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I have known Sam since he was 13 years old and watch him develop at DT 265 academy. You will not meet a nicer person. He is ranked 8th in the world and that is without any 'luck' going his way at all. When that turns, and it will, he will be regarded as a top 5 player in the world. And yes, he is a proud LSU grad, just like me, and I am glad he is a Tiger. IF you aren't, get the heck off this board.


Glad you know him. Can you let him know a lot of the guys on the TigerDroppings Golf Board correctly think he’s an awesome guy that tends to choke more often than not?
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His assistant/handler was a former Auburn Punter. Super creepy, televangelist type vibe. Supposedly they met at one of those mega convention, hand in the air, type events. Again, total a-hole.


His handler’s father is a preacher. He friended me on Facebook when somebody put me on their prayer list after I was hurt in a car wreck. I appreciated the prayers, but I never heard from him directly so I don’t know what the motive there was. He just seems like a weird guy. I’ve heard around that he believes everybody not a Baptist is going to Hell.

I ended up muting or blocking him at some point because I’m not a member of his church and I got tired of the my son works for Tebow and I go to Israel every six months content.

Also, I’ve never seen a guy abandon the pulpit to go compete in fishing tournaments or go watch the Braves play as fast as that guy does.

ETA: As far as Tebow goes, I don’t know. He seems more like a useful idiot than the actual problem. It’s hard to discern which though, because he’s been a PR robot for two decades now.
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When I asked him how so many powerful men could fall for her shtick, he said “She had a very pretty a-hole.”


This an all time line… Just an incredible summation of how the male mind works.
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Staying at hard rock overlooking margaritaville


They’re at the Golden Nugget. Hard Rock is off in the distance
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I actually miss him in the booth. To me he was one of the best booth ex racers. Added excitement sprinkled with knowledge and delivered in a very witty way that informed and yet was funny at times.

Now all we get are clones of each other. One talks like a viewer has never watched a race nor driven a car in their life. And hangs his words which I hate. The other has the same exact voice.


This is a huge part of why I don’t watch much anymore. We didn’t know how good we had it in the early 2000’s.

Mike Joy had not become a goofy idiot
Larry Mac still knew the cars inside and out
Darrell was still Jaws, just it was now his job

Then on NBC, you had Bestwick, another legend in Benny Parsons who was a little aloof (but not bad), and then Dallenbach who while not very successful as a driver, was a solid commentator.

Now I just feel like I’m talked to like they’re trying to sell me on a new sport, but it’s actually been around 75 years.
Nice. Just didn’t want to spoil anything. Your daily check ins have given me a couple laughs as I’ve been a couple episodes ahead of you for a few days.

Last two episodes are great. Multiple solid twists in the finale.
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Unless the other 3-5 alleged deaths are not students.


Very possible they’re not students, but college/post grad age people.

Oxford is full of early-mid 20’s people from Batesville, Tupelo, New Albany, Memphis burbs, etc. that have never stepped foot in a classroom at Ole Miss. A solid portion of them are working pretty good paying blue collar jobs and are the types that hang out and do drugs with the off campus living students.
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iwyLSUiwy


Friend, what episode are you on?
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I find Susie Glass to be incredibly sexy.

The Italian girl is nice looking, but just sort of meh.

I'm on team Susie.


The Italian girl is a pretty Italian girl.

Susie Glass is a certified baddie.
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Bryson’s backyard games


Yeah, no thanks.
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Big, superhuman running backs were all the rage back then - guys like Earl Campbell, George Rogers, Hershel Walker, Eric Dickerson, Bo Jackson, etc... The thought was landing one of these unicorns would make or break your program.


Yep, and Dupree was as big and talented as any of them. My dad was in high school during that era, and he’s like some kind of mythical creature to that whole generation. Truly is one of the biggest what if’s in the history of football.
Fields Italian is great. It’s a bar in the front that opens up to the street, then you walk back into the restaurant. Last thing I had there was the Lobster Mac & Cheese. Elite.

A handful of good bars on that strip and a good little shopping district as well. Really perfect for what you’re looking for. The downtown is small enough that it’s easy to do what you want.

Tato-Nut has good donuts if you’re getting up and getting out of town.
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Has it been clarified his path back to the Tour?


I’m not sure he has one. Rolapp has not indicated that it’s an option for anybody at the moment.

I guess he can go the Patrick Reed route and earn it through the DP World Tour?
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Brunette shits all over that blonde


If you are in to that type of thing


I mean… I could be.
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think Pat said under his breath at the end that lsu will win


He said they’d still win the NC, but he’s going with OM today.
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Pretty good ending for Freeman. It’s like he was pretending to be disoriented as a lead up to his coherent Ole Miss pick to build drama. Great actor.


I’ve seen crop dusters bounce land on grass strips smoother than that, but like the crop duster, Morgan got home safe there at the end.
This was a terrible idea.

Oh here we go with Wright Thompson’s bullshite.
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Also what is wrong with his left hand. He has a glove on


He severed it in a car crash.
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coming out in the I Formation every single down


I understand the frustration when the majority of the rest of the sport was adopting spread options and air raids during that era….. But the Toss Dive was a thing of beauty when it was rolling.
The guy is kind of a fraud. He wears those dumb arse hats. Name drops restaurants all the time like he’s a ball knower, but they’re usually fairly mid (Abe’s BBQ, Ajax). Wrought with white guilt. Et cetera.

He writes for writers that don’t know or understand anything about the South.

Loved the parts where he said the first town on 61 heading south out of Baton Rouge is St Francisville and not many people know that Vicksburg and Gettysburg were going on simultaneously.
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one of the fish is sick


$0.00

A fish is not a pet.