cvilletiger

I got run off the road on a trip to Tennessee, but then I had "Nothing Sucks Like a Big Orange" written on my back window.

From mid 3rd quarter on Miles didn't have playchart in hand. So either Crowton was calling plays at end of game w/o interference from miles or Les told him we're going to run from the I the rest of the game.

actually if you noticed from the mid 3rd quarter on Miles didn't have a play chart in his hand. So that would make you think the calls were actually coming from Crowton

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Game on direct tv
I emailed them earlier and asked what the deal was with getting CST. Still awaiting a response. BUt to answer your question......unfortunately, no.

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Bet you'll get a response something like this

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Response (Leslie Di. - 100152175) - 05/24/2010 05:23 PM Dear Customer,

Thanks for taking the time to write us. I see you've been with us for several years and I would like to let you know that we appreciate your business.

I completely understand how important the sporting events on Cox Sports Gulf South are to you. We don't carry Cox Sports Gulf South right now and we don't currently have plans to add it to our lineup. However, we value your opinions about our programming, so I have forwarded your request to DIRECTV management, who review every suggestion, inquiry and complaint for trends from our most important customers to determine what channels should be considered.

In addition, whenever we add channels to our lineup, we release a statement to the press, so keep an eye on the news to find out about the newest channels or visit our web site at directv.com/pr.

We're glad you're one of our loyal customers. It's feedback like yours that helps us remain America's #1 Satellite provider.

Thanks again for writing. We thank you for your continued support!

Sincerely,

Leslie D. - 100152175
DIRECTV Customer Service

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