Anon E Muss

ACLGUMP,

Bama is a beautiful state, especially the mountains, and my family loves Orange Beach. We own a condo there.

99% of the Bama fans we meet are great to us when we're in our LSU gear.

But, we had an Auburn fan refuse our offer to get under our LSU beach canopy during a heavy rain (while his embarrassed wife and two toddlers did).

:lol:

ACLGUMP,
I edited my post to put an "s" on "states."

:lol:

ACLGUMP,

I said the respective STATES and UNIVERSITIES (not the running games, defenses, etc.)

But, I hope the underdog, Texas, spanks Bama's arse like Utah did last year in the Sugar Bowl. Way to represent the SEC against Utah, Gumps!

:lol:

TEXAS>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>alabama.

Saints fans are more loyal. But, they have always had much lower expectations than LSU fans.

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and you are what...a typical racist Louisiana suburban moron?

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No, just a "typical suburban moron" who looks at the "communitay" and their collective irresponsibilty and shakes his head in disgust. There is no shame in that "communitay" for being uneducated, being unable to speak proper English (despite watching the most hours of TV per week compared to ALL other "communitays"), illegitimate births, going to prison ("Jamal be gettin' out da joint, let's throw him a party.)", committing crimes, etc., etc.
No need to label a person "racist" because he/she is disgusted by the millions of McKnight's in this country.
Why not get mad at the McKnights instead?

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dat baby's needs will be taken care of by McKnight when he signs a lucrative contract in 'the league.'

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And who pays for dat baby's needs until then?

The state of California?

UF. Only because I want to see Timmy Tebow cry one last time after losing a college game. When he does that shite in the NFL, his teammates will kick his arse.

Schwaaz,

As an LSU fan, I, like MOST LSU fans, admired and had great respect for Coach Bryant. Bear Bryant and Bama were the face of southern football from the 60's to the late 70's. I, like MOST LSU fans, pulled for Bama when they played schools outside the South.

But, the "obsession," as you call it, is really just a manifestation of the collective view of fans of other schools who are fascinated by Bama fans' idolization of a man who has been dead for 27 years.

Yes, he did great things for Bama. And, for southern football.

He was no civil rights pioneer but he saw the need to get black players, which broke down crazy racial barriers in our part of the country. I've seen interviews where his former players, white and black, choked up when speaking about him.

He was a special person.

But, he's passed away.

When he was alive he put his pants on one leg at a time.

When he woke up on the morning, his hair was mussed up and his breath would choke a fly (like everybody else's).

Bama has done fine since then, especially with coach Stallings (another great man and coach) and coach Saban (a great coach).

To hear a Bama fan describe other teams' fans as "obsessive" for noting most Bama fan's God-like reverence for Coach Bryant is amusing.

The "obsession," dear Schwaaz, is Bama's.

With that said, and from a person born in Texas and raised in Louisiana, "ROLL TIDE! BEAT TEXAS! REPRESENT THE SEC WELL!"



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The only thing Guilbeau smells fishy is his boyfriend's arse...

I saw Jefferson all season.
I saw the same things from Jefferson that I saw in all the games I attended.

On most plays a receiver was wide open and JJ either didn't see him (despite having plenty of time) or he waited to make the throw AFTER the receiver: (a) waved to his girlfriend in the stands, (b) traded email adresses with the DB or linebacker trying to cover him, and (c) re-tied his shoe laces.

JJ has done a good job being very conservative with the ball. Few turnovers, decent stats.

But, IMHO, he needs to accelerate his game.

Too many missed opportunities.