Welcome To The Attitude Era, SEC Style.

#28
#28
i completely forgot about val venis. idk if hes still there or not. i picked my life up from that addiction after Chris Beniot and Eddie Guerrero began wrestling in heaven....eddie at least.
 
#29
#29
Then you don't know Hat very well...

I don't read this forum as often as some of the others I frequent, simply because this has so much material it is hard to keep up with everything, so I just try to keep up with the highlights.

I respect Hat's knowledge and opinions a lot, I have just never heard him reference the WWE, and it was kind of random. Wasn't necessarily saying it was a bad thing, just unexpected.
 
#30
#30
Lane Kiffin = Shawn Michaels

They both dealt with their respective dead weight with extreme prejudice. both have similar values. Young, cocky brash..... hot wives. Each employed a heavyweight to deal with their respective lightweight issues. Diesel = Monte Kiffin.

They want gold and will cut someone's throat to get it.
 
#32
#32
Urban Meyer, Nick Saban, and Lane Kiffin are going to collectively destroy the backslapping, tobacco chewing, provincial way the SEC has done business forever. This is not the SEC of Johnny Majors, Pat Dye, Vince Dooley, etc. anymore.

Meyer will be in the NFL within a few years, and Saban will get bored and find somewhere else to coach, like he's always done. What Kiffin does remains to be seen.

You're probably right about the rest. I think the last old-school coach that the SEC ever will have coached his final game on Saturday.
 
#33
#33
Sure is a shame somebody as smart as Hat has such pitiful taste in rasslers.

:shakehead:
 
#34
#34
The wrestling invasion has begun:

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(not me in the picture)
 
#35
#35
Just as D-X, the Rock, and Stone Cold Steve Austin helped transform wrestling from a G rated sidehow into TV-14 mainstream entertainment, Urban Meyer, Nick Saban, and Lane Kiffin are going to collectively destroy the backslapping, tobacco chewing, provincial way the SEC has done business forever. This is not the SEC of Johnny Majors, Pat Dye, Vince Dooley, etc. anymore.

Woohooo
 
#36
#36
Meyer will be in the NFL within a few years, and Saban will get bored and find somewhere else to coach, like he's always done. What Kiffin does remains to be seen.

You're probably right about the rest. I think the last old-school coach that the SEC ever will have coached his final game on Saturday.

Something tells me CLK wont be here for long either. USC job comes open, pro jobs come a calling etc. Dont see any "new" coach to a program staying longer than 5-6 years, specially if they have no ties to the university.
 
#37
#37
On a very off note, could anyone inform me why on earth the Bammers call us UcheaT? it just seems a little ironic to me....
 
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