Bigger Douche? LSU or UF

[EllisHugh]

A&M is on Thanksgiving as well, so the short week makes it even worse.

Not sure why the Gator fans are being so snippy in this thread.

What's up? I was beginning to think you weren't going to come.

 

[lastfan]

What's up? I was beginning to think you weren't going to come.

I was taking a little break, and when I took a look at the site today it looked like a shitstorm. I thought perhaps the mass exodus was due to folks being distraught over my absence; however, if I'm honest, a minor website issue may have played a very small part in people leaving as well.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

I was taking a little break, and when I took a look at the site today it looked like a shitstorm. I thought perhaps the mass exodus was due to folks being distraught over my absence; however, if I'm honest, a minor website issue may have played a very small part in people leaving as well.

 

[EllisHugh]

I was taking a little break, and when I took a look at the site today it looked like a shitstorm. I thought perhaps the mass exodus was due to folks being distraught over my absence; however, if I'm honest, a minor website issue may have played a very small part in people leaving as well.

Yeah, they have it worked out now though. There's quite a few of us here.....some all in and some splitting time.

 

[lastfan]

Hey buddy, nice to see ya again. How are things?

 

[lastfan]

Yeah, they have it worked out now though. There's quite a few of us here.....some all in and some splitting time.

I didn't even log in, I was lurking to see what was going on and I saw a ton of complaints on the apparent post limit.

This place looks pretty nice - some heritage rivals posters in this thread aren't really making us newbies look very good.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Hey buddy, nice to see ya again. How are things?

Going good thank you. I'm sure glad you made it. We sent people back over to Rivals to bring you to the other side but I wasn't sure if you had gotten the word yet or not. Good to have ya here.

 

[ktg8trgrl]

I was taking a little break, and when I took a look at the site today it looked like a shitstorm. I thought perhaps the mass exodus was due to folks being distraught over my absence; however, if I'm honest, a minor website issue may have played a very small part in people leaving as well.

just a smidgy bit.. but dont let it stop you from joining in

 

[lastfan]

Going good thank you. I'm sure glad you made it. We sent people back over to Rivals to bring you to the other side but I wasn't sure if you had gotten the word yet or not. Good to have ya here.

I guess I got lucky finding a functional link this evening.

Thanks for the welcome.

 

[EllisHugh]

I didn't even log in, I was lurking to see what was going on and I saw a ton of complaints on the apparent post limit.

This place looks pretty nice - some heritage rivals posters in this thread aren't really making us newbies look very good.

This is a cool spot. Privileges get unlocked at 100 posts so get to it.

 

[lastfan]

This is a cool spot. Privileges get unlocked at 100 posts so get to it.

Hmmm.... Sounds kinky. Is this one of those happy ending type things?

 

[EllisHugh]

Hmmm.... Sounds kinky. Is this one of those happy ending type things?

You'll hear a knock at the door when you hit 100. You want to answer that knock.

 

[Heatles84]

No it won't ..they have a lost game insurance policy which will pay for the buyout

Rescheduling Tigers-Gators could be difficult

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LSU surely would rather not play three straight league games on the road, especially considering the last one, against the Aggies, is during a shortened week. It also would mean giving up a home game and losing revenue for the school and the city.

So the Tigers are likely to push for a cancellation of the game.

The SEC has an insurance policy that covers lost game revenue for all 14 schools, but it's unclear how much it would cover in this scenario.
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Georgia and USCe pushed their game back until Sunday where the hurricane will be closer. What's the gators excuse?

 

[8085sooner]

Could you imagine the shit storm if I had posted this over at Rivals???

 

[4down20]

Could you imagine the shit storm if I had posted this over at Rivals???

I can honestly say - nope, not a clue.

 

[8085sooner]

This thread proves one thing. This board does not have anywhere near as many FSU fans. Those guys need to get there ass over here. This thread would have been 50 pages by now

 

[Deathroll]

Miami and FSU are playing and there won't be a police presence.

South Carolina and Georgia rescheduled their games for Sunday. So what does having state personnel have to do with anything?

