Tall Tiger

Yes. He has good information and he puts on a good show. But what you have to realize is that, like any other talking head, he has his biases and lets them be known. You can pull the tape and prove him wrong on a lot of things. Two big ones recently were Scott Woodward and Brian Kelly, who he both propped up as great hires. When they both canned last October, Matt was squirming.

What this is really about is building large, mixed to low income housing developments in affluent areas of Nola. That's the play. They thought this policy would lead to that, but it didn't, so it's being gutted.

I always wanted to ask Mayorkas, you're letting in millions of immigrants overnight, but has anyone stopped to check if we have enough housing, schools, and hospitals for all these new people?

It's like a hotel checking in guests without keeping track of how many rooms are available. It's really irresponsible, among many other things.

No one is like Cam Newton. 6'5" 250 with a 6'9" wingspan and can run like a deer or throw a 60 yard dot. One of a kind.

Yep. Harvard transfer Andrew Hatch. Watched the game on TV then evacuated for Gustav. Not a fun weekend.

Baton Rouge! Didn't expect to see that.

Verne was a solid guy. Liked to drink. Liked pronouncing the Louisiana names like Drew Allemand and Chase Clement, putting the flourish on the last names. He was definitely rooting for Bama against LSU in the 2011 game of the century, when he famously yelled "Oh No!" when Eric Reid got the goal line interception for LSU.

Gary was technically sound but was way too in love with Nick Saban during his Alabama tenure. It was a lot like Dick Vitale's infatuation with Coach K / Duke in college basketball.

Despite the Bama fandom they did a good job, and they called a lot of LSU games for CBS as the game of the week, which meant LSU was good at the time. Happy memories for sure.

They're more likely to be liberal than central Americans are.

Moscona was the PR person for the Scott Woodward/ Brian Kelly regime. He knighted for them for four years. Never blamed them for any of the football team's failures.

Middle tier restaurants are now just as expensive as high end.

And none of them can find good help.

Always been a tough business to succeed in, but it's tougher now.