After a collapse like last night, we knew we could expect alot of farking and snarking about the coaching job of Les Miles. The internet has not disappointed.
(HT to Virtual Swamp).
Also, if you want to see an old press conference which might remind Gator fans of the Zooker, click here.
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King Kaufman, the excellently sarcastic sports columnist for Salon, offers us his take on the LSU defeat today. With his tongue firmly planted in his cheek, he opines that if an LSU victory no doubt would have been heralded as uplifting to the downtrodden and displaced Katrina survivors, then should the press be talking about how the Tigers really let the survivors down. He offers us this fake quote which should have been reported this morning:
“I know it’s only a football game, but I was really counting on LSU to lift me up in my hour of need, give me a little joy, and then they go and give up 17 unanswered points. Thanks a lot.”
Give the people what they want, and they’ll come running like a herd of elephants in heat. One unfortunate and slightly disgruntled NC State fan found this out the hard way when he started a website, firechuckamato.com. Click to see as frantic a surrender flag as you’ll see on the internets.
Who’s hot? Who’s not? The bulls and bears are everywhere this week in our ESDBS Mad Money review.
“Trojans are still very popular amongst college students. I say buy more!”
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If you’ve been a college football fan, then you know what the LSU fans felt like last night. But if you are not a passionate fan, we thought we’d try to help you understand the torment of the tiger’s faithful and what this look feels like:
Blake Mitchell suffered a high ankle sprain in the third quarter of the game on Saturday against Troy. Consequently, he is doubtful for the matchup against Auburn this week leaving those duties to Antonio Heffner. Leave it to the Head Ball Coach to look at the bright side:
The way our pass protection is right now, I don’t know if Blake could last anyway
Another one of my childhood rerun favorites has passed away. I’m getting misty just thinking about the Nude Bomb. Rest in Peace Don Adams. We here at EDSBS will miss you… by that much.
Orson Swindle and Stranko Montana are two men pushing thirty who should know better than to run a college football blog, but evidently don't. Both graduated from the University of Florida, and both agree that college football is far too important to be left to the professionals.
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