ChiefCornerstone

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Get up in here and slum it with me homie. I ain't fronting. About to bust out the pork rinds and boiled peanuts too!

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Boiled?? Dang son. Leftover hamburger and smashed potatoes for me. I’ll see if I can drum up some Sprite and Evan Williams later….

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If I remember correctly, this was also the game where the Tiger Band played “Happy Birthday” to the Louisiana Lottery as part of the halftime show. The crowd lost its shite and booed the band, releasing a lot of hostility after such a terrible first half performance by the football team

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Now I remember this game. Was thinking the whole thread, “why do I remember this game?” Oh I remember All Eyes on 3. But I remember that Happy Birthday song for the Lottery and, yes, the crowd absolutely lost its ka-ka.

Nice house and outdoor kitchen area.



Oh and #1

Who ate the Baby?????

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You went over to someone’s house and they had an intercom they were living high on the hog. A intercom that had an Am/fm radio built in was peak hog.

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We had both a trash compactor (required) and an intercom with AM/FM radio.

True story:
My brother and I, on the weekends, would turn the volume of the intercom in our bedroom all the way down so we could sleep in. Sometime after daybreak, I’d see my Dad’s hand reach just inside the barely cracked open door and turn the volume way up. I could count the seconds before he returned to the kitchen and blasted us out of the bed…
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The WR ended up dropping the pass, and Oklahoma had to punt instead of getting an easy 3 yards for a first down.

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That was actually the RB who dropped that pass. All the more reason the QB should have tucked it in and ran.

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Tornado watch

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DUDE!!! True story:

I've only been that way once in my life (about 30 years ago). Had NO intention of Tornado chasing but damn if a tornado didn't chase us down the interstate for about 3 miles. Haven't ever been that scared on the road. :lol:

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Newcomer Capsule
• Rated No. 34 on 2026 Baseball America list of Top 100 College Transfers
• Played three seasons (2023-25) at Grand Canyon, batting .328 (199-for-606) with 32 doubles, two triples, 32 homers, 157 RBI and 127 runs … holds the Grand Canyon career records for most homers (32) and RBI (157) in the school’s NCAA Division I era
• Started 48 games in 2025 (44 at first base, four at DH), batting .339 (59-for-174) with 10 doubles, one triple, 13 homers, 46 RBI and 36 runs

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Dude had his best season as a freshman.

GP: 56
Avg: .368
H: 75
RBI: 61
BB: 46
OB%: .471
K: 25

I was wondering why he didn't transfer out after his Freshman or Sophomore season. Reviewing his stats from each year, clearly his Sophomore season was his worst (avg: .368 to .285). Every stat above fell considerably his Sophomore season with the exception of HRs oddly enough (8 to 11). Junior season he rebounded well. Hit the most HRs in a season his Junior season (13).

I believe he will be a Fan Favorite before the SEC schedule starts..

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Atleast bring them to the blue store man.

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WHO DOWNVOTED THIS??

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Thanks for the link!! Have an upvote!!!

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They don’t have the booster, administration or fan support that people think they do. They did in the past but it’s not there anymore because the school doesn’t prioritize sports anymore

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Hmmmmm. I wonder what would do that??

Oh yeah!! Have the parent(s) of some of your “athletes” get arrested and sent to Club Fed along with some of your AD staff because, you know, cheating. Yeah. That’ll do it.