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You live in Mssippi. Too late.Don't think racism is funny. Love engaging with you, but not on this.
You live in Mssippi. Too late.Don't think racism is funny. Love engaging with you, but not on this.
Perhaps. A history to live down, but no point in making things worse.You live in Mssippi. Too late.
Really? Ask a certain scotus nominee if he thinks wrestling with teenaged girls is humorous.Everything has been made funny.
Which part are you from?There you go again. Fortunately, by now the entire board knows what you are full of. However, even I have to admit that I feel sorry for people from Starkville.
The more populous south that shares culture with New Orleans and Mobile. My Dad was a MSU grad, so I usually root for them when they are not playing the Gators.Which part are you from?
I’m in the same area. It’s not too bad. Wish the water was safer to swim in though.The more populous south that shares culture with New Orleans and Mobile. My Dad was a MSU grad, so I usually root for them when they are not playing the Gators.
True story: I was on the MSU campus for a meeting. Walked across campus for breakfast one Saturday morning when I was almost run over by a young man on an ATV, his shotgun across the handlebars and his girlfriend behind with both arms around him. Quite a sight. Aggie jokes are fair game. The blatant vulgarity is a trifle tedious.
Really? Ask a certain scotus nominee if he thinks wrestling with teenaged girls is humorous.
I guess that explains Buchanon.It seems that McCoy is done for the year. I believe a knee injury.
We have a fish camp on the Pascagoula River. Everyone swims in the filthy water. Houseboats up river. Doesn't seem to hurt them. Not for me, but I sure do love the fishing.I’m in the same area. It’s not too bad. Wish the water was safer to swim in though.
We have a fish camp on the Pascagoula River. Everyone swims in the filthy water. Houseboats up river. Doesn't seem to hurt them. Not for me, but I sure do love the fishing.
MSU is a similar team to Muschamp's gators. They are tough to play when they have a lead because they have a sound overall ground game. They also have very good pass rushers. Easily the best we will have faced up until this point. If you can get a lead on them
and make them play from behind it makes them play from a point of weakness. Which is their passing game . I believe Dan knows this, and will devise a game plan around it with Grantham.
Interesting you bring up Muschamp, because one of the few things he well in a game (I mean - in ONE game) will have to be done from the start Saturday night. That was the TAMU game in 2012, TAMU's first SEC game ever, at TAMU, on CBS. Manziel was lighting up our defense the entire first half with his runs (similar to what Fitzgerald can do), and although the score was relatively close, I believe we were losing at the half.
I remember reading afterwards that during halftime, Muschamp and his D-Coord (who was THAT in 2012?) explained to the players that they were not staying in their gaps, not sticking to their assignments. Once they did that in the second half, they shut down Manziel's running lanes, forcing either their RBs to run, or Manziel to pass, and by doing that, the team shut down TAMU's O in the second half, enabling us to win.
Fitzgerald is a running QB. Our D looked like they were sticking to their assignments in shutting down the Vols' running game Saturday night, and they're gonna have to do it again this Saturday to be successful against Fitzgerald and the Bulldogs. They do that, and I think we win.
I need a safe space from all the humorous smack talk. You Jive Turkey!Everything has been made funny.
Interesting you bring up Muschamp, because one of the few things he well in a game (I mean - in ONE game) will have to be done from the start Saturday night. That was the TAMU game in 2012, TAMU's first SEC game ever, at TAMU, on CBS. Manziel was lighting up our defense the entire first half with his runs (similar to what Fitzgerald can do), and although the score was relatively close, I believe we were losing at the half.
I remember reading afterwards that during halftime, Muschamp and his D-Coord (who was THAT in 2012?) explained to the players that they were not staying in their gaps, not sticking to their assignments. Once they did that in the second half, they shut down Manziel's running lanes, forcing either their RBs to run, or Manziel to pass, and by doing that, the team shut down TAMU's O in the second half, enabling us to win.
Fitzgerald is a running QB. Our D looked like they were sticking to their assignments in shutting down the Vols' running game Saturday night, and they're gonna have to do it again this Saturday to be successful against Fitzgerald and the Bulldogs. They do that, and I think we win.
We have a fish camp on the Pascagoula River. Everyone swims in the filthy water. Houseboats up river. Doesn't seem to hurt them.