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The Davie/Jones locker segment when they were paired together for CFB games was turrible.
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I would love to fist fight this motherfricker



Close to campus...Mike Anderson's or Parrain's for very good fried seafood(both are very casual. Maybe call Mike Anderson's to make sure they have boiled crawfish. Louisiana Lagniappe if you want a fancy dinner(call and make reservations).

re: Shreveport eats?

Posted by marcnbc on 4/9/26 at 12:36 pm to
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The only remaining Ralph and Kacoos is in Bossier. There's one on the causeway in Mobile. It blows though.


Oddly enough…There’s still one in Lufkin, Texas

re: Shreveport eats?

Posted by marcnbc on 4/9/26 at 11:46 am to
Looosiana Bistreaux inside Red River Billiards has the best Poboys in Shreveport/Bossier. He moved from south Shreveport to the Bossier side right by the Brookshire's arena.

As a Baton Rouge native who has lived in Shreveport/Bossier since '97....Looosiana has the best poboys I've ever had in this area and I've tried them all.

The dude that own's the place is a Morvant from Thibodeaux. His poboys, jambalaya, fish tacos and the "Boudreaux" burger were my go to items when he was off Wallace Lake Rd.

LINK

re: Shreveport eats?

Posted by marcnbc on 4/8/26 at 8:40 pm to
Silver Star for BBQ…locations throughout Shreveport/Bossier. I’d recommend the original in Bossier out by the racetrack or Silver Star Grille in south Shreveport.
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Pour one out for the original, Joe Schmo



re: Can yall disown J. Carville?

Posted by marcnbc on 4/2/26 at 11:16 am to
As a lifelong LSU fan and Marine, it kills me that that he's an embarrassment on both fronts.
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Can’t recall the exact year, but Herb Tyler led an LSU offense that averaged around 35/game if I recall. Problem was we had Lou Tepper coaching D and couldn’t stop anyone.


‘98…most agonizing season I’ve ever experienced as a Tiger fan…so many what ifs that year. Lost to UGA 27-28, KY 36-39, Ole Miss 31-37(OT), Notre Dame 36-39 and Bama 16-22. Got blown out by Mississippi State and Arkansas along the way. Finished 4-7…the beginning of the end for Duhnardo.

re: Gutted for Reliford

Posted by marcnbc on 3/29/26 at 7:44 am to
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There is no way you think this. He tore his ACL. That is 1 year unless you’re Adrian Peterson.


Or Marcus Randall 24 years ago…you think rehab has improved a little in that time? I was at that spring game and watched him drop back and plant his right leg and just fall down. That was some time in April and he was literally back practicing normally when fall camp started in early August and was a full go when we took on V-Tech Labor Day weekend. Started 6 plus games when Mauck went down with his injury against UF midway through the season.

Per Randall’s bio on lsusports.net

“Tore ACL in spring game in 2002…On the play, Randall simply dropped back to pass and the knee gave way…Rehabbed over the summer and was back for fall camp in August”


re: Reliford Tears ACL

Posted by marcnbc on 3/28/26 at 4:22 pm to
Marcus Randall tore his ACL in the spring game back in 2002… Made his way back to the playing field in September of that same year.

Per lsusports.net

“ Tore ACL in right knee in spring game in 2002 … On the play, Randall simply dropped back to pass and the knee gave way … Rehabbed over the summer and was back for fall camp in August.”

I know everyone is different… But I’m pretty sure the Rehab from those injuries has gotten much more advanced in the past 20+ years
Classic country is my favorite genre of music. I did a search on my i-tunes account and literally never heard of ANY of his "top" songs. Not a fan at all of today's country music, but do like some songs from various artists. His top 4-5 songs on itunes were unrecognizable to my ears.

re: Florida @ LSU 1997!

Posted by marcnbc on 3/24/26 at 7:21 am to
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Still the best atmosphere of any game I attended.


Totally agree! Best atmosphere from start to finish. Was in the northeast corner about 30 rows up. Watched as the goal post was carried up the stands in the north endzone. Thought they were going to try and throw it over the top...glad it stopped a little over midway up and started bringing in back down.

Went and had a few beers afterwards at the mexican restaurant near The Chimes...totally drawing a blank on the name.
Tequila in any form…even in a Margarita. Drink bourbon regularly and a have a decent collection. The last time I had tequila was on the trip back from the LSU/UF football game in Gainesville in ‘00…succumbed to peer pressure, haven’t had any since.
Add Benoit Benjamin for the North La. guys.
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We’re more talented than Nebraska and have been the last 3 seasons.


You sure about that? More athletic yes…more talented, not so sure. That team is fundamentally sound in all areas. Yes, other teams are more physically gifted, but those kids can play.

re: Arrambidie is no Gary hymel

Posted by marcnbc on 3/21/26 at 1:29 pm to
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Grew up and hung with Troy scott. He lived down the street. Scott urbach was killed in the accident off drusilla.


Troy played on the o-line for us and Scott played d-line. I remember hearing about Scott passing away while we were on senior trip in Fort Walton. Ran into a group from Belaire while we were down there and they were devastated hearing that news. His older brother Todd was our “equipment manager/water boy” for a couple years.

I remember BREC had those weight limits for for each division and it must’ve been our 7th grade year and Troy was one of the guys that was always on verge of being over the limit. Most of the Friday walk thru practices, they had Troy in one of those shiny silver suits sweating his arse off trying to make weight. :lol:

Scott Templet played with my brother one year for the senior Broncos and Templet was unbelievable to watch at that age. Dude probably had close to double digit KO returns for touchdowns that year.