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This story is 4 or 5 years old, but it shows how uneducated and crazy Bammers are. Who else do you know that would try to shoot and kill their own son just because their favorite football team lost a game?



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PINSON, Ala. -- A Pinson man was charged with attempted murder for holding a gun to his son's head and pulling the trigger in the midst of a tantrum after Alabama's double overtime loss to Arkansas Saturday.

The bullet narrowly missed 20-year-old Seth Logan, who said he picked the wrong time to ask his dad for a car, sheriff's spokesman Deputy Randy Christian said Monday.

Joseph Alan Logan, 46, surrendered to police Saturday and was charged with attempted murder and domestic violence. He was released from the Jefferson County jail Sunday on $7,500 bond.

"I know we take football serious in the South," Christian told The Birmingham News for a Tuesday story, "but that's crossing the line."

The request upset Joseph Logan because his son has already wrecked several vehicles, Logan told investigators.

"He claimed he was just trying to scare his son," Christian said.

According to the police report, Joseph Logan had been drinking alcohol and began slamming doors, tossing boxes and throwing dishes in the sink after the Crimson Tide lost its football game to Arkansas 34-31 in double overtime Saturday.

While Joseph Logan was throwing the tantrum, Seth Logan asked for a new car.

Joseph Logan then retrieved a 9 mm pistol from his car, grabbed his son by the collar and pressed the gun to his son's forehead, the report said.

Logan threatened to shoot his son in the head, then pulled the trigger.

Seth Logan moved his head just as his father fired and the bullet whizzed past him, the report said.

Seth Logan fled to a neighbor's house to call police. He told police his ear was numb and his head ringing, but he was OK.

Sheriff's authorities called the SWAT team after discovering the armed father still had a 13-year-old son in the house with him.

Joseph Alan Logan walked out of the house with the other son and turned himself in to police just before the SWAT team arrived, Christian said.

According to the latest census, only 78% of Tuscaloser residents over the age of 25 claimed to have a high school diploma and only 30% of those same people claimed to have a college degree. 91% of the residents in Auburn over the age of 25 claimed to have a high school diploma and 56% of those people claimed to have a college degree. What does the population of those respective cities have to do with those stats?

If you think Auburn fans are more trashy than gumps, you have probably never spent more than 5 minutes in the state of Alabama.


No school in the entire country has a bigger group of uneducated, trashy, redneck fans than Bammer does. Hell, half the people in Tuscaloser don't even have a high school diploma

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5-19 vs. Nick Saban...

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If the coach at Louisiana Monroe can beat Saban's midget arse, I think Chizik has a chance against him. :rotflmao:

When the college football gameday show was at Auburn for the Florida game in 2006, Kirk Herbstreit made that statement that Auburn's baseball stadium was the nicest college baseball stadium he has ever seen.


I also understand that Arkansas has a very nice stadium. LSU and South Carolina are building new stadiums, so I am sure those stadiums will be nice as well.

What the coach says is in complete contrast to what Keiwan Malone said in his interview with the Memphis Commercial Appeal last week.


I did not think this case was a big deal to start with, but it seems like the cover up has begun

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Once in La. and apparently in Memphis. Years apart, what others each year have been known?

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Saban went all across the state of Alabama and the Southeast visiting top juniors a couple of weeks ago. His little trip to visit Keiwan Malone was not an isolated incident

Ron Higgins of the Memphis Commercial Appeal encourages other schools to turn Saban in for commiting secondary violations.


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Just wondering when an SEC football coach is going to turn in Alabama coach Nick Saban on an apparent recruiting violation. Saban obtained a commitment from Mitchell receiver Keiwone Malone, a high school junior. The only problem is that other than a "bump" -- which is an accidental "hello, how are ya?"-- a coach can't have direct contact with a junior at the time that Saban did (before signing day for seniors on Feb. 4). That's a dead period (no contact) according to NCAA rules. Judging from the quotes given by Malone to the CA's Jason Smith, there was a face-to-face meeting and a selling job by Saban. Mitchell High didn't have any seniors that were being recruited by Saban, so his visit wasn't for that purpose. And it had to be more than a bump. When's the last time you heard a kid receive a scholarship offer and commit on a bump? The SEC office had no comment on the matter, other than to explain the bump rule. This wasn't a bump by the Sabanator. This was full-contact recruiting.

Bammers bust my chops for talking about Saban committing secondary violations, but then they act like a bunch of giddy school girls when Kiffin does the same thing.


That is the kind of hypocrisy and double standards I have come to expect from the gumptard nation and one of many reasons I absolutely despise 95% of their fan base.

The rumors about Billy Gillispie being a raging drunk have been going around the internet every since he arrived at Kentucky