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Wayne (138.26.199.131) on 11/30/2007 - 12:20 p.m. says: ( 49 views , 1 likes )

"Is a stable program? An above average "

Edited by Author at 11/30/2007 - 1:23 p.m.

winning %?  a 13-0 season?  A stocked team for the next 2 years?  Academic success in the football program?  Very little trouble off the field? Remember USC, OSU and all those supposed "better programs" don't have to beat LSU and then UF, UT, or UGA to win their conference . . . they don't have to play the schedule we do to get to "success" . . . Tubs has lost some games that make you scratch your head . . . he has won more "HOW THE HELL DID WE DO THAT" games . . . Dye did the same . . . '84 and '85 Iron Bowl come to mind . . . they all do unless they play a schedule where they only have to "get up" 2 times a year. We won a MNC in 2004 and anyone that says we did not, and is not willing to credit Tubs with such, can KISS MY ASS!!! I don't see a coach in our history that has been more successful in a more competitive SEC era . . .   CONTEXT ADDED BY ADMIN: END OF CONTEXT winning %?  a 13-0 season?  A stocked team for the next 2 years?  Academic success in the football program?  Very little trouble off the field? Remember USC, OSU and all those supposed "better programs" don't have to beat LSU and then UF, UT, or UGA to win their conference . . . they don't have to play the schedule we do to get to "success" . . . Tubs has lost some games that make you scratch your head . . . he has won more "HOW THE HELL DID WE DO THAT" games . . . Dye did the same . . . '84 and '85 Iron Bowl come to mind . . . they all do unless they play a schedule where they only have to "get up" 2 times a year. We won a MNC in 2004 and anyone that says we did not, and is not willing to credit Tubs with such, can KISS MY ASS!!! I don't see a coach in our history that has been more successful in a more competitive SEC era . . .

-- I rise to urge the Congress to think twice before thrusting this nation into a war without merit – one fraught with the danger of escalating into something no American will be pleased with. Thomas Jefferson once said: "Never was so much false arithmetic employed on any subject as that which has been employed to persuade nations that it is in their interests to go to war. - Ron Paul Sept. 4, 2002

• Is a stable program? An above average Wayne 11/30/2007 - 12:20 p.m.

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