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re: RIP - Joe Dean Jr

Posted by msudawg1200 on 8/18/26 at 11:06 am to
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He coined the phrase "String Music" and is also known for other phrases such as, "Stufferino in Lexington, KY", "tickling the twine" and "string music in Music City"

That was his father
Archie Manning. I wouldn't call him a failed QB, but he was on the shittiest of shite ran franchises under the Mecom Saints. If he'd been on a better franchise back then he'd have had way more success and better stats. Archie was not like Peyton or Eli. He could run and throw on the run. He'd have been more dangerous in today's style than then.
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If it weren’t for Arkansas Mississippi state would have 24 consecutive SEC losses.


And it took 193 yards of Pig penalties, plus the Hogs blowing two 14 point leads in the second half. Thank God for Arkansas.
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What Bill Snyder did at Kansas State is the greatest coaching job in college football history imo.

No doubt. That program was cooked. The worst in DI. The previous four years before Snyder they were 3-40-1. Snyder inherited a 27 game winless streak. He won 1 game that first year, then 5, and then 7, and the rest is history. One of the greatest coaching jobs in any sport.
Is this the problem?



Looks like a beer league softball player
Patrick Swazye. Started in high school back in 1989, and I've probably been told that 100 times or more since.
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Yeah
Wasn't one of them played in New Jersey at the Meadowlands

Yes, the Kickoff Classic. I remember thge first one in 1983, when Nebraska beat Penn State 44-6. The 1984 game between Miami and Auburn, and the 1986 Bama vs Ohio State game were pretty good games. The 1987, Iowa vs. Tennessee game was good too. The Pigskin Classic was in Anaheim. I remember Tennessee and Colorado playing to a 20-20 tie in 90. The matchups started to get crappier in the 90's and blowouts started to occur like 1993, FSU vs. Kansas, and 1994, Ohio State vs. West Virgina.
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was there for that one. It was in 1992. I was in Haley Center taking the LSAT for the first half and could hear the crowd cheering, and then headed over to the stadium when I was done. Our offense was horrid that day, and that set the tone for the rest of the year.

The 13-12 Auburn loss to Favre and USM was in 90 which was Favre's last year. It also couldn't have a set a tone for the offense the rest of the year, because it was the 9th game of the year. You must be thinking of another game.
We did some stupid shite when I was in high school from 86-89. The aforementioned bull in the ring, and we'd go over to these hills by our baseball field and play king of the hill in pads. I'm surprised a knee or two wasn't blown out. We did the gauntlet, but the dumbest drill we did was a runner got on the sideline in the back of the endzone. A tackler got at about the 15 yd line in the middle of the field. The runner had to run straight no jukes or defending themselves, while the tackler ran as fast as he could and knocked the hell out of the defenseless runner. Pretty much a blindside hit. You'd get pelted into the sideline fence. One guy got a big knot on his head through his helmet. I'm surprised someone didn't get paralyzed or seriously injured.
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Brees said he could never agree with someone disrespecting the American flag or country. Then he went on a complete 180, bitch fest apology tour to appease his black teammates. He did this because he wanted the chance to win more football games. He then went on to wear a rapist name on his helmet, again to appease his black teammates. Again, so he could win more football games. I'm not sure how anyone can have any respect for a person completely shitting all over their own personal beliefs just to win football games.

Yep. He sold out his values and morals to win freaking football games. I have zero respect for that dude. None.One of the most beta pussy cuck things I've ever seen.
2000 Arkansas- on a day where it snowed, sleeted, and rained in Starkvegas all a 7-2 State team had to do was beat a 4-5 Hogs team, and we'd most likely go to the SECCG. We got up 10-0 early and with our defense that seemed enough. However, the Hogs started pounding the ball on the ground and tied it 10-10. We had a chance to win on a last second FG, but it was blocked. Hogs win 17-10 in OT. Goodbye Atlanta, and this was the beginning of the downfall of the Sherrill era.



2003 at Tulane- drove down to the Superdome, and State dominated but was only up 28-14 with about 4 and a half minutes left. Somehow, we lost 31-28 in regulation.

2025 Texas- State is up 38-21 with about 9 minutes left. Texas goes for it on 4th and 6 from their own 35. Hold here and it's over, but State holds but gets a stupid roughing the passer. Texas drives and scores, then wins 45-38 in OT. My son is an engineer and math whiz. He calculated that once State got up 38-21 with 11 minutes left if we'd just took a snap with one second on the play clock and took a knee Texas wouldn't have gotten the ball back enough to win. Lebby and his clock management.

re: Skubal to Dodgers

Posted by msudawg1200 on 8/2/26 at 8:42 am to
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Ready for the strike

It's actually it's going to be a lockout not a strike, because the players aren't going to agree to a salary cap.
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Pirates ran him into the ground

As stated in another post they coddle the hell out of him. They've shut him down early the last two years. Pitchers nowadays are babied and coddled and they never get to let their body get used to handling the stress of pitching a full MLB season for many years. Like so many other things on today's world trying to protect and baby them has actually become a disservice to them.
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