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re: Helen Keller was a Fraud - Major Update Page 11
Posted by donut on 4/1/26 at 11:56 am to CoachOsFishingHole
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I've seen a black guy play a piano before, so I can buy Stevie Wonder mashing keys while blind. But could you imagine a baby writing a book? Preposterous on its face.
Speaking of this, from the 60's-80's there were all kinds of blind guys playing piano and singing; Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Ronnie Millsap.
Now nothing. What happened, did blind people stop learning to play the piano really well in the 90's to the present?
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I like Hodson. But he was a 4 year starter, which is almost unheard of today. He didnt win us any trophies, nor holds any single season records. If you retire his number, then you have to do the same for Nussmeier
I'm pretty sure you get a trophy for winning the SEC
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Win %
.682 Nuss
,673 Hodson
Your winning % stats are incorrect.
As a starter this is the correct winning %
.685 Hodson
.652 Nuss
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Why are so many idiots in this website so obsessed with who gets #7 and #18?
FIFY
re: Tommy Hodson should have his Jersey Retired
Posted by donut on 3/31/26 at 4:02 pm to Sleepy_Tiger
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So how many #'s should LSU retire, It seems eventually at this rate LSU will be running low on #'s to hand out to players.
Sorry, but the whole retirement thing is way overblown and out of hand.
Lets see unofficial hands off #'s as of now
#5
#9
#7
#18
Officially Retired
No. 4 (Charles Alexander), No. 20 (Billy Cannon), No. 21 (Jerry Stovall), and No. 37 (Tommy Casanova).
and now you want to add in #13....Pass
I'm seeing that many of you aren't paying attention to the other posts. There is a difference between retiring a number and retiring a jersey at LSU. Retiring a number means no player can ever where that number again. Retiring a jersey means the number is displayed on the stadium facade but the number stays in use. This is the case in football for Stovall (21), Casanova (37) and Alexander (4)
re: Tommy Hodson should have his Jersey Retired
Posted by donut on 3/31/26 at 3:25 pm to Bert Macklin FBI
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While I don't dislike Hodson or disagree he was a great, you can't retire every jersey because there has to be an abundance of numbers for the team to wear.
That's why I said they should retire his Jersey. LSU has retired numbers and retired jerseys. This started in 2007. For football the only retired number is Billy Cannon (20). Retired Jerseys are displayed on the stadium facade but the number stays in use. This is the case in football for Stovall (21), Casanova (37) and Alexander (4)
Tommy Hodson should have his Jersey Retired
Posted by donut on 3/31/26 at 3:13 pm
All this talk of who is going to get 7 and 18 and which numbers/jerseys are retired got me thinking how it's time to give #13 the respect he is due.
First player in SEC history to pass for over 2,000 yards in four consecutive seasons (1986–1989)
At the end of the 1989 season:
-#2 all time passing leader in NCAA Division I-A (FBS)
-held the SEC record for passing yardage (9,115) and passing touchdowns (69). The TD record stood till 1997 when Peyton Manning surpassed the TD total.
The only LSU QB in the top 25 of SEC All-time Passing Yardage leaders
Has the most wins at LSU as a starting quarterback (31)
In 1986, as a freshman, Hodson led the Tigers to their first SEC title in 16 years
The only LSU starting quarterback to win more than one SEC Championship (1986 & 1988)
The Earthquake Game!
If you adjusted Hodson's numbers for the modern era—considering the increased number of games per season and the shift in offensive philosophy—his 9,115 yards would likely translate to well over 12,000. He dominated his era in a way that few LSU players ever have.
First player in SEC history to pass for over 2,000 yards in four consecutive seasons (1986–1989)
At the end of the 1989 season:
-#2 all time passing leader in NCAA Division I-A (FBS)
-held the SEC record for passing yardage (9,115) and passing touchdowns (69). The TD record stood till 1997 when Peyton Manning surpassed the TD total.
