Htowntiger90

Working through Crime & Punishment and The Iliad.
Just finished Never Let me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro.

Nah I think it's just a select few high profile A-holes in recent years. Finebaum, Rece, Portnoy e.g.

Man did you see who we had out there? Not exactly our best guys in the back seven except for Pickett and even he got picked on some - he's still a freshman. And besides McKinley and Guillory we didn't have much out there at DL. But yes please tell Lane to find us a better DC for next year.

Saw a stack of them at an Akron B&N, and wondered if it was just being promoted in OH. Sounds like it must be doing well nationally.

I'm not sure if there's ever a "...sweltering night in northeastern OH", and there must be lots of flashbacks and backstory for it to be set in one evening. But the premise sounds good. I might check this one out.

Yep was at that one too - and the ‘86 Miami OH and Ole Miss debacles too. A&M & ND games that year were wild wins. Fun times in the student section except for the outcomes sometimes!

It's a close call, maybe the Road over Grapes? But I might think differently tomorrow. I'm not a bawler, but I was crying at the end of the Road.

I was in a similar dilemma before a long flight to Europe last week. I took Crime & Punishment, because when the heck am I gonna read it if I keep waffling? Still have to get through lots of the classics.

Nice - Was 8 years old for my first LSU game.
1974 Homecoming
LSU 20
Tenn 10

I still remember that 1985 Sports Illustrated cover story:
"Hello, Trouble, I'm Dale Brown"

quote:

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You’ll never catch UCLA.

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I mean we did catch the Bruins in Omaha right? Or maybe they had the bad luck of catching LSU there :lol:

Yep, I was cussing him but he made some plays.

William Manchester wrote a bio of him way back when if you can find it.