Broadside Bob
| Favorite team: | Auburn |
| Location: | Atlanta, GA |
| Biography: | |
| Interests: | |
| Occupation: | |
| Number of Posts: | 1784 |
| Registered on: | 12/10/2012 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
Recent Posts
Message
re: Who Is More Jeckyl & Hyde: Aub or Fla
Posted by Broadside Bob on 11/8/26 at 4:06 pm to Hussss
The more appropriate question is the ratio of Jeckyl to Hyde. UF may be closer to 50/50, but I think AU is 10% to 20% Jeckyl and 80% to 90% Hyde.
:rotflmao:
:rotflmao:
re: Do we still do the free locker room tours on Friday before home games?
Posted by Broadside Bob on 11/3/26 at 5:47 pm to SingleMalt1973
quote:
I would pay 5 grand to piss in Byrum Browns helmet
Also another 5 grand to shite in Durkins top left desk drawer
Just got an e-mail that Friday tours (including the locker room) are $30/person. But if you insist on the peeing and pooping, best guess is that your bail would run at least $5K.
re: Crowd for Arky will be interesting.
Posted by Broadside Bob on 11/2/26 at 6:11 pm to TailbackU
Season tickets bought and paid for so planning to be there.
I do expect the best part of the game (eagle flight, flyover :usa:) to be over before the opening whistle.
Given the overall quality of play we've seen this year, I resolved several games ago not to yell myself hoarse for this group. Sorry boys, need to see a better effort for that kind of commitment.
I do expect the best part of the game (eagle flight, flyover :usa:) to be over before the opening whistle.
Given the overall quality of play we've seen this year, I resolved several games ago not to yell myself hoarse for this group. Sorry boys, need to see a better effort for that kind of commitment.
re: Portal Era Script Flipping Can Be Done Year ONE
Posted by Broadside Bob on 11/1/26 at 6:36 pm to Fear The Thumb
quote:
Bob Chesney instantly flipped the script at UCLA, Cignetti instantly flipped the script at freaking Indiana, Eric Morris flipped the script instantly at Oklahoma State, and Auburn is the same pile of crap it has been for years. Frustrating is a severe understatement, you can clearly see what can be done in the portal era, somehow Auburn can’t figure it out.
First, I'm pretty disappointed with Auburn football this year. No getting around it, with the exception of the trip to Athens, the product on the field has been POOR. Yeah, we've been our cupcakes handily, but outside of Jawja and cupcakes, we have not looked good. Some of that is talent, and some of it is game planning and bizarre in-game decisions.
However, there is a vast gap between it CAN be done in Year One and it should be EXPECTED in Year One. I believe that Golesh thought the best answer (that is, band-aid) for Year One was bringing in players that he knew. Well, it's becoming clear that those players were at UCF and not a Power 4 school for a reason.
It's been a frustrating season to be sure, and if it does not improve a lot starting next year, I'm not sure how much longer I can justify staying in this...if it feels like drudgery and punishment, why are any fans staying?
Very sad to see a formerly elite SEC program dwelling in the basement.
re: What’s the core issue with Auburn football?
Posted by Broadside Bob on 11/1/26 at 5:56 am to tgrmeat
quote:
quote:
Careful with statements like that.
I apologize if you’re referencing the language. It was a poor choice of words. I shouldn’t have used the language. I don’t apologize for the sentiment. I’m sick of being a bottom feeder.
Sorry, I was not referencing the language...Auburn football is indeed a poop show. I was saying that we have yet to show that we are in fact better than Arkie.
re: What’s the core issue with Auburn football?
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/31/26 at 5:42 pm to tgrmeat
quote:
...eat shite from every SEC fan base besides Arkansas.
Careful with statements like that.
re: Chasing points at 17 - 15 with 7 minutes left in the 3rd
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/31/26 at 4:49 pm to auie93
Totally agree. I celebrated that penalty too. Poorly coached game, poor executed game, and yet again, a poorly officiated game (though that was clearly not the difference maker).
I've long felt that good teams get better and bad teams get worse as the season goes on. Do not know WTH happened in Athens, and I don't think it can be entirely explained away by Jawja having a bad game, but this team is regressing.
