7Samurai13
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Well he is 1-3, he did get a win in the SEC CCG.Kirby is 0-3 in road games against the SEC West now, and all 3 games have been lopsided. Gotta work on that for sure.
Well he is 1-3, he did get a win in the SEC CCG.Kirby is 0-3 in road games against the SEC West now, and all 3 games have been lopsided. Gotta work on that for sure.
About 5 years ago I attended a party (he was a drug rep, my wife is a nurse, party was at a Doctor's house) where he brought 3-$50 bottles of wine and he was drinking the wine out of a solo cup. Weird indeed.Crouch...what was wrong with that guy? He's weird
There's always a 10 second runoff when a call us reversed and a team has no o timeouts BUT man I'd have been heated too. To be fair though that just made our teams even as Atlanta once lost a game vs Detroit where Hanson missed a game winning FG but got another kick because the Lions committed a snap infraction.. I've never understood how a team can screw up but then get another play because they themselves committed a penalty . Seems like the other team should have the right to decline ( even if it's a "dead ball" penalty )Maybe in college sports. But the Detroit Lions have explored and then perfected every single way of losing possible. The boring years are when they decide to just lose by being the worse (worst) team. They've had some historic screw jobs go their way too though, including when they first made up the process of the catch rule. Another one that sticks out is when the league and the officials refused to review an obviously wrong call that was supposed to be automatically reviewed just because we asked them to review it.
But the absolute worst screw job in sports was when they reviewed a play, overturned the TD, put the ball on the 1 inch line. And then even though there was time on the clock, the refs stated that for the only time in the history of the NFL, they weren't going to play until the clock read 00, they were just calling the game over.
Well he is 1-3, he did get a win in the SEC CCG.