Sometimes I am sarcastic.
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If Chris Beard doesn’t work out or leaves, I’d love so much to bring @CoachAK13 back. Under the current postseason format, he’d have never left anyways. #LoveAK
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Vintage Andy Kennedy moment:
“There’s nothing worse than losing to an asshole”
Ole Miss head coach Chris Beard said he hates playing against his friends.
Kennedy, the former Ole Miss coach who now leads UAB’s program, feels differently.
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I'll take Pat McAfee that a University of Utah student calling him 'corny' made him honestly feel uncomfortable.
I would politely ask him to consider how Mississippi student Mary Kate Cornett felt when he used his show to amplify a false rumor about an 18-year-old's sex life.
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Honestly, I don’t want technology to advance any further. I think we need more gardens, more front porches and fewer screens.
Spending a bunch of money for a road trip and knowing you’re losing 15 minutes into the game is the quintessential experience
This is a beautiful stadium and their fans are awesome. Let’s still send them home sad @OleMissFB
Little man had a big time playing Fazio Canyons yesterday. He’s learned how to do Horns Down this morning, as well. Look out Austin, TX he’s got his jersey on and he’s ready for you today!
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This might be the greatest Who he play for of all time lmao
a must watch!
please don't retire Chuck!
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Ole Miss will face its 5th ranked opponent of the season this weekend at Texas.
That’s more ranked opponents than No. 1 Miami, No. 4 Notre Dame, No. 8 Texas Tech and No. 9 UCLA have faced COMBINED.
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Schedule Inequity: Ole Miss plays their FIFTH ranked opponent this weekend.
No. 1 Miami has yet to play a ranked team yet this season. In fact, Notre Dame is their only ranked opponent on their schedule.
Coincidentally Notre Dame JUST played their first ranked opponent & lost
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Remember falling asleep on the couch during family holiday gatherings?
You could hear the adults talking and laughing in the background, dishes being put away, and the TV playing softly.
You didn't have a care in the world. You just knew everyone was there, and you were safe.
It's funny how much you miss those ordinary nights, especially the people who made them feel like home.
