For 134 straight years following MSU being founded, not a single athletic team played for a National Championship. How lucky am I, then, that I've been able to cover three National Championship appearances in the five years following that run and some of the best stretches in nearly every sport MSU has?
theres a lot more out there than Starkville, but sometimes what you’re looking for is right in front of you.Didn’t see that coming, but I can see his reasons. He never had the college experience where you move away. I can see him wanting to try something different.
theres a lot more out there than Starkville, but sometimes what you’re looking for is right in front of you.
I hope that read cool like it did in my head.
We lost a good writer on the Hail State beat for sure. He wrote nice articles. However, this needed to happen for the B&B show. Brian in my unpopular opinion is great, probably the best on BSR, and Bob brought nothing to the table. Wish him the best and look forward to Brian and Shrek teaming up. They are the Mega Powers Of Bulldog Sports Radio.
Why? Why is this something that you volunatarily do?
You obviously know enough to not be this ignorant. Yet, you continuously take time out of your day to be a trolling asshat. What kind of life do you live that it's so important to be an absolute dick on a message board?
theres a lot more out there than Starkville, but sometimes what you’re looking for is right in front of you.
I hope that read cool like it did in my head.
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