Tiger Erk

Found this one in another post here: https://i.imgur.com/GZWEPPg.png

Like Billy Jack said, "I’m going to take my right foot, and I’m going to whomp you on that (pointing to the left) side of your face, and you know something? There’s not a damn thing you’re going to be able to do about it."

Billy Jack

Watched all of the highlight replays. Sometimes it's the plays that aren't highlights that are important, but it is what it is.

Early in the season Marshall was everywhere. Injury definitely affected his season. But looking at it, his time out allowed Jamar and Justin to step up into go to receivers.

Clyde is the man. So many plays that were important were made by him. Other running backs are talented and could have their moments, but have to give Clyde his props. Highlight reel year for him.

Dillion had some great moments but given the receiving corps he seems to be lost in the crowd. McRath as well. Talented receiving corps beyond starters. Sullivan seemed to be the tight end early but later games Moss takes over.

York was solid but struggled at some moments. He's a freshman so all in all a solid season.

Brennan made some solid plays. Hard to tell what they mean in mop up duty, but made some nice plays. Probably a little struggle (everything will be a struggle when compared to Burrow) next year but unlimited ceiling for senior year. Could surprise though.

Curry, Price and Emery all had nice plays but did not really have the snaps to really show what they could do.

Games were more lopsided then I remembered. Lot of points conceded by defense when games were already won.

Burrow was consistent regardless of situation. The difference between an undefeated season vs a loss or two.

If you're bored waiting for Saturday's game definitely fun to watch highlights of all games.

Talon,

Not sure where the schools are showing but here's a quick run down... NLU Monroe (when they were the Indians) in 84. After a 0.69 GPA decided it was time to get a job. UNO from 88 - 90. Wen to Panama City in 90 and decided to transfer to a school closer to the beach. Wound up picking GA Southern. Made it to Tybee once and Hilton Head once. So much for that. Graduated in 93, then went to Grad school at the other GSU (GA State).

I just missed the ERK years arriving in 90. Tim Stowers took over that year. Still got to experience a National Championship though. The Erk mystic was still in force. Had a blast at Southern... and that's going from New Orleans to Statesboro.

Reference to "better Luck" in previous years is more about how LSU was doing then. This year I think LSU can be the best its been in a while.

And can't tell you what I'd like to Brian VanGorder.

I wonder if Ford had not stepped out of bounds in OT against AL, would a 7 point AL loss have been perceived different from a 3 point loss?

LSU Alumni staying in Atlanta on Friday are meeting at the Copeland's location in Buckhead tonight at 8:30. Music, drinks, and food are on the menu.

Copelands is on Piedmont Rd b/w Peachtree and Lennox.

LINK :cheers:

Atlanta news station reported that GA Tech has accepted a bid to the Peach Bowl. Not official but they did mention that something more official could be forthcoming tomorrow.

Georgia Southern, who over the years has had success on the level of App State (never got three in a row but did win back to back championships 3 times) has been talking about making the move. I think they're crazy. I like the fact that each year we have the ooportunity to compete for a national championship...even if it is a lower level.

We'll see if we're ready in a couple of weeks against Georgia. I'm not expecting it to be pretty.