Hamco62

TigerNick, you need to study your history a little closer, hey you brought this stuff up.

The state of Missouri had about as many troops fighting for one side as the other. Missouri was going to secede with the other states until Lincoln sent troops into Missouri to arrest the legislature. They never got to vote on it.

This Sherman stuff is still kind of sensitive for us Georgia and South Carolina people.

I think it is very possible an SEC team could be left on the curb for the playoff this year. If everyone has two losses, and that is possible, a one loss big ten team could sneak in.

It was pretty well accepted at the time that if Federal troops had not taken over the state government Missouri would have seceded. It was pretty much the same thing in Maryland. Both states had some very pro-southern loyalties. East Tennessee on the other hand was very pro-unionist. Many men from East Tennessee fought for the union.

Harry Truman's mother would not sleep in the Lincoln bedroom when she visited the White House. She was a witness to the Missouri/Kansas border war.

Big ten teams - just because of their arrogant fans.

Notre Dame but they have sucked until recently but will be easy to rejuvenate the hate.

Texas is gaining ground on the hate list.

Georgia teck, but most of the time I feel pity for them.

I look for the cocks to win. Surely they will play better than the did at Vanderbilt.

As a Georgia fan that spread is just dumb, imo.

Big tenners obsess about the SEC and I have about decided the bevo conference is about as bad.

Big tenners hate SEC, I hate big ten, we are even.

I hope Missouri runs them out of the stadium today.

I watched a few minutes of it today. I was hoping those Alabama idiots would be screened out but no, when I tuned in Phylis was going off about something. Only she and Finebaum know what the hell the idiot is saying. After five minutes of show and two commercials I decided I have had enough to last me until Nov.

I personally think the SECN can do better than this garbage.

This was in the AJC some years back. When Joel Eaves, the AD at Georgia, introduced him to the media back in 1963 or 64 as the next football coach at Georgia, he forgot Dooley's name. He kept referring to him as this fine young assistant from Auburn. His first season was '64 but he may have been hired in late '63.