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Re: Wonerful news re: "Jim from Tuscallosa" Jim was a plant from the word go.

Listening to Dave Rowe is like listening to a smart 4-year old.

#55 comes to mind If memory serves, Derrick Thomas wasn't the biggest of LB's. He seemed to do pretty well, huh? What an absolute nightmare for opposing DC's!

Frannie, Thanks for leaving me to do the dirty work in Tuscaloosa, and then using me as the fall guy in College Station. Anything to make your sorry, worthless fat butt look good--what are friends for, right? Carl T. P.S. Here's a magic trick for you to amaze your phony friends with: It's...

Leighton's Own If Ozzie is asked, he'll come back. I think he'd be a GREAT choice, for several reasons.

Fly em! No-Brainer. It's a marketing tool that few can even come close to...Let's use it to our advantage.

Fight Back Absolutely. If you want a measure of satisfaction regarding his shallow, self-serving tactics, stop listening. (or reading him, for that matter) I took the plunge about a year ago and the water's just fine. Imagine if the Bama Nation exited his show en masse...hmmmm

I know it's probably been covered, but how did we get into this situation? We just now regained our schollys, and we're back to restricted numbers.

Yuuuh tahkabout yer big gaammes, Yuuuh tahkabout yer big game announ---cerrrrrs, Yuuuh tahkabout yer retirements.... I'll miss Chris, and, yes, some of us are getting old...

I'd go with Bryant, Namath, Derrick Thomas, and Shaun. That's something for everyone! Hard to narrow it down to four, but these are tough to beat.

Curry left because he wanted to The Good: *3-0 against Tennesee *3-0 against Penn State *10-2 final season, Sugar Bowl berth Theses are very noteworthy accomplishments. The Bad: *0-3 against the barn *Left us hanging for 2 weeks, during prime recruiting period. (Maybe a little knife in the...

Re: 1993 Sugar Bowl revisited Thanks for the clarification; I was pretty wound up at the time.

1993 Sugar Bowl revisited Wasn't this the guy that gave Derrick Lassic a 15-yarder for casually giving the ball a spin while he was flat on his back? He was close to the goal line, as I recall, and cost us points. I'd say this guy's fairly well on the "anal" side of the equation. A "book"...

I thought Taylor was out of eligibility.

The players I saw did seem very high in the character department. We were in line at Coleman when the signing ended, but Jimmy Johns and Jeffrey Dukes humbly signed on the sidewalk for some time. Had a chance meeting with Big Andre, he signed and posed with me for a picture. He's one big dude...

Yeah, he looked lost all day. Some of the over-throws were from very close range, too.

I only saw him play his heart out to win week after week, No way I think anyone should question the manner in which he did it. Absolutely. Walter was tough and determined. I always liked him a lot.

Thank God for Mississippi!

Got to be Limestone Correctional, just outside of Huntsville.

Remember what happened the last time they won 4 in a row from us? We proceeded to win 7 of the next 10, including two SEC's and a NC. I'm not predicting an exact repeat of history, just illustrating that it's very possible to shift the momentum. We could very possibly have a higher-ranked...