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Anyone who brings up the 2003 USC/Auburn game as a reason why Auburn would have gotten their teeth kicked in the next year is a certified mouth breather.

The Gulf Coast Offense Al Borges was running in 2004 was nothing like the 2003 Auburn offense. 2004 was averaging 50 more yards per game and Campbell's QBR was 40 points higher in 2004. I know this is SECR, it is the off-season, and it is fun to shite on your rivals, but to be dismissive of Auburn's chances in 2004 vs. USC is retarded.
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USC handily beat that V Tech team

Lol, VT had the lead in the 4th Q and Southern Cal didn't go up by 2 scores until less than a minute left.
April Kinley showed up tonight.
So Eli will be the ghost runner in the 11th. I like that if the Nats put up a goose egg.

re: Coach O is back bitches

Posted by Murph4HOF on 5/21/26 at 12:35 am to
Can't wait for the Fish Camp 2.0 stories.
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He had an amazing at bat tonight, I hope everyone caught it
So he's getting hot at just the right time.

Watch out Omaha
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Rory has been coddled since he was a teenager (or maybe even younger) and it shows by his attitude on the course and in the media room. He's a spoiled, entitled twit who complains anytime something isn't exactly how he wants.
All of this is applicable to LeBron as well.

In golf, there is a expectation of professionalism from the fans (except for TPC Scottsdale). Basketball has always been a rowdy sport from the fans, so being pissy about that is more of a big deal than Rory getting mad about someone shite talking his family member while he's walking on the fairway.
He was betting on Mongolian Midget Badminton.

I'm not a mental health professional, but yeah, that's a gambling addict.

re: Hoover hosting the SEC tournament

Posted by Murph4HOF on 5/20/26 at 12:28 pm to
I'm with ya man. Beer and baseball just go together. But not having beer in Hoover isn't a reason not to go.

re: Hoover hosting the SEC tournament

Posted by Murph4HOF on 5/20/26 at 12:22 pm to
One thing I love about college sports is sneaking in booze. I did it prior to 2019 at neutral site games where alcohol was sold and have done it since 2019.

It is practically a tradition to tape plastic bottles of Beam to my legs and walk in.

re: Hoover hosting the SEC tournament

Posted by Murph4HOF on 5/20/26 at 12:08 pm to
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I've wanted to go for yrs, but the lack of beer in the stadium really lowers my interest
Alcohol being sold at college events is a relatively new thing, so I doubt that.
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$279,600- Norman, OK
Expensive arse single wide.
One of the biggest advocates for it on this board rage quit after A&M went from pre-season #1 to the septic tank.

Hoover is a great host and while there may be nicer stadiums in the SEC footprint for the tournament, Hoover is the better complex. It is a great event that everyone should attend at least once in their lives.
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non existent Riley.
He's slashing .246/.283/.491 over the last 15 games.

Not awesome, but also not non-existent.
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Dan Bongino says he saw a very different side of Thomas Massie when he was in the FBI— “I could not believe what a fraud this guy was”

That's fricking rich coming from Bongino
Imagine giving a frick about what The National Review says in 2026.

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So the Neo-Cons are back to being Democrats. It all comes full circle.

Bill's dad - the "Godfather of Neoconservatism" - was a leftist.