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re: Can we stop the Texas Jackrabbit?

Posted by Sammy Joe on 9/18/13 at 3:28 pm
Living in Texas now, I can tell you that most of the casual, bandwagon A&M fans around here seem to remember Johnny Football and the Aggies beating us last year. They beat everyone last year. ...
I'm more upset with JJ than Honey Badger. Dude's got a real problem. ...
Good post, TigerCard. Apparently your two biggest problems are: (1) you did not know personal information about a former Tiger football player's biological father before you read about it in SI, and (2) you posted something about an article that interested you, even though you were not the first t...
One day, when you have a wife and kids, you will look back on this and wonder why you ever questioned the greatness of watching an LSU football game alone. That's what many of us dream of. ...
Lobo: More credibility than someone with 10,000 posts. Thanks for the info. Let's see what happens. ...
Like many on Tiger Droppings, Dandy Don is the first site I check out every day. Will certainly keep him in my prayers. And Scott is a chip off the old block. Big thumbs up to him for carrying on something that his Dad was so passionate about. Where else can LSU fans around the country get a rec...
I agree that your average college football fan will not be very excited about a rematch. I can't imagine a boycott, but interest would probably be down. But to answer your questions: 1. Most LSU fans don't care whether anyone else watches. 2. Most SEC fans don't care whether anyone els...
The "outsiders" that I hear from have watched one LSU game this year (Alabama) and think that our offense sucks. They are shocked to hear that we scored over 40 points in 7 of our 11 games. If you really, really care who wins, and you're living and dying on every play, a 9-6 win is incredible! If...
This is not about whether it rains in Tiger Stadium. Obviously, from half the posts, it does. We've all been to games where it rains. My first game as a freshman at LSU, it started to drizzle and I made a comment about it. An old man walking to the game told me that it never rained on Tiger Stad...
I'm heading in for the marathon, too. Heading to Standard for the game. Will be strange to watch LSU football without having a few beers. Have a great race! ...
[quote]Don't get stuck on stupid![/quote] I like that. I think I'll start using it. ...
She's not going on the air because of the "legal situation." All medical bills are taken care of by employer/insurance. That's about it. ...
But under this theory, Mett would not be the starter next year. Next year, we will have a different QB with two years of eligibility left, so he will get the start. Right?...

re: Need a good idea for a sign at MSU

Posted by Sammy Joe on 9/12/11 at 7:04 pm
Needs to be short and big. I've seen signs like these get kids on TV at baseball games: "Hey, Tyrann. I'm 7, too!" "Hey, Jarrett. I'm 12, too!" ...
Best. First. Post. Ever. ...
[quote]To me I always felt like LSU represented Louisiana. When I graduated from high school in '97, I joined the Air Force. LSU became sort of my connection to home. I can vividly remember while I was in Basic Training, my dad sending me articles and news paper clippings of LSU's run and victory in...

re: ADVICE: Arlington or Dallas

Posted by Sammy Joe on 9/1/11 at 5:40 pm
If you are talking about Friday night, do not spend it in Arlington. Dallas or Fort Worth are your options. Either one will be great. ...

re: Dallas Billboard (LSU Related)

Posted by Sammy Joe on 9/1/11 at 9:55 am
I haven't seen billboards about the movie, but I've seen two of these in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Love Purple Live Gold is the slogan, one with some grads in robes and the other with a football picture of Jarrett Lee. [img]http://www.lsutaf.org/images/tigerland_news/article_photos/large/8...
Thank you for your reminder about how easy it is to forget what it was like to be 18, 19 or 20. Your point about being judged on you most embarrassing moment really hit home with a lot of people.  Very thought-provoking article, very well written, and something that really needed to be said.  And y...
Thank you for your reminder about how easy it is to forget what it was like to be 18, 19 or 20. Your point about being judged on you most embarrassing moment really hit home with a lot of people.  Very thought-provoking article, very well written, and something that really needed to be said.  And y...