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And you're spending the 43rd year of your life not knowing how to spell bologna?!


Merriam-Webster
He pitched well tonight - only 1 ER through 5 IP. Maybe they pulled him to keep his pitch count down across the season.

Les and LSUFreek were a marriage made on TD. The Kiffin-Beverly Hillbillies to this day cracks me up. Ed driving the car was a nice touch.

IDK what kind of art this is called or if it originated with him, but it's so fitting for the SEC.
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Burrow was #2 in the SEC behind Tua in 2019.


How many games did Tagovailoa play in '19? Or, are you just begging for another asterisk to add to Ba*ma*'s collection?
1979 3-0 Bama win in the rain (rivaled only by the high-scoring Auburn-State 3-2 game)
RaginTXTiger, thanks for passing this along. Sorry to heard about Big D. That's really young.

Here's him making a play vs UGA in '87 (BTW, great win for the Tigers).



ETA: here's Darrell photo LSU-UGA '87 Starters on D
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But you know what, I didn’t burn any more wooden chalk trays with her coffee warmer.
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Murdering babies is not gonna make God happy. I'd like to think that conservatism can find a better way to solve "certain demographic" problems than this.
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All the stadium and arena event managers around the country communicate with each other and this is the environment they want. They think it will bring in a younger demographic.


Based on what data?

The "younger demographic" camps out on their phones. I doubt they could care less if the artificial stuff was never heard from again.

ETA: who are the TS event managers? Did they 'grow up' in TS or are they just talented outsiders?

re: Houston Guitar Shops

Posted by AlwysATgr on 8/10/26 at 5:57 pm to
Rockin' Robin Guitars was great with my son's Telecaster. Lot of history. Not great parking but you can find a place.


I'm old, but almost 50 years ago in Spring practices we used to do "gut drill" (4 on 4 in a single column) and "meat grinder" (4 on 1 - taught you to engage the first blocker and shed him and then another immediately behind him and on).
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Kayshon Boutte


This is a tweener w.r.t "never panned out." Pre-injury, he was certainly panning out. He explained that football was his life and after he got injured he just didn't adjust mentally to not being able to play. Glad to see him rebound in the NFL.

Others have mentioned Trey Quinn. Trey was advised by Miles/Crowton to take his skills elsewhere since they wanted to use taller WRs in their scheme (Anderson, Sullivan, et al). Hence, he left for SMU.

re: The greatest lead man (rock)

Posted by AlwysATgr on 8/10/26 at 4:34 pm to
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Based on stage presence alone, the hands down winner.


I don't think many are familiar with him and he was apparently who inspired DLR.

Another great front man who hasn't been mentioned is Paul Rodgers.

re: Best Seafood close to LSU

Posted by AlwysATgr on 8/10/26 at 4:27 pm to
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Parrians for fried seafood


I had a non-fried fish dish at Parrain's and it was amazing.

re: The greatest lead man (rock)

Posted by AlwysATgr on 8/10/26 at 12:20 am to
RVZ
Jim Dandy
Elvis
Adam Booty
Xavier Carter
Richard Murphy
Russell Shepard
Ronnie Feist/Lamar Louis

Agree with the poster above on TEs. Some really good talent but we stopped using them.
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No, they aren’t. Katy is dog arse.


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