alabamajack
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Disaster in the pasture made me laugh out loudFor my Barner friends, Disaster in the Pasture or Meltdown in Cowtown!
Disaster in the pasture made me laugh out loudFor my Barner friends, Disaster in the Pasture or Meltdown in Cowtown!
You are a product of Daniel Moore.For my Barner friends, Disaster in the Pasture or Meltdown in Cowtown!
You are a product of Daniel Moore.
He'll just cheat and put it on a coffee cup.Good stuff! Better trademark it.
100% with you @TerryP This is so Barnerish....Bad: I hate people trying to "name this play" like they did with the Kick Six. 2nd and 26 got on my nerves...
Okay.100% with you TerrP. This is so Barnerish....
I did lol. Yeah I know that just typing quickly.Okay.
You have to add the @
And then spell the username correctly...
I'm dyslexic and type at around 70 words a minute.I did lol. Yeah I know that just typing quickly.
100% with you @TerryP P. This is so Barnerish....
No offense taken. It is a fansight board not life or death.Do what!?! With as much as you talk about the past and how those spirits and mystique help us today, that's as fan boy as it gets. Very Georgia if you ask anyone that knows the fan base. No offense, but I don't think you're in any space to be talking down about naming winning moments and such.
No offense taken. It is a fansight board not life or death.
BTW I do not know the UGA fanbase. Never been a need to follow them historically. Until Smart they always found a way to fall short. I do know the barner fanbase and they live for this kind of stuff.
What you call mystique I call tradition and culture of winning. The foundation of that tradition of course is talent, coaching, hard work and organizational structure/support.
Lets just agree that we want the Tide to Roll this weekend and hand the puppies a loss.
Yeah I recall the Bear and his National Championships along with his core teachings/values and how he prepared his teams for moments like this.Exactly, that tradition was built on moments like this. Just like players or units get nicknames, moments get those as well. When you talk about a specific play in the 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, or 2000's you just gonna explain the whole play or if you say "2nd and 26" everyone will know? Pretty sure you use "Bear" a lot to notate a figure in Alabama history, so 4th and 31 is no different to me.
They will have to renumber US Hwy 431 through Opelika.
I suppose the REC is already at work on that.How long will it take them to put & between the 4 and the 31?