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So, lol, do we dare make that Early April weekend SBW??? I cannot imagine......

In short, if he had the db's to go one on one, he could still be an elite DC, but if he doesn't he gives up all the points anyone could possibly score....But great guy to listen to, very entertaining!!!!

And its funny, ESPN basically got their start by showing college baseball. Now its tough to find anywhere. Here is a link you can try and work on. Down on the bottom right you'll see a tv listings guide. I could only get the additional game list to open but maybe you'll have better luck!

LINK

They are going to be solid. But I'm guessing your new to the SEC, if you'd been here very long you would have looked at the rest of the conference and realized every team in the SEC has compairable stars on their DL's as well.....Well, not Mizzou or Kentucky.

Thats the lottery issue. Baseball gets 11.5 schollie's. Split between 25 man traveling roster and 35 home roster. So saying, only the in state kids get it, well yes, thats the issue. They are able to give every in state kid a full ride through the lottery and technically deem them to be walk-ons. Then split the 11.5 amongst the out of staters. So they can offer a kid from anywhere a close to full ride where as the schools in Mississippi and Alabama can only offer very small partial ships and still keep the in state talent. HUGE adavantage! Its not the states fault they have lotteries but the NCAA should regulate how walk ons can benefit from it. But I'm in mississippi so what do I know?

Couple of things.
No.1, Stagger Inn got caught drinking after hours. This is a stupid rule and it was employees but none the less, after closing time, if you have alcohol out, they'll get you!

2nd. The State Theater location will be very tough to make it work. First the lack of parking, you have space for 800 and parking for 40. Also, over the years, as every new "owner" has leased the space they have renovated and added to the note. In other words, the lease is now too high to actually cash flow. Starkville bars have been in a pricing war for 20 years now. Its very difficult to get more than $3 for well drinks and $2 for a beer. With that being said, from what I understand, the lease payment would be well over $10,000 a month. That means you would have to gross $30,000 per month in sales just to pay the lease. Thats no electricity, staff, bands, security, advertising, licenses, etc... Folks, those kind of sales figures aren't gonna happen in Starkville at $3 a pop. Maybe a few months of the year when we have multiple home football games, but not 12 months a year. So the only way to make it cash flow is if somnebody can afford to pay cash for the space with no debt. Then they would have a fighters chance to at least break even over the first 8-10 years. Understanding that, how many people are willing to risk 1.5 million cash just to break even after 8 years? I'm sure many others will try and lease it over the next several years but in reality they won't make it either.

But but but the SEC will have to conform to Mizzou, They are coming from a great conference and will compete immediatley. The football team always wins....wait....but the basketball team always.....wait.....How bout swimming? Not sure we have many of those teams.

I think it has to be Ole Miss. They could start out 3-0 or fall as far as 1-6. I also think LSU fans should be a little concerned. Les seems to have peaked at LSU and is losing a ton from this years mediocre ( by LSU Standards) team.

This happens at most schools. I was a roadrunner at State in the 90's and we wrote 12 per week. There was 60 of us. Any student who had his act/sat scores sent to MSU, visited on kind of visit day or had any body send us there info got on that mailing list. We also called 2 hours monthly. So yes, this is very common!

So Mullen's the staek and freeze is the eggs....