Bryno1960
| Favorite team: | Air Force  |
| Location: | Off River Road |
| Biography: | USAF, Retired after 30 years! |
| Interests: | |
| Occupation: | Retired and loving it! |
| Number of Posts: | 4465 |
| Registered on: | 8/27/2013 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: You mfers really dislike us
Posted by Bryno1960 on 9/8/26 at 6:28 pm to PharmacistReb
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You robbed money from a children’s cancer ward.
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re: LSU is gone
Posted by Bryno1960 on 9/8/26 at 6:22 pm to boogiewoogie1978
Louisiana AG Murrill said they have no desire to interfere with the vote on Thursday so there’s that.
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It’s funny as hell to watch the corndogs squirm though
As an LSU fan, I’m not squirming over anything I have no control over. Way more things in my life that are important and this isn’t one of them
If I have done this, thank you for pointing it out so I can ask for forgiveness and make sure I don’t do it again. Sometimes God uses others to point out where we fall short. Thank you again for bringing it to my attention. I sincerely appreciate it.
I want to clarify that I'm not judging or condemning the person who posted this. That's not my place—that belongs to God. I'm simply expressing how I feel about the prayer itself.
As a Christian, I find it deeply uncomfortable to see a prayer directed to Jesus used in this context. I understand that it was intended as satire and that college football rivalries often involve plenty of joking and trash talk. But to me, prayer is sacred. I don't believe it should be used as a vehicle for mocking a football team, a coach, or its fans.
There are plenty of ways to have fun with a rivalry without bringing Jesus and prayer into it. Maybe others see it differently, and that's their prerogative. But personally, I believe we should be careful about how we use God's name and how we approach the things that are sacred.
I'm not passing judgment on the person who wrote it. I'm simply saying that, as a Christian, this particular use of prayer doesn't sit right with me, and I don't believe it's an appropriate context for something as sacred as prayer.
Lord, I pray for this person's heart. If he knows You, draw him closer to You and help him recognize when his words don't honor You. If he doesn't know You, I pray that You would reveal Yourself to him and lead him to saving faith in Jesus Christ. And Lord, help me examine my own heart as well, so that my words and actions always bring honor and glory to You. Amen.
As a Christian, I find it deeply uncomfortable to see a prayer directed to Jesus used in this context. I understand that it was intended as satire and that college football rivalries often involve plenty of joking and trash talk. But to me, prayer is sacred. I don't believe it should be used as a vehicle for mocking a football team, a coach, or its fans.
There are plenty of ways to have fun with a rivalry without bringing Jesus and prayer into it. Maybe others see it differently, and that's their prerogative. But personally, I believe we should be careful about how we use God's name and how we approach the things that are sacred.
I'm not passing judgment on the person who wrote it. I'm simply saying that, as a Christian, this particular use of prayer doesn't sit right with me, and I don't believe it's an appropriate context for something as sacred as prayer.
Lord, I pray for this person's heart. If he knows You, draw him closer to You and help him recognize when his words don't honor You. If he doesn't know You, I pray that You would reveal Yourself to him and lead him to saving faith in Jesus Christ. And Lord, help me examine my own heart as well, so that my words and actions always bring honor and glory to You. Amen.
Honestly don't care who votes yes or no to be honest. Not going to lose any sleep over it.
re: Any SEC president that votes for expulsion...
Posted by Bryno1960 on 9/8/26 at 3:16 pm to ColoradoAg
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You sound scared. I think that is your mantra down there in Louisiana
Why would I or any other LSU fan be scared? If they vote to expel LSU from the SEC, nothing I can do about it. You all act like whatever happens affects your personal lives or something.
re: Its not about pro players playing, not about a sarcastic remark. But you all know that
Posted by Bryno1960 on 9/8/26 at 3:13 pm to John somers
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Its about LSU orchestrating a campaign to convince former NFL players to sue for extra college eligibility.
