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re: Dear Bitching Fans,

Posted by Michael T. Tiger on 5/15/26 at 5:10 am to
I’m not defending him regarding the season. I’m saying the season is not indicative of the body of his work.

He knows he messed the season up. He admitted as much weens ago. At this point, I still have faith that he can put things back on track and field a team capable of competing for, and winning, a championship next year.

The portal route didn’t work this season. Johnson knows that, but overwhelmingly this team was tapped as No. 1 and penciled in for Omaha. Everyone was wrong about what this team was going to do. It’s not because Johnson, who has led multiple programs to Omaha, and has multiple championships, suddenly forgot how to coach or got so full of himself that he left his wife and started hanging out with blondes at the beach.

The strategy to plug and play blew up. Injuries mounted, and nothing he tried worked. Is that on him? 100%. Should he be held accountable? 100%, but some of these people are acting like we’ll never win another game because of the man.



re: Dear Bitching Fans,

Posted by Michael T. Tiger on 5/14/26 at 10:34 pm to
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Are you saying fans can't be upset with how this season played out?


They can, and as a season ticket holder, I am. But being upset and being ready to fire Johnson because of this season’s outcome are entirely different things.

Should we be this bad? Absolutely not. Has Johnson owed that? He absolutely has.

We’ve seen the same game repeatedly this season. I don’t think that there are anymore buttons for the man to push.

Dear Bitching Fans,

Posted by Michael T. Tiger on 5/14/26 at 9:34 pm
Please be season ticket holders in the grandstands who don’t renew so I can upgrade my seats next year.

re: Friday SEC Baseball

Posted by Michael T. Tiger on 5/8/26 at 7:39 pm to
If the first replay was an out at first, that one is as well.

re: Friday SEC Baseball

Posted by Michael T. Tiger on 5/8/26 at 7:35 pm to
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There’s your make up call.


Don’t disagree, but it doesn’t makeup for losing a run.
I’ll take it over the media’s alternative news of reporting on rappers being shot and/or killed.
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Is that like prima donna?


No. It’s before Madonna. Like Blondie or Cher.
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Have to be on a desktop too unless they changed it recently.


Thanks. I was looking on my phone. Email instructions stated it was better to be on desktop, not that there wasn’t mobile access at all.

I appreciate the response.
How do I actually access the site once I’m logged into my account? There doesn’t seem to be a link anywhere obvious.

Thank you.
Just finishing up a rewatch of The Pacific. It’s a very different story than BoB, but both are excellent.
Is this the elderly lady who is very demonstrative in doing her job?

If so, I passed that way many mornings and laughed at the way she would shake her head at drivers not doing exactly what they were supposed to.

Regardless, this is awful.
Tired of watching the people doing things the right way being hurt by those who don't and either don't get punished for it or, worse, somehow get rewarded.

It's so difficult to not paint with a broad brush, but it doesn't even feel like a large segment of the population really wants to improve who and what they are as human beings. Moreover, they don't care how their lifestyle affects anyone else.

Everyone doesn't have a be an altruist or a philanthropist, but why is it so damn impossible to get to a point where everyone is a decent human being at both ends of the socioeconomic spectrum?

A friend of mine's husband was involved in a car wreck. The driver of vehicle that caused the issues is unlicensed and uninsured. Could have caused the deaths of four other individuals or changed their lives by paralyzing them. Two damn citations and their vehicle was still operable while three others were completely totaled. No English, a 20-year old vehicle, and low, if any wages, to garnish to make three other families whole again.

Make it make sense.
If you can’t go to Bella Noche, I mean, where could you go?

re: Ella, Whitney, Mariah

Posted by Michael T. Tiger on 4/23/26 at 12:30 pm to
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And that doesn't even get into the opera singers like Maria Callas and Joan Sutherland.


Was really thinking more in the realm of standards and pop with this.

Really enjoy Lisette Oropesa among today's opera elite. It helps that she's a Tiger, I'm sure, but I got to hear her perform live in Baton Rouge a few months ago, and she's incredible.

Ella, Whitney, Mariah

Posted by Michael T. Tiger on 4/22/26 at 11:45 pm
Arguably the best trio of female singers in history. I know music is highly subjective, but there isn't anyone today for me who holds a candle to any of them.

It's frustrating to me that Mariah's career has been all but forgotten and all the majority of people seem to know is one Christmas song.

Had several Mariah videos pop up on a YouTube mix tonight, and it just feels like she should have had a more lasting impact with her career.
Was the original choice to voice the Joker in the Batman Animated Series and even recorded some before Mark Hamill took over. He also played Mozart in Amadeus on Broadway before the movie version.

Immense talent.
I was there last week (Orlando). No mention of The Mandalorian and Grogu movie that I saw.

What’s absolutely astonishing to me is how long Disney put up with the Kennedy disaster.

Last year was the 10th anniversary of The Force Awakens. Not a damn peep.

They are doing their best to let the sequel trilogy die quietly and somehow revive their investment in this franchise, but I think punching it down for a decade, including destroying the original EU, was too much.

Having Temu Leia, Han, and Luke around in Disneyland is seemingly a pilot program for Florida, and shows they still don’t know how to handle this IP. Certainly, they can’t just shutter Galaxy’s Edge and reimagine it without pissing off customers, but they are trying a band-aid approach for something that requires a nearly full amputation and restructuring.

re: Angels vs Yanks

Posted by Michael T. Tiger on 4/15/26 at 8:51 pm to
He wasn’t in position for the pop-up that the third baseman whiffed on.