Don't get me started on UCLA and Cal fans. I find Auburn fans to be quite amusing with their get-ups and use of a tiger tail around their canes. I'll learn more about all the other major SEC games when they come to BDS this upcoming season, like LSU, UT, UGA and Arky, but please, don't get me started on UCLA or Cal fans. They're just flat out rude and...too liberal/socialist to even have a decent tailgate with.
Reading this and then seeing your name makes me wonder if you have a troubled past
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Hahaha, elaborate your post please. I haven't had the fortunate upbringing that was all Alabama, all the time. Really, really, really hard to get that kind of upbringing when roughly 80% of my family (including parents) have either attended and graduated from, or currently attending, USC. Having said that, I've had my share of Pac-10 games, and aside from USC-ND games or marquee USC-OOC games, I've had more fun going Alabama games than any other USC game I've attended. If only Alabama would just be more dominant would it be a better experience.Reading this and then seeing your name makes me wonder if you have a troubled past
I prefer Snakes take on it: "They talk about the Alabama family not being reasonable and realistic. Well hell no, we're not supposed to be reasonable and realistic. We're Alabama -- we're supposed to be the best."
Think about it, its a wedding she was attending, people are there who she knows and who know her. Someone mentions she works for Nick Saban at Alabama....its not that hard to piece together how this could happen. She doesn't need decals or a flag saying "I work for Nick Saban"...for someone to know she works for him.
But it could have been anyone. Maybe some punk kids who thought it would be cool to slash tires? Maybe it was someone she had personal issues with? There is no way to prove it had anything to do with her working for Saban. Plus I read that her tires weren't even slashed, someone let the air out of them.
That sir is called coonass logic. It doesnt matter that the car with Alabama plates on it in a sea of Louisiana plates was the one rendered inoperatable it was simply a random hit by some prankster.
I heard that story on Slimebaum today. A woman called saying that her son and another little girl from his class had been designated ABC33/40 (the local ABC affiliate) honorary reporters. After the regular sleaze media asked their pointed questions the timekeepers asked if the kids could ask Coach some questions, and he gladly obliged. The lady didn't say what the questions were, but he answerd them very graciously, and then commended the two kids by saying those were the best questions he had received all day, and then he shook their hands and left. Does that sound like the foul mouthed monster that ESPN and Kevin "tiger" Scarbinsky wants us to think is the coach at UA?
So we should just assume it was an LSU fan to make the fanbase look bad? Nice logic.
thanks that warms my heart.I hereby decree that, when criticizing LSU fans, we add an obligatory "excepting, of course, our own LSU members."
