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Why would you apologize? They're the counts acting like this.

Hopefully, Tiger Stadium will be more welcoming than this group. It really isn't a representative sample of LSU students, alumni, and athletes. Go see how many legit content threads on here get downvoted.



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Why isn't Butch's name on that list?

44501 Chip Kelly +400
44502 Jeff Brohm +550
44503 Bobby Petrino +550
44504 Mike Norvell +800
44505 PJ Fleck +1000
44506 Bob Stoops +1200
44507 Tee Martin +1200
44508 Les Miles +1400
44509 Jim Bob Cooter +2200
44510 Dan Mullen +2200
44511 Brian Kelly +3300
44512 Peyton Manning +10000
44513 Lane Kiffin +8000
44514 Jon Gruden +250


Edit: Added the odds from Buster180's link at 4:22pm Tuesday, Oct 31
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Took a whole lotta trying just to get up that hill. Now we're up in the big leagues getting our turn at bat. As long as we live, it's you and me baby. There ain't nothin wrong with that.

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Was just about to post this. January will make 17 years for me and my wife. We are very happt together. But I can still acknowledge that there are people who, for a variety of reasons, are not. That doesn’t diminish the institution of marriage in any way to me.

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Listen, buddy. You gotta pick one side or the other. Us or them, which is it?

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You realize I'm not actuallythe student section, right? Like Mike the Tiger doesn't actually have his own Twitter account.

Are there any places to bet on college props for specific players?

I'm guessing they're non-existent.

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Mr.Perfect: Props are specific. You aren't

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If there's a prop bet on Brennan, it means I can bet that he will play, so I'll take any discussion. TBH, I assume there are NO props like this, so to be specific might be a bit excessive.

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Of course not. Florida did it last year against us without our consent. We moved up the kickoff against Appalachian State in 2008 because Jindal asked for it.

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Thanks. This was kinda what I was looking for.

It just seems there's some plausibility to the SEC negotiating some flexibility in television contracts. The SEC has leverage and the teams are mostly in hot places. Avoiding 100 degree heat indexes seems like a reasonable request.

But is there a rule, "TV can do what it wants," or is it something like, "whatever contract your conference has with a network, it still has to comply with these rules?"

And, of course, non-televised games...

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Yes they should pass up millions
You mean a few hundred thousand. These are third round or later draft picks. We overrate them because we know their hype but they aren’t first rounders.

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Daniel Tosh talking about Brett Favre