Keep believing that. Fact is of those names you mentioned, MSU would kill to have the success that the majority of those coaches had. Yep, Fat Phil was fired, but he won a NC and MSU would kill for that. So keep "proving me wrong" in your little head.HD6 said:everything you have said, I have disproven. We believe none of what you say, and you can prove none of what you say. It's over for you, just save yourself the shame of going through this ever aGAIN.
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WOAH WOAH WOAH. You just compared a NC to a SEC West championship? Seriously? That in itself is a damn good joke. That doesn't include the BCS games they have been in, the SEC Title and the SEC East titltes. Funny.HD6 said:I just keep typing. Bottom line, it looks like 4 out every 5, if not more, SEC coaches that leave their school do not get a better job. So there you go. I mean I know Fulmer won a national title 10 years ago, just like Jackie Sherill won the SEC West 10 years ago. If I can't count Jackie's success, you can't count Fulmer's.
Yea, I've been in those suites and I've been to a basketball game at USM. Again, I have friends that are USM fans. So you're not exactly Sherlock Holmes are ya now?Coach33 said:And he frequents the mobile home suites on top of their baseball park. He also frequents their high school gym that they call an arena
Yet another stupid comment from this board. I work with people that graduated from(ones that I know of): MSU, Ole Miss, Tulane, LSU, Vandy, South Ala, and I think Bama.omaha08 said:if you live in hattiesburg my guess is you are a corn dog grad
SECWelfareDept said:Wow, you guys have some serious anger issues toward USM. Only been in Hattiesburg for a year now, didn't realize it was this bad. Must have something to do with losing 4 of the last 7 against them. O well, at least you guys can beat Ole Miss..... o wait.
SECWelfareDept said:Well guys, its been a lot of fun. Enjoy your USM reject. I'll check in from time to time.
SECWelfareDept said:I'm a graduate of a school that never lost to MSU while I was there and in my 5 years on the team, we went to Atlanta twice. Have fun guessing.
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