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THE SEC MENU – BBQ AND CUPCAKES
The first slate of SEC games is so embarrassing that I am tempted to just skip it. There is more lame shit and gutless behavior here than at a Glen Beck concert. LSU has a good game, as does Vandy. Mississippi State probably isn’t far out of their weight class. Other than that, the league should be ashamed. If I was ESPN, I’d want some of my money back. It is like the girl said to the flasher, “It looks like one, but I remember them being bigger.” Well this looks like a schedule, but it is just an excuse to get drunk and wear ugly clothing.
The Freshest 15 For the 2010 Season: #10
10. Arkansas – That’s right, I bought the hype. Or, am I the one that created it. I’ve seen firsthand the destruction left by Bobby Petrino both on the field as a head coach for Louisville, and in his wake after departure from the Cardinal program. He didn’t last in the NFL not only because the players were big enough to eat him, but because they made enough money to also afford disposable methods for handling human bones. That’s what scared him the most. Petrino decided to take his footballs and go back to the college level.
LSU Rocks the Past Ten Years
Editor’s Note: This is Part III in a series by contributors to The College Football Voice. Previous articles are still available on this blog and include a look at the Texas Longhorns and the Ohio State Buckeyes. Let us know what you think. Comment on the post or send an email to editor@collegefootballvoice.com. We’d love [...]
The Bowls Stop Here: Picks IV
The Bowls Stop Here: Picks IV Things are getting heavier than December northeastern snow fall in the Creek vs. Musket match-up, and for these two game pickers it seems they’re buried beneath the weight of a tractor trailer. Early tallies indicate that Musket may have sunk into early hibernation while Creek may have wondered farther [...]
Urban Renewal
In one of the strangest events of this football season, Urban Meyer quits, unquits, kind of halfway quits in a 24 hour period. Along the way he had (choose your own number of) heart attacks that he just ignores, is overstressed, loves his family (but not enough to fully commit to them) and grabs back [...]
Alabama and Numbers 1, 3 and 13
Now that we have a little down time between regular season and bowl season, let me tell you a little about my weekend. I’m sure many of you know that I have a daughter who is a student at Alabama. She’s getting married next summer and her friends in Tuscaloosa gave her a Christmas shower [...]
Creek vs. Musket
Musket (16-4, 5-0 Last Week): The Musket barrel was smoking hot after this past weekend’s games with all five targets being set-up and knocked down in succession. Apparently Richt regained contact after heavy soul searching with the AWOL guardian angel of victory that eluded him a good portion of the season. The Bulldogs decided to [...]
SEC WEST – WEEK XIV – THE SEMI-FINALS
Well, Nick Saban let me down, I didn’t go with my instincts on Houston the Nutt and try as he might, Lester couldn’t take us down. Dan Mullen showed us, as he has all year, that when the moon is aligned just right and if he crosses his eyes in a certain way, the Bulldogs [...]