Hideo Nomo

I actually had a disappointing meal yesterday at Riverside. The Oyster Dinner was a bad choice. Should've stuck with the usual awesome Riverside/Extravaganza or one of their kickass crab dishes. The seafood stuffed mushrooms were totally kickass though, and the fried oysters were actually quite good.

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I learned a long time ago not to look at older movies like a movie, but more like a play on a stage. Because for the most part, that is what they looked like up until the 60's or so. They are all filmed the same way, the actors over act like in theater, just like watching a play.

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Well I'm singing in the rain

George Kennedy


J.T. Walsh

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115. RB Charles Scott, Sr., LSU
Scott broke free from the running-back-by-committee backfield to rush for 1,174 yards and 18 touchdowns averaging 5.4 yards per carry. The 5-11, 233-pound senior is extremely quick with a great burst and excellent power. He ran for 95 yards or more in eight of the first ten games, and then everyone loaded up on him and the production tailed off. Even so, he's plugger who's always falling forward and is unstoppable around the goal line. He can also catch a bit with eight grabs for 67 yards, and he's not a bad blocker.

116. RB Darrell Scott, Soph. Colorado
The hype for Scott off the charts. Considered by many to be the nation's top running back recruit last year, he came in and was expected to carry the offense from day one. He was fine, rushing for 343 yards and a touchdown as the team's second leading rusher, but he was hardly special after suffering a slew of minor injures. Last year he wasn't in fighting shape; now he looks the part. A bit tentative at times while rarely showing off the explosiveness of his 4.3 speed last season, this offseason he appears ready to blossom into superstardom. The 6-1, 200-pound sophomore ran for 3,194 yards and 45 touchdowns in his final year in high school and was almost going to go to Texas, but Colorado was able to pry him away and now he should be the focal point of the attack for the next three years.

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What the frick is this shite? :lol:

Totes mcgotes!

Though I've been there a lot (mostly for trivia) I'm not a huge fan of their food. Their fried pickles are pretty good but I honestly prefer the fried pickles at Hooters and Walk-Ons.

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With all the great RBs from Louisiana, why can't we produce great LBs?

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I posted this in another thread:

Louisiana routinely produces highly rated RBs:

Keiland Williams 5*
Justin Vincent 5*
Michael Ford 4* #59 OVR, Scout 5*
Charles Scott 4* #50 OVR

WRs:

Rueben Randle 5*
Early Doucet 5*
Chris Tolliver 4* #70 OVR
Trovon Reed 4* #40 OVR
Jared Mitchell 4* #97 OVR

DL:
Al Woods 5*
Chris Davenport 5*
Glenn Dorsey 4* #47 OVR, Scout 5*
Marlon Favorite 4* #72 OVR
Carnell Stewart 4* #66 OVR
Kyle Williams 4* #99 OVR
Rahim Alem 4* #61 OVR
Drake Nevis 4* #93 OVR

DB:

Jai Eugene Scout 5*
Janzen Jackson 5*
Chad Jones 5*
Laron Landry 4* #87 OVR
Stefoin Francois 4* #63 OVR

Hell, we've even produced a 5* QB recently in Ryan Perrilloux. Ryan Miller was the #71 OVR prospect in 2004, with Chris Faulk #47 OVR just last year.

Not once in Rivals's archives has Louisiana produced a Top 100 LB.

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Federer

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No way, not given the past few years.

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Hes coming into his, what, 5th year?

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4th. True senior.

I'd rather have Cutrera in the middle than Sheppard.