Christmas as a legal holiday was eventually adopted by all states.

It wasn't until 1907, 71 years later, that OKLAHOMA became the final state among the lower 48 to recognize Christmas as a legal holiday (Alaska & Hawaii instantly recognized Christmas as a legal holiday upon their entries into the United States).

Hey, coooool down your jets, son. Certainly don't need a Dawg fan overdosing on happy pills 'cuz the Gators won. Lordy.

We beat'em in football......basketball......and swept'em in baseball.

Are y'all sure they're national champs?

Georgia's listed as one of the favorites to win it all next year at 300/1 odds.

I'd say we have a chance.
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Your threads suck. Every single one of them.

I love my loyal readers -- like you.
Hmmmmmmmmm.

That Gatory-swampy smell I quickly noticed here.

Gee whiz.

Oh, well.

Houston lived by the sword and then promptly died by it.

Congrats to the Lizard Loungers (I'm a classy guy.....but, to our downtrodden swamp folks to the south of us, it sometimes takes a crane to pull it outta me).

Print the shirts & cups & toilet paper......







Couldn't help but notice the similarities between the two. They use the same makeup, but with differing effects.

Florida seems to have some kind of attraction to the macabre......a previous UF HC, Billy Donovan, bore a striking resemblance to......Eddie Munster. Really.

Oh, well. Congrats to the Floridiot Gators on making the FF final!







re: Most Quad 1 Wins in the NET Era

Posted by JetDawg on 4/4/25 at 12:08 pm
We don't care.

Bouncy ball is too girly, yet perfect for Auburn.
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But I do agree that the info in the OP is at least moderately less dumb than what happened last year.

Better than just being dumb. But, that's the best you'll ever attain, WG.

Sad.

So sad.
Sorry, I haven't seen a whole lot of pub regarding this year's tournament, but I think we're at the time of the FF, ain't we?
There's strong support to "move to a straight seeding model this fall" while continuing to include the five highest-ranked conference champions, and give them an automatic bid to the playoff.

This means that instead of giving the highest-ranked conference champions first-round byes, they would simply get them into the playoff, but reward the top-ranked teams with automatic byes.

Last year was a mess. This is a step toward getting it right.

re: What is the real reason A&M sucks

Posted by JetDawg on 4/3/25 at 9:44 am
Texas A&M has a pretty rich sports history. All titles won beginning in 2012 were won while in the SEC. They've won 21 national championships in..............

-- Equestrian (2002, 2012, 2017)
-- Football (1919, 1927, 1939)
-- Men's Golf (2009)
-- Men's Indoor Track & Field (2017)
-- Men's Outdoor Track & Field (2009, 2010, 2011, 2013)
-- Softball (1982, 1983, 1987)
-- Women's Outdoor Field & Track (2009, 2010, 2011, 2014)
-- Women's Tennis (2014)

They've won a slew of conference championships, too, including the SEC......

Texas A&M has won a total of 178 team conference and tournament championships......96 titles were won during play in the Southwest Conference (93 men's/3 women's) while 58 were won in Big 12 Conference play (19 men's/39 women's).

Texas A&M has won 25 titles in the Southeastern Conference (6 men's/19 women's) with the 2019 Women's Swimming & Diving title being the most recent.

Texas A&M most recently ranked #6 in the nation in the 2023-24 Director's Cup sports standings.

Not bad at all for a program that "sucks".