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There's never too much going on in our lives that we can't stop and thank God for all we have.
Michael Cauble retweeted
Dre Kirkpatrick Jr. now officially kicked off the Alabama football team after his most recent arrest.
Just had this happen again, so PSA, this is Gordy Rush on the right.
He does LSU sideline radio and runs radio stations
I’m the guy on the left, I do tv and drive my wife crazy.
But I’ll gladly talk to you about LSU, Gordy’s kids or his job until we all figure out that you think I’m him.
Shout out to @JeritRoser and the fine folks at @LAvsAllYall for being the only place I could find HSFB District Standings now that a certain newspaper doesn't do it anymore.
To you sir,
Michael Cauble retweeted
From ESPN Research: The Saints are the first team without a 10-yard rusher in a game since the Buccaneers against the Chiefs in 2022. It's the 3rd time in Saints history that the team has not had a 10-yard rusher in a game. Other times were in 1993 and 1980.
Michael Cauble retweeted
42-year-old Aaron Rodgers just picked up more rushing yards on one play (8) than Alvin Kamara or Kendre Miller have this game.
Michael Cauble retweeted
Baylor has fired head coach Dave Aranda, a source tells @CBSSports
Lane says he felt like this was a game that he realized early they would dominate in the game if they
"didn't give it away"
Lane Kiffin says it was great to have Trey'Dez Green back
"it's like going fishing with really good bait and tackle"
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Michael Cauble retweeted
.@LSUfootball had never led Auburn by more than 19 points away from Tiger Stadium.
Its largest margin of victory over Auburn on the road was 14 (20-6) on Oct. 13, 1973.
Until today. LSU won, 38-17.
#LSU QB Sam Leavitt across the last two games:
- 63/83 (76%)
- 676 passing yards
- 8 total touchdowns
- 0 (!) interceptions
QB1 has been stellar for the offense the last two weeks - leading the SEC in passing yards + total touchdowns on the year.
Up next: Alabama on Nov. 7.





















