Go Appalachian st.

#27
#27
govols182 said:
I've seen lightning strike way more than twice. If you mean in the same place, well, last year it was in Ann Arbor, this year it is in Baton Rouge. I still think LSU wins though.
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My mom and dad saw it happen.

About the same time of the evening
they were traveling from Union Hill
down to Goodlettesville Pike and
while they were stopped, saw
lightening strike the house on the
hill across the road, which caught
fire and burned to the ground, twenty
years elapsed between those occurrences.

Don't know that has anything to do
with LSU/Ap St.

ESPN - From revenge to rage, intriguing games provide story lines - College Football

Aug. 30: Appalachian State at LSU
(5 p.m. ET, ESPN, ESPN360)
For only the third time in history,
two defending outright national
champions meet on the playing field.

Here is a nasty little stat:

Sept. 1: Tennessee at UCLA
(8 p.m. ET, ESPN, ESPN360)
The Volunteers travel west to open
a season for the second year in a row.
California beat the Volunteers 45-31
last season, dropping Tennessee's
record to 2-7-1 in games played in
the Golden State.
 
#29
#29
gsvol said:
My mom and dad saw it happen.

About the same time of the evening
they were traveling from Union Hill
down to Goodlettesville Pike and
while they were stopped, saw
lightening strike the house on the
hill across the road, which caught
fire and burned to the ground, twenty
years elapsed between those occurrences.

Don't know that has anything to do
with LSU/Ap St.

ESPN - From revenge to rage, intriguing games provide story lines - College Football

Aug. 30: Appalachian State at LSU
(5 p.m. ET, ESPN, ESPN360)
For only the third time in history,
two defending outright national
champions meet on the playing field.

Here is a nasty little stat:

Sept. 1: Tennessee at UCLA
(8 p.m. ET, ESPN, ESPN360)
The Volunteers travel west to open
a season for the second year in a row.
California beat the Volunteers 45-31
last season, dropping Tennessee's
record to 2-7-1 in games played in
the Golden State.
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This scares me.
 
#34
#34
tennisguy said:
Quote:
"Tennessee starters DB Brett Vinson and DT Donald Langley were suspended for the Vols' opener at UCLA for academic issue, coach Phillip Fulmer said."

They are not starters, but UCLA can think that if they want. Although Vinson could be a starter, he isn't for now.
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:eek:hmy:
 
#35
#35
One thing you might hear opening weekend in Mark Schlabath's article...

"Man, i wish that guy was our quarterback..."

LSU Coach Les Miles, as he watches Armanti Edwards
 
#37
#37
tennisguy said:
I know. They listed them as starters and they aren't, just trying to make things look worse for our team than they really are, then they spelled Vinson's name wrong. We get no respect.:no:
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give it up. The Knoxville paper screwed up BV's name worse than ESPN. They called him Brent Vincent
 
#39
#39
utvolpj said:
did you check out the govols.com link where they listed him as Brent Vincent?
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No
pe.

My boycott of KNS is complete until
Adams is gone.

No reading the rag, no buying the
parakeet cage liner, no advertising,
not even clinking the link.

The fact that they can't even get
a players name right is only further
proof that they are irrelevant,
illiterate nincompoops.

Go Ap St. if for nothing more than
the Adams factor!!!!

Interesting occurrence on the Smokey
Mountain highway.

Further investigation of the suspect
revealed he was not employed at the
KNS.

Damn I hate it when people waste good bullets.

les-miles-425w.jpg


After the Hogs but up 394 yards on
the ground in beating # 1 ranked LSU
last year, Les Miles said. “We understand
what it means.”

When McFadden's name was mentioned
the brilliant one stated; "It was hard for
us to tackle that guy."

Not mentioned was third string RB, Peyton
Hillis, had a 65-yard touchdown run, rushed
for 89 yards total and scored four touchdowns
total, including two in overtime and a key
fourth-and-10 reception for a first down in
the second overtime when anything less than
that would have ended the game with LSU
ahead, 35-28.

Les said he was surprised at that stat, he
that Peyton played for the Colts.

Miles went on to say; "This team has not
lost a game in regulation. I know it does not
mean much to you guys (media.) The point is,
in a 60 minutes game, we play as competitive
as we can be. There is not a team that we
have played that has bested us in the first
60 minutes. If you had to look at the length
and width of the game, that is how it is measured.
Then you go to overtime, and I think our overtime
system is just as flawed as any other overtime
system. It’s just the way it is and it is probably
correct. You have to decide it then where it takes
the length of the field and certain situations out
of it. It is imperfect, but a darn good system.
You tell me if there are other teams in this country
that can say that. If you just give us ties, like in
the old system, we are undefeated with two ties.
Maybe that adds up as one loss.”

CBS offered to interview him on 60 minutes
on the topic of the LSU overtime system,
Les declined he said two hours is too long
to be on TV.

narcoleptic-les-miles.jpg
 
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