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GooberT
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Carencro, LA |
| Biography: | |
| Interests: | LSU athletics |
| Occupation: | attorney |
| Number of Posts: | 247 |
| Registered on: | 9/30/2009 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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Rebel- I get that a lot. But why do we inflict such harsh penalties for what we did (admission/correction, I did) while playing ball. Shouldn't the test be whether (1) the young man is hurting himself) and (2) is there a competitive advantage? But I am stupid, and I'll be the first to agree.
Wonder if Saban and perhaps other coaches might-ve looked away at HB's 1/st/2nd "mishaps"?
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Not recruiting quality kids in the first place...
Coaches, Miles included, recruit some "Questionable kids" on the grounds that maybe they can help learn and turn themselves around, like HB. Kid grew up/played in tough part of N.O., but had the grades. What he did most of us over 45 did and thought nothing of it. Now, everything is a federal crime. I'd rather his violations than those of sexual nature/violent nature, etc., you get the picture. (E.g., getting drink and grabbing a young co-ed's tits. What's worse? It's about winning and the pressure we put on the coaches. Can you imagine if we had let Cecil Collins get away? I'll be crucified for this, but No.l 7 DOES NOT have a crucifiable drug problem. He has to learn that we're not in 1975 anymore, and a positive piss test for wacky weed is in this day and age a step down the path to 6 mos. in jail, instead of what used to be the same as a speeding ticket and a $35.00 fine. But, being an LSU player, all these 11 year olds whose old man payed $125.00 having a higher standard. Anyone who pays $125.00 so his kid can have a No. 7 "HB" jersey is an idiot, ab initio (to begin with).We'll find a new star, and HB, who gave us such thrills (and the pride of your school having a player receive) an invite to New York) will be forgotten). If I offend those attendees of the Universal Apostlic Baptist and Don't live Like I do, But Like I say, I simply apologize for any offense. (By the way, please don't vote for anyone who will raise my taxes $1.00 per year so maybe we can try education with these kids). Sorry again if I offend.
Thanks for remembering. Rainy nite in Gainseville....late 4th....WTF was Mauck doing in the game?
Miles is lying. I know the trainer at LSU personally. Mett was not being treated in December or January for any injury.
re: Against Alabama....
Posted by GooberT on 7/14/12 at 11:46 pm to Whiskey Richard
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We all wish you wouldn't have found the internet.
I invented the internet, dick. And pretending that we didn't blow one of the greatest chances to bring the trophy 60 miles north back to the football complex is the attitude that perpetuates failure; unless, of course, anything less than the NC every year is acceptable to you.
re: Against Alabama....
Posted by GooberT on 7/14/12 at 12:54 am to la_birdman
Birdman --- during the ESPY's, when they showed Alabama's highlites against us (and there was no reciprocity; we had NO highlites), there was audible snickering in the crowd. But again, at this point, who gives a rat's arse; we were dominated like no other team in the history of college championship game football. And being on vacation, I have nothing better than do than yank the same tired chains on the forum who actually believed that at 9-0 we were still in the game.....uh, no, we weren't, it was over, and I have absolutely refused nor will I everv watch the replay, or more accurately, the re-massacre. And this year don't matter....it will take decades, if ever, to get that scrimmage out of my mind.
re: Against Alabama....
Posted by GooberT on 7/14/12 at 12:44 am to saintsfan22
Sorry. Meant Ladrius Green, who will play slot, unless Antonio Gates refuses to drop 50 lbs. Green will, of course, be the favorite target of (horror) Jarrett Lee! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Who gives a shite?
Who gives a shite?
Against Alabama....
Posted by GooberT on 7/14/12 at 12:32 am
when the game really counted, as big an LSU fan as I am, I kinda believe we would have done better offensively with ULL's coach calling our offense than we did with Miles. If Florida sucks again this year, State's coach goes to Gainesville, and Hudspeth goes to the Bulldogs. I watched the NO Bowl; sure, it was SD State, but the Cajun QB from Lutcher was beter than either one of our two. Their tight end (Green)will start this year for cx776-oijjj..
re: Is J Lee still in the NFL?
Posted by GooberT on 7/13/12 at 10:29 pm to FightOn4ever
You'll need it. Charger O/C says Lee has chance to make squad....not just practice squad, but the team itself. Saw Jacob Hester at a retreat in Shreveport last week - says the coaches love Lee; work ethic, size, arm strength of arm, knowledge of offense,and put his chance of making squad at 70%.
As opposed to beating off half-furiously? When I was putting the wood to your girlfriend she said she had opened the shower curtain one day, and there you were, half-arse beating off. She asked you what you were doing: "Why, I', doing your job, bitch.!"
re: Is J Lee still in the NFL?
Posted by GooberT on 7/13/12 at 9:53 pm to theantiquetiger
As of today at 3:00 p.m. pacific, he is still listed on their official roster, which is comprised of players that have signed contracts for 2012 season. (even though they could get cut, traded,etc. later on).
re: Gausman signed per Gausman
Posted by GooberT on 7/13/12 at 9:44 pm to tigabait01
It'll be interesting to see how his career stacks up vs. Ben McDonald's. Whether due to injury, cold climate in early season, or whatever, Big Ben did not have a very stellar pro career. And quite frankly, if I were LSU coach, in the clutch, in a regional (or super regional which came after Big Ben had left LSU), if I had to give the ball to either for that one must win, it would be Big Ben McDonald. But here's hoping Gausman has a great career.
Why? The question was the greatest LSU Tiger ever, not the best pro post-LSU. Once a player makes the pros, his contributions to LSU on the field/court/diamond, etc are over. Further, the question posed looks at the athlete at his stage of development while at LSU, not after. Pistol Pete Maravich. Anyone who names anyone else never saw him play, and that's not to be rude, dude, but to simply state a fact. 44 a game...with 3 point line, the best estimate I've seen is 54.6 game...FOR THREE YEARS!!!!!
The greatest Tiger, in any sport, was the Pistol. Period.
Actually, we heard their coach (with two outs) telling his players to "stay off the mound". I wes three rows up, and trust me, it wasn't very loud in the Box II tonite and very easy to hear talking in their dugout.
Maybe not, but we stencil "LSU" right behind it, ( 1-2 feet?), and I really don't remember anyone doing a dogpile anywhere but on the pitcher's mound. Could be wrong.
Notice they didn't dogpile on the mound....
Posted by GooberT on 6/10/12 at 11:02 pm
I thought that showed a little class. Maybe it don't matter, but it would've been like celebrating on the insignia on the middle of the football field.
re: Worst pitcher ever to throw a complete game vs LSU
Posted by GooberT on 6/10/12 at 10:59 pm to crowbar832001
Crowbar hit it on the head (unlike our hitting it on the barell)- 1 for 33 and you can't win.
T1014 - you stole my dog!!!!! :bow:
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