HereComesTreble

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If you expect a huge party you will be disappointed. It's just people wondering around looking at booths and auction items, eatting food, talking football, drinking beer, watching highlights and the band and coach come at the end.

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sounds like a great party to me.

I been 3 times, first time went late and they were outta food and beer, didnt make that mistake again. its awesome if you get there early

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that was in the spring and the pic is dated July

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Conflicting? :confused:

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Miles should cut this kid's scholarship, but that's just my opinion.

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One of the reasons that Miles cut Luther Davis's scholly was bc Luther straight up lied to miles about going visit Bama. Bell was up front about it. Admitted that he felt he at least owed Bama a visit after all "the love they were showing" him, or however the kids say it these days, with their MTV and "Compact Discs"

I got all the respect for Tebow in the world, but I thought this was a pretty funny and somewhat accurate write-up. Is he really "The greatest leader in college football ever?" I doubt it.


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In case you haven’t heard, Tim Tebow is William Wallace, Albert Schweitzer, and Frank T.J. Mackey all wrapped in one big, messy package.

Media, coaches, and everyone surrounding college football, I’m begging you to quit with the insufferable fawning and deification of Tebow like Dick Vitale and the college hoops-types like to do with Tyler Hansbrough, a marginally talented, grindy player who’ll make a nice living sitting on someone’s NBA bench. Tebow is a better football player than Hansbrough is a college basketball player, but running around and screaming “let’s go” all the time and getting in players’ faces doesn’t make him special. It makes him annoying.

Florida is loaded with high character leaders who don’t spew out clichés and high school we-got-spirit-how-bout-you caliber schlock. Tebow is a great player. A once-in-a-generation player who epitomizes everything that college football should be about? No, that’s probably Florida State’s Myron Rolle. The greatest leader in college football history? Vince Young, Tommie Frazier, Nile Kinnick, Sammy Baugh, Red Grange, Jim Brown, Jim Thorpe, and a slew of others might have something to say in that debate. Let Tebow be a special player. Let him be in the discussion of the greatest college quarterbacks ever. Don’t force anything more than that.

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I would first choose schools that actually compete, then would base my decisions as follows:

Best shot to the pros-USC (you look like an NFLer every play bc they play noone, and while the combine is important, so is hype)

Academia- Texas

College Town- UGA

Chicks- LSU/Ole Miss/ Vandy (but this is a debate for another day)

Fans- LSU (hands down)

National Championships- LSU, UF

Culture- LSU (though i doubt any real recruit looks at this)

All this factored in, personally I would stay close to home to be near family

graduated 03, year ahead of mike

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He beat Tim Couch in a quarterbacking competition thing for elite quarterbacks after his senior year at DHS.

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hmmmm... Shoulda been a sign of things to come.

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here ya go big guy, save yourself from the Germanic invasion

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This is the first time i've ever seen you on this board.

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Yea, Im a big reader, usually dont post. But im in the middle of law school finals. So anything to not study.

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all im sayin is dont be surprised if we dont win this year...

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While I think we'll win due primarily to Les's bowl record, I dont think many would be "surprised" by a loss. But a whole shitload of people would pissed