Hugh Freeze (HC Auburn)

[Woody1968]

Perhaps it was the 54-part series "Greatest Moments in Ole Miss Football".

(Note: The last time they lost less than 4 games was 1992, last time they lost less than 3 games was 1971. Rotten Tomatoes gives it 95%)

i'm sure this banner will be on the video (note, they have NEVER been to the SEC CG)

They did lose only 3 games in 2003, but that loss to Memphis must count twice. What makes it even more funny is that both Eli and Peyton lost to Memphis during their college careers.

 

[Nutriaitch]

They did lose only 3 games in 2003, but that loss to Memphis must count twice. What makes it even more funny is that both Eli and Peyton lost to Memphis during their college careers.

We had to listen all year about how Eli was going to lead them to the promised land.
Eli was the chosen one. Eli bolted from Louisiana to return to holy land. He was going to win the SEC in fulfillment of the prophecy.
Eli, Eli, Eli.

I laughed for at least a month when he fell on his ass crushing their [strike]best ever[/strike] only shot at even making it to Atlanta.

 

[scooter1369]

Oxford Mississippi is a very lovely town in the fall, actually all year round, especially if you have money to throw around and the ladies are lovely.

I'm sure a lot of young athletes do have money throw around. now.

 

[MaliBuckeye]

We had to listen all year about how Eli was going to lead them to the promised land.
Eli was the chosen one. Eli bolted from Louisiana to return to holy land. He was going to win the SEC in fulfillment of the prophecy.
Eli, Eli, Eli.

I laughed for at least a month when he fell on his ass crushing their [strike]best ever[/strike] only shot at even making it to Atlanta.

As an outsider to the SEC, it certainly did seem that there was a lot of attention paid to Eli's ability to bring Old Miss back late in the game for come from behind victories.

And not much attention paid to the fact that it was Eli who got them in the position to be behind on the scoreboard late in those same games.

 

[LovelandBuckeye]

As an outsider to the SEC, it certainly did seem that there was a lot of attention paid to Eli's ability to bring Old Miss back late in the game for come from behind victories.

And not much attention paid to the fact that it was Eli who got them in the position to be behind on the scoreboard late in those same games.

That doesn't sell like Eli is the next great QB. I cannot wait to hear Nutri's stories if Ole Miss keeps the status quo after this receruiting class.

 

[Nutriaitch]

not football related, but needs to be pointed out.

on Feb. 7th, the state of Mississippi ratified the 13th amendment to the US Constitution. This officially outlaws the practice of slavery.

that would be Feb 7, 2013!


more proof that i'm not joking when I say this is a backwoods state that is at least a century behind the rest of the country.

 

[Muck]

I love LA vs MS smack. It's kinda when guys from Turkmenistan start going on about how backwards them Uzbeks are over on the other side of the border.

 

[Nutriaitch]

I love LA vs MS smack. It's kinda when guys from Turkmenistan start going on about how backwards them Uzbeks are over on the other side of the border.

in Louisiana, we know who we are and where we stand.
we're fat, racist, poor, un-educated, have shitty roads, and corrupt politicians.
we know this and don't even pretend to sugar coat it or lie about it.

Mississippi is actually worse than Louisiana is just about every one of those categories.
Only they think they're best on the planet in those same categories.

 

[Muck]

I was also reminded of the line in the movie Bernie where one of the Carthage, TX residents states "White wine with fish?! All they know in San Augustine is warm beer and mudcat." The two towns are 50 miles apart.

All joking aside is there a social/economic/health category where Mississippi isn't dead last?

Louisiana scores points in the food & music categories

 

[ScriptOhio]

The Ole Miss recruiting coordinator:

:tongue2:

 

[Nutriaitch]

All joking aside is there a social/economic/health category where Mississippi isn't dead last?

I can't think of any.

and like you said at least Louisiana has food and music for it.

heck, and I can't think of anything Mississippi contributes to the US.
Louisiana also produces a chit load of sugar and oil.

Mississippi is to the US what August is to the calendar.
Hot and muggy. no holiday to celebrate. and the rest of us would all be better off without it.

 

[TDunk]

I can't think of any.

and like you said at least Louisiana has food and music for it.

heck, and I can't think of anything Mississippi contributes to the US.
Louisiana also produces a chit load of sugar and oil.

Mississippi is to the US what August is to the calendar.
Hot and muggy. no holiday to celebrate. and the rest of us would all be better off without it.

You probably don't get to see this commercial, so enjoy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FidIIQO6ZY

 

[Buckeye Maniac]

I can't think of any.

and like you said at least Louisiana has food and music for it.

heck, and I can't think of anything Mississippi contributes to the US.
Louisiana also produces a chit load of sugar and oil.

Mississippi is to the US what August is to the calendar.
Hot and muggy. no holiday to celebrate. and the rest of us would all be better off without it.

But August has the start of the school year, and Mississippi clearly doesn't want anything to do with that.

 

[redguard117]

in Louisiana, we know who we are and where we stand.
we're fat, racist, poor, un-educated, have [Mark May]ty roads, and corrupt politicians.
we know this and don't even pretend to sugar coat it or lie about it.

Don't hold back on us now

In all seriousness, I'm actually a fan of Louisiana. Great weather, hot Southern belles, great food and they're not half bad at football.

 

[Nutriaitch]

You probably don't get to see this commercial, so enjoy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FidIIQO6ZY

yeah we get those commercials down here too.


they gotta beg people to go to the Mississippi Coast.
hell, even the weather channel just calls it "the land mass between New Orleans and Mobile"