Re: The official LSU vs. BAMA BCS NCG thread
Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2012 12:01 pm
That's a good question. I'm leaving now.
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No, I abhor the SEC's culture of winning above all-else. Student-athlete has no legitimate meaning in the South, it is simply a facade so that all yall Gumps can feel some sort of level of dominance over others by vicariously living through the achievements of teenage boys and then gloating about it on the message boards of a team that has no current relevance to your team (well, if it weren't for the fact that you're a bieber fan...).tidefan1 wrote:No hug needed. Just baffles me that some people don't want to watch the game just because someone doesn't score 40 points.
Most definitely. Losers are gum on your shoe & don't deserve respect. Whatever floats their boat! Works for them in recruiting & BCS games.karlhungis wrote:It's called pandering to your audience.MFRDuckFan wrote:Definite differences in coaching styles of Miles vs. Kelly as Chip would never diss any past opponents (win or lose). I know tunnel vision can happen during these games and it's obvious the SEC has their own world but Kelly would never say anything bad about any teams they've played. Miles quotes about this game being "big boy football" & "Is Alabama the best team LSU has played. "Yes. Absolutely." Says of the Tide: "They play hard. They work hard. They're willing to pay that price. I don't answer that question very well, just so you know."
It's very disappointing but I guess if you win games & get to the title game, you don't have to give a rip about sportsmanship.
http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2012 ... s_con.html
That might matter if you actually graduated from the school Harveytidefan1 wrote:Just trolling....According to US New & World Report rankings, Oregon is ranked 101 and Alabama is ranked 75. So much for your "hillbilly, redneck, stupid, etc." argument. Also, LSU is WAY down at 128.
Big difference between scoring 40 and watching a soccer game. And lets be honest, that's what the last game was. Well, sort of. I think the player in red was thinking too hard about the date with his sister after the game to concentrate enough to kick a ball into a net.tidefan1 wrote:No hug needed. Just baffles me that some people don't want to watch the game just because someone doesn't score 40 points.
Ever watch how many goals are missed in an actual soccer/futbol match?UofO8 wrote:Big difference between scoring 40 and watching a soccer game. And lets be honest, that's what the last game was. Well, sort of. I think the player in red was thinking too hard about the date with his sister after the game to concentrate enough to kick a ball into a net.tidefan1 wrote:No hug needed. Just baffles me that some people don't want to watch the game just because someone doesn't score 40 points.
Couldn't find the door? Troll on tide!tidefan1 wrote:That's a good question. I'm leaving now.
Um. Lets break this down, Mr. Hurt Feelings.tidefan1 wrote:It really doesn't surprise me that many of you don't want to watch the game. Besides....the Arena league is about to start up soon. You'll watch that but neglect to watch some REAL football? Typical left coast hippies.
MFRDuckFan wrote:Definite differences in coaching styles of Miles vs. Kelly as Chip would never diss any past opponents (win or lose). I know tunnel vision can happen during these games and it's obvious the SEC has their own world but Kelly would never say anything bad about any teams they've played. Miles quotes about this game being "big boy football" & "Is Alabama the best team LSU has played. "Yes. Absolutely." Says of the Tide: "They play hard. They work hard. They're willing to pay that price. I don't answer that question very well, just so you know."
It's very disappointing but I guess if you win games & get to the title game, you don't have to give a rip about sportsmanship.
http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2012 ... s_con.html
Like I said, when you're in the heat of media day & you have tunnel vision, that's what happens. I'm saying that it's just a difference in coaching styles and for the Ducks, it rolls to the current players. You never see any Facebook, Twitter or media quotes (except for Cliff Harris about "our little brother") that ever disparages the other team or for that matter, any team whether they've played them or not. It's just how he rolls!Bud Lee wrote:MFRDuckFan wrote:Definite differences in coaching styles of Miles vs. Kelly as Chip would never diss any past opponents (win or lose). I know tunnel vision can happen during these games and it's obvious the SEC has their own world but Kelly would never say anything bad about any teams they've played. Miles quotes about this game being "big boy football" & "Is Alabama the best team LSU has played. "Yes. Absolutely." Says of the Tide: "They play hard. They work hard. They're willing to pay that price. I don't answer that question very well, just so you know."
It's very disappointing but I guess if you win games & get to the title game, you don't have to give a rip about sportsmanship.
http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2012 ... s_con.html
Coach Les is not in the habit of putting down other teams...and…honestly, I do not think he was doing that here. He talked y’all up big before and after the game and I think that is all he is doing here. Also, you can’t really blame him for saying Bama is the toughest team that we have played this year since they are the only team that came close to beating us.