Trailer Trash

Top road trip - Auburn...always a full house, enjoy their fans and love the campus. Spend the weekend on Lake Martin. Great trip every time win or lose.

Second Place - Athens. Great stadium, great atmosphere outside the stadium in the downtown area. Just an awesome trip. Would be pushing for first with Auburn if it were closer.

The rest are just trips with good and bad.

Personally I like Starkville - small intimate stadium...easy to get in and out. Short trip from BTR area. Relaxed atmosphere with good people. Will go every time we play there.

Kentucky and Knoxville are both good trips. Very unique scene in Knoxville with stadium on river. Rocky Top gets old. Fans are a little much. Stadium feels massive. Kentucky feels like MS State stadium.. Intimate and smaller feeling. Great fans. Absolutely phenomenal scenery with all the horse farms and landscape in the area driving in. Bourbon trail nice if that's your thing. Long long drive from home

Vandy is like attending a game in Memorial Stadium in Baton Rouge.

Ole Miss is a lot of arrogance even back when they never won much. Grove is cool the first time then after that it is just everyone in essentially one place on campus. It is an easy trip but not the friendliest place.

Bama never been for game. Fantastic stadium and campus from just walking around it.

Missouri felt like a big high school but we were hammered on the way to Omaha and stopped in just to wander around a bit so could be completely wrong.

Arkansas in Little Rock is another Memorial Stadium experience. but i have heard that the Fayetteville experience is first class.

South Carolina is fun. Stadium is fun, fans were awesome people. Stadium is not on campus so did not see actual University. Its a long way from here but 100 percent worth a trip at least once.

That's all i got

Worked at the Picadilly on Essen Lane around 90/91 to make some cash to pay for grad school. The guy that ran the location was Ron Banther(sp). Former football player at NC State. Not huge not overly big but he was still put together and when he was mad I swear he could have killed you with his bare hands. He had pics up in the office of him playing ball with a mohawk and all his awards. I think he played for Lou Holtz. Just a scary dude with a different level of rage and suddenness that you wanted to stay far away from.

Nuss is getting 150k per game per NIL so they cannot bench him

Remember when everyone thought it was crazy that Tom Brady would go play for Tampa at then end of his career. He would be tainting his legacy, and all that. Well he not only cemented his legacy as the greatest QB ever but he also tore down Belichick's some by proving it was Brady that was responsible for the winning more so than Bill.

Now put that in the terms of Bama whining that he is too old, then LSU winning one more, then Saban himself being shown that it was never Bama, it was just him.

Thanks for the info

:cheers:

Exhaust manifold blew out...probably around 100k miles. Probably took out something else with it. Will have to replace and you will need to go ahead and delete the DEF for the engine. Ultimately it will then run like a diesel and you will get much more power and better mpg.

Mine blew on the interstate pulling my camper. Not cool.

Look in the middle of your hood underneath and you will see where all the soot got blown. When mine went it almost blew a hole on the hood

Have 4-6 large stumps that need to be ground. What is a good estimate on cost per stump?

Sorry man i missed this thread.

My son is T1D Diagnosed at 15 months. He is 16 now and we did shots until about 3 weeks ago when he got on the omnipod. Started the dexcom was about 7 years ago and was a lifechanger for us as it really helped without having to do the constant checks. His symptoms when diagnosed were very similar to yours. The multiple daily injections will work for you but once you learn the process i would recommend a pump. we should have done it years ago. His Blood sugar is so much more consistent than it has ever been.

I will say that he finds the omnipod a little heavy and when he is doing activities it hurts some. we are out of season right now but he is trying to find a sleeve to put over it when he is doing conditioning or throwing or batting to make it not feel like gravity is bending the needle in his arm so may want to try one on before you begin the pump process completely and do your activities to make sure its a good fit for lifestyle.

There are a bunch of the guys who gave you great information so far....obviously keep reaching out we will all help you with everything we have learned.

1) Jump rope...start doing 3-4 sets of 50...this strengthens all the connective tendons and tissues

2) Wear Cowboy Boots as often as you can...this holds everything in place to take pressure off the inflamed area.

This fixed mine twice. Once in 40's and second time in early 50s. Will be better before you realize it is better

Rolling a tennis ball, frozen water bottle, stretches...none of that worked for me at all. never did shots or anything of that nature.

quote:

---

Until a Top 150 Junior returns to school at LSU or anywhere else for his senior year, I'm going to assume they are always going to go. I cannot think of a single example when this has happened.

---

What was Devin Fontenot rated when he came back his Sr Year (Jay's first team)

Seems like that was big deal when he stayed in school