Colonel Ticonderoga

Tyler hotter
Dunst better actress

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Louis is the least of my concerns at this point. In fact I thought him to be horribly overrated during his stay here in Baton Rouge. I am more concerned because of Ross and Matulus. I honestly just don't think Ross has what it takes to play at a championship level. Matulus on the other hand I think can develop into a great player. Berrtucini I am not going to lie I cannot stand. He is a gimmick pitcher and once the other lineup figures him out he is effectively worthless. Lastly Matty Ott I'm my opinion still hasn't proven himself as the dominate "Trevor Time" pitcher alot of people see him as. He can change that I think with some strong showings early in the season.

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oh my...I guess opinions truly are like arse holes.

tough call.
but I'd have to give a very slight edge to Flynn because he seemed to through a prettier pass than Mauck, imho.

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Why are they so scared of Louisiana's Ragin' Cajuns.

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I for one can understand how mercy or pity can be mistaken for fear...

:insert clip from Holy Grail:
The Black Knight

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Can you start another thread with awesome insight? What are your thoughts on RS vs. JL vs. JJ

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:rotflmao:

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How many teams in the last 10 years have lost a game (pre-championship game) in Omaha and still won the championship. Here is the answer...1 1 in 10 years!!! Wow, great argument.

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Not an expert, but I think you may be referring to advancing to the championship game/series.

Three champions since the best 2 of 3 format for the championship lost at least one of the games.

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I think the whole jinx thing is way overblown.

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Agreed but there is a correlation.

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You don't think David Toms has any chance to win the Masters??

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Well, not this year anyway... :lol:

I admit I was overly harsh saying no chance.
Toms is one of my favorites and as an LSU fan, I'd love to see Toms win the Masters, US Open, and every tournament he plays in for that matter. However, I do not think his swing holds up well under pressure (neither does his putter for that matter) and that is why he hasn't routinely contended in majors. Although, I think he has a better chance of winning the Masters than he does a US Open.
Toms is a two time winner of the par three contest and nearly broke the "jinx" in 2003.

After a couple practice rounds and then playing on Thursday, I think I'd have a better than average chance at breaking 100.
Double bogey on every hole would be 108 and I'd like to think I could do a little better than that.

Honest assessment:
I would be okay tee to green. I'd hit a lot of fairways and at least be around the green or on it. Once on or around the green, holy crap....The key for me breaking 100 will be avoiding 4 putts. :lol:

The Masters Par 3 Tournament?

Seriously...

Maybe someone who has no shot at winning the main event, like some of the older legends, Nicklaus, Palmer, Player or someone like David Toms or Justin Rose.

1. U.S. Open - Golf
2. The Masters
3. The Open Championship (aka British Open)
4. The Ryder Cup
5. The Player's Championship