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Austin is an embarrassment. May as well pack up that city and move it to Oregon or California.
Now THAT is some damn fine police work.

I'd say now we put dad in a dog crate and dump his arse in the Atlantic.

re: Kiffin Called You Out

Posted by mtntiger on 11/11/26 at 12:01 am to
Kiffin can lick my taint.

I don't know that anybody hates the man, but criticism is warranted after the three losses - especially the last one.

If he doesn't like it, then quit, and we can use the money to find a coach who is obsessed with winning and not trying to be a world class troll 24/7.
Who gives a crap what they're driving. Move your slow arse to the right.

What aggravates me the most is people in the left lane driving alongside a car in the right lane and making it impossible to pass.

If it's a single car in the left lane I just pass on the right. Screw 'em.
Women just seem to have had more class back in the day.
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I've never known any song or work of art for that matter to convey the desperation of men that knew they would perish. In my opinion, one of the best songs ever.


That haunting lead guitar is unforgettable. Couple that with Gordon Lighfoot's descriptive and vivid lyrics, and you feel like you're on that ship in that storm. It's a true masterpiece.
Lane has forgotten the ONE BIG LESSON from his old boss Al Davis: JUST WIN, BABY!!!!

He wants to win, but he wants to do it by making a big splash. He tries too hard to make decisions that will make him look like a genius IF they work out.

Against good competition, they rarely do, so he just looks like a contrarian for no reason. Had Lane made sound football decisions, especially in the first half, then the outcome may very well have been different.

He's the George Costanza of college football - all of his instincts are wrong.
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Beat ourselves


Undoubtedly. However, good teams make the plays that need to be made at crucial times in the game.

One team did that, and it wasn't LSU.

Now, if Bama isn't that good, then where does that leave LSU?
If given the chance back in 1957, I might have seriously considered becoming a Mormon for Miss Utah.

re: SEC Shorts is out....

Posted by mtntiger on 11/9/26 at 8:41 am to
One of their bet this season.

LSU talkiing through a computer is gold.

"Who's ready for round two...."

Brilliant.

The Cinderella slippers on the power lines was a great touch.
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I'd be surprised if we scored 17 points total on their defense.


Agreed. Arch gets all the attention, but that Longhorn D-line is legit. We may not run for 50 against those guys.
I would say #2 is more important than #1.

Like you said, Lane was pressing and instead of going with the sound, common sense football decision, he went with the gamble every time. Every time except for once, he lost the gamble.

He should have tried to pin the Tide deep instead of trying the 58 yard FG. He should have taken the FG instead of going for it on 4th down. Every bad decision deflated his own team and gave the Tide confidence.

The big moments seem too big for Kiff.

re: Karate Lessons With Todd

Posted by mtntiger on 11/4/26 at 11:38 am to
Looks like he taught himself.
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The BCS had it right with the computers but the sports writers got mad because they were not relevant and thus the death of the BCS.


This is absolutely, 100 percent, the truth.
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The resolution says the Don symbolizes the “history of colonization on the indigenous Ohlone land occupied by the university.”


Then give it back, assholes.
Love the wink from the LSU guy at the end.

Good stuff.
Bourbon and gumbo, in that order.

re: AP Poll is out

Posted by mtntiger on 11/1/26 at 3:42 pm to
Florida at #25?

Prosecution exhibit #2,376,849 on why AP sportswriters should never be taken seriously.