Tigerpaul1969

I remember some comment about room temperature IQ people believing that the SEC would get slapped and thinking, first, if someone is wrong about it, it’s not because they have a low IQ, it’s because they don’t understand the process, and second, whoever said that is an idiot. Anyone who presumes to know exactly what will happen in a courtroom during an injunctive proceeding doesn’t know shite about the process because courts (judges) are generally free to act as they see fit within reason. That’s why it is equitable relief.

SUCK FANKEY!

Can’t wait to see Christian Bale’s performance of Al Davis.

Given the recent WBB drama, I would like to see Vladimir Putin.

1982 - one of the biggest underachieving teams we ever had. Took one of the great Nebraska teams to the wire. Beat the Bear and crushed Bobby Bowden, but lost to John Bond and Reggie Reginelli.

84 to 86- all of the Arnsparger teams had incredible defenses but the offenses were always hit and miss.

Just wanted to include some of the older squads. I’m too young to remember that great 69-70 run. I was born in 69.

Tyrann Mathieu v #3 Arkansas and then v UGA in the title game the following week.

I know this will eventually change, but it is wild to think that no non-Big 6 school has ever won an SEC title game…34 years.

Well, the creator of the show (David Simon) loved New Orleans so much, he created a whole other series about it post Katrina called Treme. One of the main characters of season one played by John Goodman was a professor at Tulane and several times referenced the rivalry between LSU and Tulane.

Even though we’ve won a few recently, they’re almost always battles. This is one of the great unsung series in college football since the early 50s. The only time it got lopsided was when Spurrier was kicking the crap out of us every year to prove a point. I’ve said the same thing about the Auburn series which started in earnest when we went to divisions in 1992.

Two classic series that are going away because of “progress.”

Urban with Tebow at Florida. He burned out fast after Tebow left.

Record without Timmy: 17-8
Record with Timmy: 48-7 with 2 National titles, one Heisman trophy and another unbeaten regular season

Also he had Alex Smith for his two years at Utah and went 22-2.

In researching, it reminded me how dominant he was at OSU: 83-9; 54-4 in the Big 10!