hypotenuse1

Just Stop

I was there in 88’ for the entire game. Watched our tigers lose 44-3. For me this game signified the beginning of a downward spiral that many on this board have never experience.

I was also at the Peach Bowl in 05’watching our tigers return the favor to Miami 40-3 sending them into a downward spiral. Going into the Peach Bowl the 88’ game was on my mind.

When it was all over those horrible memories were happily replaced…

Feeling a bit like I’m in a time warp…watch out for the new “DROP” Jack Rabbit Linebacker competition in the spring.

Howard

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Run the damn ball....

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I was in that end zone....I kept saying just run the ball.

Unbelievable.....

We were in control of that game. I will say it was the loudest stadium I have been in and that includes the "Earthquake Game".

I’ve been to a few games........my impressions

Nice college town, like the esso
Small band----should be bigger.
Not a very loud stadium, but nice.
Games I went to were in the day. I prefer night games.
Great, friendly fans. Passionate about their football.

Look forward to this game.

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I personally would drop conference championships as long as there's a 1-2 national champion - just makes it crazy. Play more conf teams in the season and dump the 4 OOC games.

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Not a good idea-------Look at our conference schedule this year and last.

Great Footage. What a different time, these games seemed so important to their communities and to all that traveled to participate, today just another entertainment option to most. Interesting, Billy Graham was there.


Mike’s costume made him looked like he had been on a bender at the parade.

Search for Big Foot------Oh Sorry, that was Dale Brown

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That is a ZERO accomplishment - ZERO. You can crow till the cows come home, schools like this and the University of Phoenix, are an abysmal embarrassment to what higher education is supposed to be about.

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Templars,
I like your name, but I believe you’re a bit off. I earned my bachelors from LSU in 1991. I am working on my masters at Gonzaga---ONLINE----. I could have chosen local and attended on campus, but Gonzaga offered a program that was top 10 in my chosen field, excellent values, and run by the Jesuits. All a plus for me. To get into this school was harder than most programs, on campus, in Georgia. Also, in the case of Gonzaga it’s both on campus and/or online. No difference. This is the new world of education and it does work.
Final note, I was in a class last semester with a woman who attended classes one year on campus and one year online. She emphatically stated the on line was harder. There has to be more accountability online, so more points of engagement with professor and other students. In other words more work.
Your friend,
Hypotenuse1

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Bear Bryant = 185 scholarships, no more and no more championships.

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you got it