I've long felt that good teams get better and bad teams get worse as the season goes on. Do not know WTH happened in Athens, and I don't think it can be entirely explained away by Jawja having a bad game, but this team is regressing.
re: 6th grade - then and now -
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/30/26 at 8:20 pm to 1loyalbamafan
quote:
I worry about the attention span for kids and their social media habits.
Was out walking our dogs this morning and saw a middle school kid walking to school or the bus stop, face buried in his phone.
re: SEC OT Babe Thread NSFW
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/28/26 at 4:05 pm to paperwasp
quote:
quote:
Her head looks shopped onto the body
I'm assuming it's AI.
This is one of those rare moments where I don't mind.
I dunno, I've seen pics of her before (AI), and she's definitely "gifted." She's one chick who does not need AI to make her look hot.
re: Auburn @ Ole Miss Predictions
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/27/26 at 5:39 am to Hussss
45-42 Rebel Bear, Lanshark, Squirrels.
Only reason we score a lot is that Ole Miss D is bad.
Only reason we score a lot is that Ole Miss D is bad.
re: Now That We Have a Small Sample Size: Golesh or Sumrall?
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/22/26 at 3:26 pm to Hussss
We're barely halfway through chapter one of the Book of Comrade Golesh. I still believe he could be The Guy.
Obviously, we've seen some good and some bad. I want to see progress this year and substantial progress next.
I suspect he may have felt (and may have been right) that the best available short-term solution was bringing a bunch of USF guys with him. Those kids were at USF and not an SEC or Big10 schools for a reason so we shouldn't be surprised if some are overmatched/out of their depth in bigger games. Now if he's not bringing in SEC caliber talent for '27 and '28, we have a problem.
Obviously, we've seen some good and some bad. I want to see progress this year and substantial progress next.
I suspect he may have felt (and may have been right) that the best available short-term solution was bringing a bunch of USF guys with him. Those kids were at USF and not an SEC or Big10 schools for a reason so we shouldn't be surprised if some are overmatched/out of their depth in bigger games. Now if he's not bringing in SEC caliber talent for '27 and '28, we have a problem.
re: Anyone else notice the slight DSOR resemblance between 2013 and yesterdays game?
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/18/26 at 7:39 pm to Bigbens42
quote:
Trey and whoever the frick the other guy was basically eliminated each other from the play and the ball fell into Ricardo’s lap
One of the defenders was Tray Matthews who transferred to Auburn, sat a year (2014) under the (more sane) rules at that time and finally got his pick against Auburn in the 2015 A-Day Game. He celebrated and got flagged for it.
The other player, Josh Harvey-Clemons, transferred to Louisville and got his pick against Auburn in the season opening Chick-fil-A kick-off classic.
What a tangled web we weave. :rotflmao:
Bulldog Brunch
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/18/26 at 10:02 am
If you want to revel in it, tune into the Bulldog Brunch, 10-noon ET on WSB.com, 750 AM, 95.5 FM in the Atlanta area.
re: Crow...it's what's for dinner
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/17/26 at 10:02 pm to AU_251
I took a double helping.
I said Jawja 40+ and Auburn no more than 6 and felt really good about that. Surprised, but thrilled.
I said Jawja 40+ and Auburn no more than 6 and felt really good about that. Surprised, but thrilled.
Crow...it's what's for dinner
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/17/26 at 6:15 pm
And it's gonna be mighty tasty too.
Where have these guys been all fall?
Where have these guys been all fall?
re: DSOR Predictions
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/16/26 at 3:27 pm to AUFan2015
Everyone all lubed up yet or just plannng to take it raw?
Disgusting leg humpers = 40+
Auburn <= 6
I think Comrade Golesh's best strategy might be attempting field goals as soon as/if they cross the 50.
Disgusting leg humpers = 40+
Auburn <= 6
I think Comrade Golesh's best strategy might be attempting field goals as soon as/if they cross the 50.
re: Auburn at UGA
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/12/26 at 5:39 pm to TailbackU
quote:
DSER - The Deep South’s Easiest Rivalry
This will be the 10th straight defeat at the hands of the Bulldogs, and we are 3-18 in the last 21 games.
