Recent content by esarmstrong

To put it in terms that some in here can understand, Indiana is the Vanderbilt of B1G football. Big difference is that Indiana already has the massive alumni support as the state's flagship university.

It happened last night in the Ole Miss/Miami game at the end of the game.

One wonders what might have been possible for Tennessee if David Moss had not been stricken down at such a young age by Cancer.

At one time, Army -- and to a much lesser extent, Navy -- was a college football "big boy". That changed after the 1950's. NIL will also impact the landscape of football in dramatic and unforeseen ways.

Ament suffers from a lack of physical strength. He gets pushed around too much against these more physical teams and it impacts the quality of his shots. It is also contributing to his turnovers, imho. I don't know if it is something that can be improved this season.

Keep them on the schedule. They are a traditional foe. Because of their prior SEC affiliation we've played them almost as much as some of the original 10 SEC teams. When we ended the series with them back in 1987 I got a little misty eyed.

I am beginning to believe that some people just like getting "punked" by trolls on the internet. How else can you explain some of the threads that are getting started on here.

Looking at the dates that those volunteers lost their lives in WWII, it would appear we lost three during leadup and the actual Battle of the Bulge and one during the breakout and drive toward Paris.

Yes.

... or more to the point, if one of our tackles doesn't miss a blocking assignment, we are a much happier bunch.

Something must change; otherwise, college football will destroy itself. I hate the current version of college football that we are being served. The only teams that will be successful are those backed by large sums of $$. As for the poll, Heupel will be here as long as he wants. Fortunately...

Glad to see it. This year's non-conference schedule is so underwhelming, this is refreshing news to me.

The actor -- Julian Beck -- was dying of cancer when he played this role. He would die just a few weeks after his parts were shot for the movie.

Just one week after Cannon's famous punt return against Ole Miss on Halloween night in Baton Rouge.

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