Just like everyone else, you’re making that statement, and I’m simply curious whether there’s any concrete, undisputable evidence to support it beyond the CBS report. So far, I haven’t seen anyone on this board provide any firsthand statements or documentation that actually backs up these claims.
I’m not saying the information is necessarily wrong. I’m just wondering if there’s something more substantial out there that I’m missing. If there is, I’d certainly be interested in seeing it.
No but if that's what the great minds of this board want, then so be it.
re: SEC amends federal lawsuit, seeking authority to expel LSU from the SEC
Posted by Bryno1960 on 9/8/26 at 3:02 pm to AwgustaDawg
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outright dismissal
I’m just curious—other than trying to put pressure on LSU to make that decision themselves, how would the SEC actually be able to remove Kiffin as LSU’s head coach? I’m not sure what legal grounds they would have to do that.
Whatever ultimately happens, I have a feeling this situation may end up being more egg on Sankey’s face than anything else. But that’s just my humble opinion, and of course, my opinion is worth exactly what you paid for it.
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Are they listed on the roster?
No, their names were not turned into the SEC Office as part of the roster.
re: Please SEC fans respond to this question
Posted by Bryno1960 on 9/8/26 at 2:46 pm to louisianimal69
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Just give me anything, please
That’s because, at the end of the day, no one on this board has concrete proof of what actually happened. Much of what gets posted is simply a repetition of what someone else has said, who may not have any firsthand evidence either.
I’m certainly not going to treat every claim as fact without something to substantiate it. If someone actually had concrete proof to support their claims, I imagine it would be posted pretty quickly. Until then, I think it’s fair to take all of these reports with a healthy dose of skepticism—including anything I may say, since I don’t have firsthand proof either.
I'd love to attend a game of LSU vs PSU in a whiteout game at State College!
ACC Rant, B1G Rant, Big 12 Rant, Independent Rant?
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He got roasted for it. Called the gayest thing ever for an athlete by Coach JB.
Maybe this video was the gayest thing this Coach JB has ever done.
re: Sam Leavitt's Readiness Routine
Posted by Bryno1960 on 9/8/26 at 2:23 pm to SaltilloReb
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Has Leavitt always avoided microplastics and non-organic food, or did he only become gheyyyyy after getting sweaty with the hot yoga master?
Please explain how avoiding microplastics and eating organic food is bad? I do it for health reasons.
re: There Has Never Been a Clearer Case of LoIC
Posted by Bryno1960 on 9/8/26 at 1:09 pm to Tuscaloosa
Please, please do since that's the collective mindset of this board.
re: SEC amends federal lawsuit, seeking authority to expel LSU from the SEC
Posted by Bryno1960 on 9/8/26 at 1:06 pm to GulfSouthTiger
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hat seems kinda short sighted and down right stupid.
This board isn't known for it's "smarts."
It’s interesting to see so many posters on this board defending the commissioner of a major college football conference, particularly given his testimony that he wasn’t aware of the 5-for-5 ruling beforehand and only skimmed over it on the flight to Baton Rouge for the hearing. That is just inexcusable to me (not knowing the 5-for-5 ruling).
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Half-time speeches perfectly fit the definition of HYPERBOLE,
If a halftime comment can now become an addendum to a lawsuit, what exactly happens next? Are teams going to have to add a “halftime comment coach” to the staff whose sole responsibility is making sure the head coach gives the proper answer to every sideline reporter’s question?
At some point, this has to be taken in the proper context. Coaches are going to make spontaneous comments during a game, and not every off-the-cuff remark needs to be dissected and incorporated into a legal argument. This is just beyond ridiculous to me.
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Federal suit gets laughed out of court and Sankey resigns in a month or two.
I have a feeling the federal suit ultimately gets tossed, but we’ll see how it plays out. As for Sankey resigning, I’m not convinced that will happen either. However, if the suit is dismissed, I do think it could result in him losing even more credibility and face than he already has. Time will tell.
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