RebelliousGooner

This is the most WAOM thing ever. Even if the team is as good as they are going into playoffs this will tank any confidence they need to play with to win.

Do we have rebelgator outside the door of the meeting for updates?

Gonna need a Maria Sharipova Year 7 message to make me feel good again with all of the LSU smoke.

I drive this stretch of road every single day multiple times. It's not a big deal - the developers who just bought up the land and are putting a huge multi use development there want a different name for marketing purposes.

The name isn't rooted in racism, and at the same time it's not that special of a name. Of all the things to get up in arms about changing the name of a road to better market your investment seems like the last thing we should care about. The rest of the road and the municipality isn't changing. There is not some big push to change everything.

Y'all need to not get so mad over a dumb story that has little impact on anyone's life.

Basketball games go way too long. The networks need to stagger by 2:30 now because this happens all the time.

They were making some of the dumbest fouls imaginable. We can be a top 10 team if those two ever put in a consistent full game at the same time.

Malik Dia just put in a top 3 Rebel performance of all time. I’ve only been following rebel hoops since 2010, but I think you’d be hard pressed to show me more than 2 better than that.

That domestic squabble was literally the best thing to ever happen to Ole Miss basketball.

My Great Grandfather was a B-17 pilot in WWII. He was in the 303rd bomb group. He was in England and participated in the 2nd ever US daylight bombing raid in Europe. Additionally he was on the first ever bombing raid of Germany which targeted the UBoat pens in Wilhelmshaven.

On his 20th mission in May of 1943 his plane was shot down after taking significant flak damage and he was able to bail out in Northern France where he was captured.

He spent the rest of the war in Stalag Luft III before being marched to Stalag Luft VII A where they were eventually liberated.

I have his bible from POW camp with a Stalag Luft VII A stamp that means a lot to me. He lived until 2008 and I was lucky enough to know him well.

To be fair Scott got injured later in the year and didn't do too much outside of that and the Texas punt return if I remember correctly.