StrickAggie06

But, but, but, I thought Brown was an LSU lock and this was going to be the best LSU recruiting class EVVVAAAA.

:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

In addition to the suspensions and injuries on defense, the refs were HORRIBLE in this game (Penn Wagers crew). They cut the play for time but right before La Tech first score, they call the worst PI I've ever seen on Jacobs vs Patton on like 3rd and 15. There was no contact AT ALL and even the commentators didn't understand why the flag was thrown.

After that point their O got going and the refs wouldn't let our DBs within 5 yards of Patton without calling a PI. If that call isn't made, we get the ball back, score again, and the game is likely a blowout. Instead we got the clusterfrick that was the 2nd half.

quote:

---

The humidity isn't that high!!!! Goddamn pussy Dallas Aggies

---

:lol: If you want to compare it to the truly brutal parts of Texas, you're right. I grew up in SE Texas where the humidity is basically 90%+ the whole summer. And yes, Houston is also worse than CS. Still, it's not like the humidity in CS is pleasant.

IMO, the only players on our team with a legit chance will be at the WR spot. We have a number of heralded freshmen coming in, but I think either JaQuay Williams or Sebastian Larue will have the best chance as both could possibly start and will get major playing time either way.

Ole Miss will start 5-2 with losses to Bama and A&M. 4-3 at worst with a loss @Texas, unless they get thrashed by injuries early.

quote:

---

34-27 A&M

---

This. AJ cries uncontrollably. Kirby Smart is found dead in a dumpster and covered in little Debbie wrappers 12 hrs later.

LSU loses to Georgia, Bama, TAMU, and Ole Miss this season.

Book it.

Technically, the modern era started when scholarship limits were first put in place in the mid 70's, but close enough.

quote:

---

Auburn
0-3 vs Texas A&M

Ole Miss
0-5 vs Texas A&M

---

:popcorn:

quote:

---

Means espn also gets to decide what goes on.

---

Actually, it looks like ESPN and the SEC will equally decide on programming:

quote:

---

5. Who decides the content?

There's a content board with four members from the SEC and four members from ESPN.

Commissioner Slive told me there was a substantial negotiating issue over who breaks the tie votes. (My guess is it's the SEC, but that's just a guess). The four members at ESPN and the four members from the SEC have not yet been decided, but Slive told me that he would certainly be one of the SEC's members. Assume that ESPN's Justin Connolly will be one member as well. The other members remain to be determined.

The content board will be the individuals who actually make decisions about what programming the network carries.

---

LINK

So, basically, the SEC assumes no risk, gets half of all profits, and has an equal say on programming. In addition, ESPN and the SEC have agreed on a minimum payout that the SEC will get until the network really takes off. There really isn't much else about the deal that could be more favorable for the SEC.

quote:

---

IN on the fire?

---

No. "Abort thread" is definitely more appropriate.

:lol: