michael corleone

Carpet bomb

Bert Jones was a Baw. Cholly Mac would yell at him for duck hunting Saturday morning before games and cleaning ducks in the locker room. Guys would come in pregame around noon and he had ducks hanging in the shower.

TBI as a result of a car accident. Ended his career in an instant and dramatically altered his life. Very sad.

Yes. He was so far ahead of the rest of the SEC and country in 2005 it’s ridiculous. Assuming Urban still goes to Florida, he may win one at Florida as he did. But CNS wins at least 2-3 between 2005–2010. Another 2-4 between 2011 and retirement.

Emergency BD of Sup meeting at the Marriott Marque Friday night before the game. CNS was a done deal if Les goes to Michigan.

2000 —Nick’s First Year


We beat Tennessee and Miss State in OT in Tiger Stadium. Those two wins pretty much propelled us into the next 25 years of football. For the young ones, you just don’t understand the disappointment of the 90s. Nick brought defense and toughness back to Tiger Stadium. Both of those teams were ranked near the top 10. Both of those teams were extremely physical. Tennessee was the real deal at that time. Jacque turned Mississippi State into a physical bully to some extent at that time. Nick’s team physically beat both of them. The cherry on top was beating Alabama at home for the first time in almost 30 years.

I am loaded on NBIG at Ave cost of 23.85. If POWL continues up , I plan to sell it at 280 for a profit and split between NBIS and NBIG regardless of the price.

You mean EAST Ascension. The west bank has had one for 50 years or so.

My list

Frazier
Jamal Holloway
Dee Dowis. If Dee had played at Oklahoma or Nebraska instead of Air Force he would have won at least 1 Heisman. Probably the best option decision QB decision maker in history. Solid runner/passer too.



Dee

He set an NCAA single-season rushing mark for quarterbacks with 1,315 yards that stood for 12 years. He finished the season with 194 carries for 1,315 yards (6.8 yard avg.), 10 rushing touchdowns, 45 of 112 attempts for 600 yards, 4 passing touchdowns and 8 interceptions.

As a junior in 1988, he had 153 carries for 972 yards (6.4 yard avg.), 12 rushing touchdowns, 41 of 96 attempts for 870 yards and 7 passing touchdowns. He also tied an NCAA record after completing 11 consecutive passes against Northwestern University.

As a senior in 1989, he became the fifth player in NCAA history to run and pass for more than 1,000 yards in a single-season. He ran for 1,286 yards with 18 touchdowns and passed for 1,285 yards with 7 scores. He also set the NCAA Division I career record for rushing yards by a quarterback with 3,612 (broken by Antwaan Randle El in 2001).

My kid played at a high level until 18. Could have played college, but chose otherwise. All state high school and highest level of organized. Speaking objectively based upon my observations.

Organized soccer in the US is a nightmare

1) They strongly discourage multi sport athletes. So if your kid is 12-14 and wants to play another sport, they will intentionally relegate your child down regardless of talent. I watched many extremely relented kids leave bc they were ignored or intentionally treated poorly bc they played another sport. Many were top talent type kids.

2) Pay to play is a rule. Pay out the arse for little Johnny to receive One on One training from the Coach or Assistant Coach , Little Johnny is in the top team regardless of talent. Little Johnny will get massive playing time

3) They decide a kids position at 14 and never modify it , regardless of development or growth. Watched kids play striker at 14 bc they grew quick. At 17-18, still playing striker despite the fact that four other kids grew bigger and developed better between 15-17.