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7-3 or 8-2.

No sane person watched that game and thought the difference was home field advantage. The team that was a lot better won by a lot.

Kentucky was playing much better then. Don't know what happened to them since they almost beat Georgia then beat us a week later.

LSU played us without our best players.

Both needed to execute on some highly improbable plays at the ends of the games.

So I think that's your recipe: Play well enough that you could beat Georgia, hope for some midweek injuries, and then execute in some extremely difficult spots at the end.

Should be easy.

I'm not making too much of that. Could easily just be celebrating for his buddy figuring out what he wants to do. It's also not like he'd be the only Auburn fan enjoying the fact that a Bama commit flipped.

ABAB and iambic pentameter or GTFO

This sort of implies an expectation that at some point in your life you'll have the thought, "man, I'd really like to take just this one, but I'd better not since I won't be able to undo it."

Because it's the rule he's been begging them to make?

Sad but true.

Posted from Pflugerville.

Yeah, some folks with short memories need to go back and rewatch that game. That's where the whole Ole Miss faking injuries thing started, and I defy anyone to find a single example of us doing it in the first half of that game or in any game prior to that one.

Tennessee was faking injuries all over the place, and so we came out in the second half and did the same thing but over the top. It started out as a pretty obvious Kiffin troll job, and we've been doing it ever since waiting on someone to change the dang rules.

Go find anywhere Lane has been asked about it, and he has basically a canned response. Something along the lines of "It's a serious problem in college football and we need a rule to prevent it."

My favorite Ole Miss bowl stat right now is that over the last 10 years, we have made it to a bowl game only 60% of the time, but 4 of those 6 have been NY6 bowls.

2014 - Peach
2015 - Sugar
2016 - None
2017 - None
2018 - None
2019 - None
2020 - Outback
2021 - Sugar
2022 - Texas
2023 - Peach

If you go back another 11 years to 2003 and it's a similar story, just with the highs not as high.

I don't think there's a more up and down program in college sports history.

You have to fire a man not smart enough to come up with a plausible lie in that scenario.

Should have been as easy as "we work together,and we're friends. She'd never been on a motorcycle before so I gave her a ride."

Nobody has to truly believe it. It just needs to be plausible enough for the folks who matter to pretend to believe it.

Presumably he's older, wiser, and a better liar now. Give him his money and win some games.