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    To all those chickenshit people.....

    that sent me texts and facebook messages about the decline of Mullen's reign from TSUN. Karmic retribution is a *****. Why won't you answer me back? I answered all of you back with measured responses from your trollbait yesterday, but you won't reply to me. Well don't talk to me, you sons of...
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    The CL says we don't miss Dixon

    //needed a lockdown corner more than anything this year.
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    So, will the bammer fan that does "it's meltdown time"

    taking it well for the most part. Of course most of those guys are way smarter than the average Tider. Now, AL.com, that's probably where you'll find most of the weeping.
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    Has this made its way here?..

    against you. Bamers know how to <17> everything up.
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    Closer the season gets, the more wool I am shearing.......

    Dixon: 257 carries, 1391 yds, 5.4 yds/carry Others: 285 carries, 1369 yds, 4.8 yds/carry Others w/o Tyson Lee: 211 carries, 1194 yds, 5.67 yds/carry Notables: Elliot: 44 carries, 211 yds, 5.0 yds/carry Elliot(SEC): 17 carries, 98 yds, 5.76 yds/carry (All of these yards came in the last 3 games...
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    Can Sustained Success be achieved with Mississippi players?

    Remember, 8 of the 12 schools have been to the SEC CG at least once. And who the hell knows what will happen. Meyer might have an aneurysm on the sidelines. Saban might decided to start his own independent college dedicated solely to football. Hell, Ole Miss might make it to the SEC CG. Back in...
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    Can Sustained Success be achieved with Mississippi players?

    alone in the late 1990's. That seems to have dried up with the exception of South Panola. Being from Clarksdale I remember them moving down to 4A and dominating North 4A for a good 5 years. There was tons of talent on those teams, going toe to toe with South Panola every year and I think beating...
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    Can Sustained Success be achieved with Mississippi players?

    I think competing for the West is possible in a down conference year. Hey, if it happened once, it can happen again.
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    Can Sustained Success be achieved with Mississippi players?

    has been thrown into the toilet for so long that we have to work our asses off now to think about pulling top 80 recruits from Florida makes me upset We're going to have to win with what we have here in MS before we can pick off the occasional top recruit or 2 from another state. Luckily if that...
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    Can Sustained Success be achieved with Mississippi players?

    Surfing the net, i ran across this article on Red Cup Rebellion claiming that there's no way we can achieve success in the SEC with a majority of Mississippi-grown football players. Here is the article: Hey Dan, How's That Winning The In-State Recruiting Battle Just to provide one example, I...
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    Can Sustained Success be achieved with Mississippi players?

    Surfing the net, i ran across this article on Red Cup Rebellion claiming that there's no way we can achieve success in the SEC with a majority of Mississippi-grown football players. Here is the article: Hey Dan, How's That Winning The In-State Recruiting Battle Just to provide one example, I...
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    Can Sustained Success be achieved with Mississippi players?

    Surfing the net, i ran across this article on Red Cup Rebellion claiming that there's no way we can achieve success in the SEC with a majority of Mississippi-grown football players. Here is the article: Hey Dan, How's That Winning The In-State Recruiting Battle Just to provide one example, I...
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