Foley as usual looks like a giant puss. He comes out with all of the bull shit and LSU's AD says he wasn't even contacted by Florida. Typical gator.

There won't be any cops at Joe Robbie? Derp. Of course there will be.

South Carolina and Georgia are in an area that was nowhere near as affected as North Florida.

Quit whining and do something constructive like beating fsu.

 

[Deathroll]

Florida players’ families in the path of Hurricane Matthew are really sorry about your football game

It does not appear Hurricane Matthew will deliver as vicious a blow to Florida as many feared when it was a Category 4 death machine having already ripped through Haiti. That it was downgraded Friday morning to a Category 3, that it hugged the coastline and hovered over water instead of making a devastating landfall, is cause for great relief and thanksgiving.

It is not ammunition for second-guessing and finger-pointing about the postponed Florida-LSU football game. Some in Baton Rouge, who seem bent on painting the Gators as cowardly villains in this story, and Knoxville, where Tennessee’s coach thought first about how a washout would impact the SEC East race, might be surprised to learn that Rick Wells Sr. hadn’t heard a word of all this ridiculous sniping.

“To be honest with you, I haven’t even paid it any attention,” said the father of the freshman Florida wide receiver by the same name. Because, pardon him, he was boarding up his home in Jacksonville and heading for a friend’s place in a safer part of town. “Football is football and life is life. It’s a lot going on here in Florida to be worried about a football game.”

He was grateful – “absolutely glad” – that the Gators aren’t playing this weekend. He couldn’t imagine the more than 50 players on their roster whose hometowns were in the projected path of the storm, having to prepare to play as their families stared down a hurricane some feared would be the worst since hammering Hugo in 1989.

Half a million people were asked this week to evacuate Jacksonville alone, home to eight Gators. And while it now appears the devastation and death toll will be far smaller than worst-case projections, many were still hit plenty hard by Matthew.

As of late Friday afternoon, about a million people in the state had lost power, a heavy storm surge had flooded roads and buildings along the coast, trees had fallen on homes and winds in excess of 100 miles per hour had battered buildings – dismantling one hotel in Daytona Beach.

That’s where Jachai Polite, a freshman defensive lineman for the Gators, is from. His mother and grandmother refused to evacuate.

“He’s worried,” said Polite’s uncle, Fred Nolan, shortly before the worst of the storm hit Daytona on Friday. “It’s going to weigh on his mind.”


Wait, you mean he’s not thinking about what a break Florida caught by not having to play LSU this weekend?

“When people say stuff like that, that just shows how ignorant they are. That’s the maddening part about it,” Nolan said. “There’s kids on that team whose people are from these places that are getting hit. That’s a real concern; it’s not fake. It’s real. It’s here.

“It’s not like somebody’s trying to duck out of a game. It’s safety first. It’s not about football. You would be doing the kids a disservice if you’re thinking about football right now.”

Or if you’re gloating, LSU or Tennessee or media members, because this storm doesn’t look like it will be so bad after all – or because the weather in Gainesville this weekend is expected to be just fine. That’s really missing several key points about logistics and the Gators’ home city being an evacuation site and that pesky problem of not being able to predict the future.

It’s also missing a heart.

“You think they don’t want to play?” Nolan said. “I know they want to play. I know I want to see Florida and LSU. But it’s right they don’t have to play. It’s good they don’t have to play. Under these circumstances, not knowing what was coming, what the backlash of this storm would be, they did what was best.”

 

[Osceola63]

There won't be any cops at Joe Robbie? Derp. Of course there will be.

South Carolina and Georgia are in an area that was nowhere near as affected as North Florida.

Quit whining and do something constructive like beating fsu.

No state cops douche bag, no state cops.

Florida pussies out, again

 

[ktg8trgrl]

No state cops douche bag, no state cops.


Florida pussies out, again

Still having nightmares about Jackson lighting up your secondary?.. oh wait maybe it's that wide right/left thing against those tar heels.. or maybe your just deflecting because your team just sucks