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War Damn Eagle / Re: Tuesday Ramblins....
« Last post by GH2001 on September 21, 2023, 08:51:15 PM »All I said was, this halibut is fit for Jehovah.
He said it again!! Did you hear him?
All I said was, this halibut is fit for Jehovah.
Tuesday ramblings on a Thursday? Blasphemer! Stone him!
Ramble Ramble
Justin Ferguson is the weekly Auburn guest on our local sports talk show. There have been a lot of reports that we've got a lot of injuries coming out of this past weekend. He verified what we all knew, that Keionte Scott will be out an extended period of time, but the good news is, it appeared pretty much everyone else was back at practice by Tuesday.
The hell you talking about?I think you know that there are a lot of people on the x that I fucking hate their guts. I despise them with the kind of hate that burns in my innards. But I have always respected you, so I hope you’ll listen to my well intentioned advice.
I done heard on the TeeVee Colorado is the best team in the history of college football. They taking names. They makin' lists, bitch. It's the greatest story in the history of sports. Not just college football... ALL sports for all time. Ever. They can't lose. Unless somebody is racist.
Curious if anybody would have watched the 60 Minutes segment had the Buffs not pulled that game out day ass. That's what I really want to see. How is the college football world going to react when Colorado gets knocked down a notch or two? To his credit, he's had nothing but success since he started coaching. People are loving the circus, and riding that train as far as it will go.
But what if Oregon and/or USC take them down by 20-30 points? I have no idea if that will happen, but if it does, will anybody care about this story anymore?
I guess Deion is holding out for a late push, because if you check the 247 top 50 rankings for 2024, you won't find Colorado anywhere in there.
Curious if anybody would have watched the 60 Minutes segment had the Buffs not pulled that game out day ass. That's what I really want to see. How is the college football world going to react when Colorado gets knocked down a notch or two? To his credit, he's had nothing but success since he started coaching. People are loving the circus, and riding that train as far as it will go.
But what if Oregon and/or USC take them down by 20-30 points? I have no idea if that will happen, but if it does, will anybody care about this story anymore?