And used to be VERY competitive. Something 10 or 15 years ago and over the history of the rivalry, didn't one team hold something like a one game margin, and the other had scored 7 more points?
Now it's a joke.
re: Auburn at UGA
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/12/26 at 2:26 pm to OlGrandad
quote:
Last time in Athens as we lost again, we walked the gauntlet with dog fans on either side as we were heading back to the car. Extremely vulgar and threatening to the extent a police office office started walking beside us. I thanked him and got a laugh when I said I was glad he did not see me in kung fu mode.
i
Here's the (true) story I tell:
I married into this in 2001. My first Auburn game was at UGA in 2001, and my first game at Jordan-Hare was UGA in 2002. Jawja won in 2002 in a heart breaker at the end of the game. Post-game, I was standing in a massive line of unhappy Auburn fans in the upper deck men's room. Drunk dog fan runs in, jumping around, yelling and barking. I thought, "this is about to get REAL ugly." What happened? NOTHING; I could hear urine hitting porcelain. If you did something like that in Athens as an Auburn fan, what would happen to you?
When UGA plays in Auburn, my wife and I take a bet on how long it will take one or more Jawja fans to flip us off on the trip down. We usually set the over and under at Newnan, but it has happened within 1 mile of our house (Sandy Springs area).
Nasty, nasty fans. I will pull against ND unless they are playing Jawja, and I will pull against Jawja unless they are playing Satan and his minions. This past Saturday night, I was pulling for the hurricane.
re: Auburn at UGA
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/9/26 at 11:52 am to wareaglepete
quote:
Somehow, I think the game will be close.
If by "close" you mean relatively close to Atlanta (~1 hour drive in non-gameday, non-rush hour traffic), then yeah.
re: Guys…stop watching, stop caring.
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/6/26 at 11:38 am to tilco
Would I have like to have seen better results this year? Yes. Do I think Comrade Golesh has made some questionable in-game calls? Yes (but what would we all have said if 4th and 1 had gone for big yards and won the game?).
OTOH, why would we expect a bunch of transfers from the University of Sun & Fun to jump into the SEC and be world beaters? In fairness to Comrade Golesh, that may have been the best band-aid available to him to help stop the bleeding, knowing that it was a stop-gap at best.
In this brave new world, if a coach is going to rebuild a program to championship contender, it may take less than the 3 to 4 year minimum it took 20 years ago. That said, a first year coach having relative success (Sumrall) should probably still be looked at as the exception than the rule with needing multiple years being closer to what should be expected.
My bigger problem is the poop show that intercollegiate athletics has become. Call me old-fashioned, but it's supposed to ge part of the student-athlete's education and and (formerly) provided invaluable life lessons. Give a man a fish, he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he eats for a lifetime. What happens to his expectations for life after it's been RAINING fish for 5 years? I find that troubling.
Now, get off my lawn!
OTOH, why would we expect a bunch of transfers from the University of Sun & Fun to jump into the SEC and be world beaters? In fairness to Comrade Golesh, that may have been the best band-aid available to him to help stop the bleeding, knowing that it was a stop-gap at best.
In this brave new world, if a coach is going to rebuild a program to championship contender, it may take less than the 3 to 4 year minimum it took 20 years ago. That said, a first year coach having relative success (Sumrall) should probably still be looked at as the exception than the rule with needing multiple years being closer to what should be expected.
My bigger problem is the poop show that intercollegiate athletics has become. Call me old-fashioned, but it's supposed to ge part of the student-athlete's education and and (formerly) provided invaluable life lessons. Give a man a fish, he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he eats for a lifetime. What happens to his expectations for life after it's been RAINING fish for 5 years? I find that troubling.
Now, get off my lawn!
re: Brown is no Cam
Posted by Broadside Bob on 10/4/26 at 11:15 am to i am dan
Not really fair to compare any player to Cam ever. He was truly a (multi)generational talent, the likes of which we're unlikely to see again.
There's a reason Brown was at USF. If he had SEC level talent, he would have already been in the SEC. All of that said, it sure doesn't look like he's been coached very well.
There's a reason Brown was at USF. If he had SEC level talent, he would have already been in the SEC. All of that said, it sure doesn't look like he's been coached very well.
Popular
0











