overthehilltiger

Went to one game last year and asked myself why on the two mile walk back to my car and then it took an hour and a half to get on I-10.

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And be prepared for many more of the same, as long as Les is coach. Same syndrome as Charlie
Mac - good guy, inherited a top flight program, lock on recruiting, but never an elite level head coach. Result - years of frustrating "near misses", never greatness. I will credit Miles with doing something Mac never could - win it all one year. Les, like Charlie, will always lose two - four games per year as a result of serious coaching deficiencies in one or another area. A huge step UP from Archer, Curley, DiNardo, but never in the top tier.
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I believe you and I are from the same era. This is one of the best posts I have seen here in a while and it sad but so true.

If you are a wide receiver in this offense and when the play is called, you are not the primary receiver, you can't possibly bring yourself to going all out on the play. And if you are the primary receiver, you know there is a 60% chance the ball will not even get close to you.

The sad thing my friend is that neither one will ever be a solid performer. Once again-------we are screwed. Lots of talent everywhere but qb. If ZL would have stayed he would have been starting by the third game. At least Nutt knows when he has nothing, bites the bullet and gets a body on campus that at least gives you a chance. We continue to drink the Kool-aid and avoid the issue. So sad.

I've been a season ticket holder for 43 yrs.I still have the passion but not the emotion for Tiger football---get over a loss in about a day now. I enjoy coming here, pretty entertaining most of the time but on the issue of starting QB. Not funny anymore. JL or JJ could not start at Southeastern next year. It will be another long season.

Louisiana leads the nation in NFL players per capita?

lived in north stadium fall of '64 and spring of '65. All good memories. Great group of guys. Still in touch with many of them. Most of the guys were from small town La. with not enough money to live anywhere else. It was the cheapest place on campus. Cold as hell in the winter, hot and humid in the summer. Would not trade the experience for anything. Boo-Ray games would start on Friday nite and go into Sunday afternoon. We kept beer in our room till Dean Cheatwood paid a visit and threatened the whole floor with expulsion. In those days the tigers walked from the dressing room to the practice fields across Nicholson. They would dress and then all congregate outside till the coaches came out. Some days we would hang out the windows and talk to the players. Most of them were great guys. Very few on ego trips. Good ole days--------------maybe??

that espn posted in the 5th inning. Texas batters had swing at 63 pitches and completely missed on 3? I know there were a lot of foul balls but LC just didn't have good stuff last night. Wish he could get another shot at these assholes.

The discussion about the strongest bracket is a moot point. Rice is probably better than anyone on the UT side and didn't they take 3of4 from the horns?