McGregor

Thank you

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Go to Northport and bring a few empty gallon jugs

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no need for that. They sell it by the gallon. I have one in the fridge at all times. I need to re-up on my next visit. It's $25 or $30, can't recall.

The Ala Miami game in '77 was the first one I remember really although I'm sure I went to some before that as we lived in town then. I was 7.
I remember the Kentucky basketball game the prior year or some of attending.

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Trial goes to jury

Got dunked on by Todd Kinchen, WELL! And I was pretty good. ha I was a little younger than him.

Remember when you didn't clean your room and make your bed like the military, they'd pair you up with others that failed and you had to do a skit? Some of that was pretty funny.

I went in like '86 and '87?

Hard to remember much of it.

The Kai/NYT trial update. Today will be day 7.

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I do not like this one bit. I don't care about the heckling at the game as much as our own students on the strip.

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"It was the first time I've ever been heckled like that," he told the jury. "There were people screaming my name and number, saying I was a killer and a murderer. ... I was really just hurt. All of those people are strangers and don't know who you are."

The heckling wasn't limited to faceless fans in the crowd, either.

Spears told the jury about one incident in particular where he was walking along The Strip to get something to eat at Chipotle Mexican Grill.

"I was walking alone," Spears said. "I knew they were kind of fraternity dudes and they were across the street. They recognized me and these are my fellow students and they're screaming at me that I'm a killer in public on The Strip."

The unrelenting pressure began to affect his ability to focus that spring semester and his grades began to suffer, Spears said, resulting in the freshman having to drop the only class of his college career when his marks started to slip.

When asked about how he felt after it was revealed that it was Lee in the car with Miller, Spears testified that it didn't provide much relief.

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Punks

Athletes were pretty revered when I was in school there. You'd wait and talk your shite about someone when you get back to your apartment.

Yep attended Dixie Camp several years

Got dunked on by Todd Kitchen, amazing athlete

My one memory of him is yelling at this 5 year old son like a maniac at the camp, felt bad for him. Maybe just a bad day for pops.

is that real? I really hope so. :lol:

I mean, it takes A LOT to pull all SEC fans together. Way to go Jayden!

There are places to park where you can get out fast. Stop parking wherever you are parking and I'm not saying you are wrong in your experiences but look around. Look behind the Coliseum, not the other way, not the parking decks, not the soccer fields.

That place rocks when it matters. It gets more shite than it should. We are really good at home, probably top 7-8 last 5 years. I'm starting to like folks whining about it, embrace it. What can you do?

As far as viewing experience, and if you don't have season tix, buy tix in the end zones. You'll get closer to the court for your money. It's not even close.

One of passes he threw in the Rose Bowl against Alabama that they showed during the NFL draft when he was coming out bounced off a defensive players helmet and they kept talking about such a great throw

I’ve been to Madison Square Garden one time to see the Knicks play. We sat on the second row behind the goal, mid 90’s
Butter bean sat beside us and was a nice guy, bought me a beer.