Miracle on the Plains

[dallaswareagle]

Anybody watch this last night on the tide SEC Network? The most glaring omission I saw was that they never ever said it was a turd. They just said the trees were poisoned and that a "fan" did it. 

[AUChizad]

Anybody watch this last night on the tide SEC Network? The most glaring omission I saw was that they never ever said it was a turd. They just said the trees were poisoned and that a "fan" did it.

I doubt anyone doesn't know who did it.

Beats the alternative of Roll Tide/War Eagle where they made him the fucking lead role star.

[Godfather]

I doubt anyone doesn't know who did it.

Beats the alternative of Roll Tide/War Eagle where they made him the fucking lead role star.

Agree, we really don't need to keep rehashing the asshole.

[dallaswareagle]

I doubt anyone doesn't know who did it.

Beats the alternative of Roll Tide/War Eagle where they made him the fucking lead role star.

Agree, we really don't need to keep rehashing the asshole.

I agree about not bringing his name back into, but I would have liked to hear that it was a " Alabama" fan that killed the trees.

[CCTAU]

Kinda hard to not refer to him when when refer to the fanbase as whole as "The Updykes"...

[chinook]

The PNW tree strokers all know the name of the bastard who killed a living plant.

[Buzz Killington]

I am boycotting the show, because they use the plural.  There was only one "miracle" that season, and it wasn't in the last regular season game.

[Lurking Tiger]

I watched it until the end of the Iron Bowl portion. Then they brought in Finebaum for some reason. Confirms my suspicion that the writers on ESPN/SECNW don't really know southern sports. Finebaum is the Gerry Springer of sports journalists.

I don't know a single Auburn fan that can stand to listen to the guy. Yet they continue to trot his ass out whenever there is an Auburn story.

Shouldn't he be busy filming another Lord of the Rings sequel ?

[Jumbo]

I'll never watch, I'm still bitter about the Championship game.