The only LSU QB in the top 25 of SEC All-time Passing Yardage leaders
Has the most wins at LSU as a starting quarterback (31)
In 1986, as a freshman, Hodson led the Tigers to their first SEC title in 16 years
The only LSU starting quarterback to win more than one SEC Championship (1986 & 1988)
The Earthquake Game!
If you adjusted Hodson's numbers for the modern era—considering the increased number of games per season and the shift in offensive philosophy—his 9,115 yards would likely translate to well over 12,000. He dominated his era in a way that few LSU players ever have.
re: Matt Gaetz: Secret program exists for aliens to breed with humans to make a hybrid race
Posted by donut on 3/31/26 at 2:00 pm to hawgfaninc
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"What they explained is that the military ran a very secret program where aliens that were living were in forced breeding programs with humans that had been abducted from war zones and from even the caravans of migrants."
Is the they the aliens?
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Hopefully lane ends the 7 and 18
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"It doesn;t reflect our values"
Let me guess, the reporter didn't ask what those values are.
re: Flathead Valley Montana is Overwhelmingly White
Posted by donut on 3/31/26 at 10:27 am to windhamtiger
Everyone I know that moved to Montana from Louisiana is a hippie and more likely a liberal. Sooner or later as they stay there they will transfer their ideas to Montana.
re: 8U youth football coaches throws hands with the refs
Posted by donut on 3/31/26 at 7:57 am to Darth_Vader
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'travel football culture'.
quote:I can't believe this is where we are in society that it has to say appears to be. :rolleyes:
photo on his Instagram that appears to show an adult male
re: Mascona just said no NIL commitment has been made to Wade
Posted by donut on 3/26/26 at 3:41 pm to NorthshoreTiger76
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Mascona just said no NIL commitment has been made to Wade
re: Jimmy Kimmel to write script for new Godfather sequel…
Posted by donut on 3/26/26 at 3:39 pm to RollTide1987
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"Kimmel once told me he liked The Godfather, so I think he's the perfect man to write a new chapter in the Corleone family saga," said Coppola. "Also, I really didn't want to do it."
This is all it took, well shite I should have written ole Francis years ago and let him know I like the Godfather.
re: The "Church" of England
Posted by donut on 3/26/26 at 3:36 pm to Night Vision
Good job Henry VIII. I hope you are happy you got to marry and then kill Anne Boleyn, look what this has led to.
I love how she says "Karma's a bitch" and ended up getting fired :lol:
can we get a picture of one of these ramps?
re: "I'm just messing with you"
Posted by donut on 3/25/26 at 1:19 pm to Fishinguy3527
quote:needs to become more popular.
This board's obsession with defunding Women's basketball
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I worked there during that time also. Maybe we knew each other! Great place to work and met a lot of great people.
It sure was. It was great getting off of work and heading out to play a round with co-workers. When I started working there in the summer of '92 someone told me I would improve my game by 10 strokes. They were correct.
Back 9 was awesome. #10 dogleg left, #13 long par 5 with water near the green, #14 dogleg right with the silo and cows with holes in their stomachs, and 16, 17, & 18 were all really challenging.
We used to go into the ponds at night and get golf balls, not sure I'd be up to that these days.
This article from NPR (I know) says not many plastics aren't getting recycled.
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The vast majority of plastic that people use, and in many cases put into blue recycling bins, is headed to landfills, or worse, according to a report from Greenpeace on the state of plastic recycling in the U.S.
The report cites separate data published this May which revealed that the amount of plastic actually turned into new things has fallen to new lows of around 5%. That number is expected to drop further as more plastic is produced.
Greenpeace found that no plastic — not even soda bottles, one of the most prolific items thrown into recycling bins — meets the threshold to be called "recyclable" according to standards set by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation New Plastic Economy Initiative. Plastic must have a recycling rate of 30% to reach that standard; no plastic has ever been recycled and reused close to that rate.
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