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You, sir, were very consistent.

Keep holding out hope, dude. Kiffin is the next head coach of LSU and there ain’t a damn thing you can do about it

WE LANDED ON THE MOON!!!

Bookmarking for when we overpay for James Franklin

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. Angel chose to wave off the coach’s inquiry. Last chance to diffuse probably gone.
Instead, he chooses to wave him off again and point and yell at him

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This is not what happened, and Schnall admitted this in his presser.

The warning was issued, Schnall came came out of the dugout (which you are not supposed to do after a warning) and asked "For what?". He was informed the warning was for arguing balls and strikes and was instructed to go back to the dugout. Instead of going back, he responded "Thats because you missed three calls". He was asked to go back to the dugout again and he repeated the line "Thats because you missed three calls". Then he got run.

Watch the presser. Schnall's whole reason for his reaction was "I am 48 and no grown man is going to shoo me away". This is fricking stupid.

If there is one thing I have learned from Jay is in the Travel Ball Meathead era of college baseball, overly emotional teams and coaches get beat by the cool, calm and collected when it matters most. Sure, it is great for regular season games but when the pressure is on, they melt. I knew we were winning #8 when Schnall got tossed.

[img]The game that permanently broke Alabama baseball. Hasn’t been the same since[/img]

While I love the thought of this, they did beat us in the first ever super regionals two years later. Jim Wells put some good teams together.

Player 1 - 15 seasons

10× Scoring leader: 1986–87, 1987–88, 1988–89, 1989–90, 1990–91, 1991–92, 1992–93, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1997–98

9× All-Defensive selection:
First Team: 1988–93, 1996–98

Player 2 - 22 seasons

1x Scoring leader: 2007-2008

6× All-Defensive selection: 2006-2014


It aint even close. Honestly ask yourself, who do you want to have the ball with 10 seconds left with a chance to win a title?

I find it funny you picked a clip of Jordan wearing 45. That means he was a couple of months into playing basketball again after 2 years out of the game.

Kramer?

The man’s right chea - Mysitcal

Cedrick Harris

Amazing [thing] about Pete is … 44 points per game, in his career, for three straight years in an era with no 3-point line. Dale Brown, who coached LSU after Press and Pete were there, went back and charted all the games with the running score – Maravich free-throw, Maravich 22-foot jumper, Maravich lay-up – and he calculated that with the current college 3-point line rule at 19’9” Pete Maravich would have averaged 13 3-point makes per game, which would have given him a career average of 57.0 points per game under today’s rules! That guy was UN-BE-LIEVABLE! We love him, we miss him terribly, what a great man, what a great human being.”
Bill Walton

Walton on Pete