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I feel confident Kamario isn’t going to play this weekend and his backup is a walk on kid from Jackson Prep. Y’all can rest easy tigers.

If he does play he won’t be at 100% and look like he did against Bama where he couldn’t escape pressure and use his legs.

He’s been dealing with turf toe since the end of the Missouri game. It’s not a grade 3 as he would be out for the year but it’s severe enough that it’s clearly affecting his running ability and he may have injured it a bit worse against Alabama. I do know Lebby told some boosters the week of the Alabama game that if we were playing a sun belt or FCS school he would’ve sat out

You sound like Tommy Norris

Not surprising she is old stock American :USA:

I have an older 2018 Tahoe with the 5.3 and 6 speed transmission. About to hit 140k miles with no issues at all. Been a great vehicle and taken it on many long road trips with the fam. I take really good care of it.

The newer ones with the 10 speed scare me and I’ll probably just keep mine for a while. I have thought about just trading it in and getting a 21 LX570 with the old Toyota V8. Those are true indestructible beasts.

We are trading in my wife’s mid size SUV in the next couple months for a Honda odyssey as we are having baby #2 and she’s excited. Sliding doors with young kids is nice and easier unloading/loading with plenty of room

6 of my great x3 grandfathers fought for the confederacy. 4 in cavalry units and 2 infantry. My mothers side of the family was still in Ireland, England and Finland at the time and immigrated in early 1900’s

Surname gggrandfather served in 1st Mississippi Cavalry under Johnston, Hood and then Forrest. His grandfather (ulster Scot immigrant) served in the American Revolution in South Carolina under Thomas Sumter also known as the fighting gamecock. Proud to have descended from old stock patriot

My surname ancestors who fought in the revolution, war of 1812 and civil war are buried in Noxubee county Mississippi which is where my lineage lived for over 120 years

The others were in a few different MS units, 1 in Louisiana and another in an Alabama unit.

Commodore bobs
Restaurant Tyler. Hit up the speakeasy bar behind back after called the guest room
Taste Italian kitchen
Older Brother is a great new spot but small so probably a long wait
Board town pizza is solid
Bulldog burger
Bin 612 but likely crawling with college kids
Camp house but haven’t been there in years so not sure if it’s still decent
Dave’s dark horse is a classic dive bar with good deep dish pizza if that’s your thing
Georgia blue
Harvey’s and the grill are alright
Have heard good things about big E’s dinner club but haven’t been

Anthony’s in West Point if you’re willing to make the 25 minute trek

There’s a few more standard options but that’s a good start. Highly recommend Restaurant Tyler and commodore bobs

ETA: little dooey is average/below average bbq but their fried catfish is good. It’s been there for years and the espn guys used to love it but there is far better bbq out in the south/MS

John Cohen runs a tight ship!

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Not really a fan of this approach, but still not as bad as the Rams showing up in Australia like an hour before their game

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Just watch out for the speed trap towns of Gordo and Reform! :lol:

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Blackened steak melt at Harvey's.

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Restaurant Tyler clears

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Starting to think you dont know what year it is or what college players can do now

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Already know you don’t understand Kamario Taylor, his family or his situation.