Washington Post article

[MaroonOldCrow]

Maybe Germans, but: http://www.washingtonpost.com/sport...d82b02-6860-11e4-a31c-77759fc1eacc_story.html

 

[57stratdawg]

wtf?

 

[snoopdog]

What dumbass wrote that...

Maybe Germans, but: http://www.washingtonpost.com/sport...d82b02-6860-11e4-a31c-77759fc1eacc_story.html

That is like 1st grade ****

 

[RocketDawg]

Wouldn't have been too bad if he'd left out all the cornpone crap. He seemed to have his facts straight, but could have left off the stereotypical Southern-speak. Washington's not exactly the centroid of sophistication ....

 

[coackjek]

That is like 1st grade ****

Sadly, at the end of the article it says that he is a 3rd generation Bulldawg with the liver to prove it.

 

[kb549]

Mark Levin calls it The Washington Compost for a reason. Perhaps the only line in the whole thing that was written perfectly was the last.

"Neely Tucker is a third generation Bulldawg and has the liver to prove it."

 

[WrapItDog]

The author of the article grew up in Starkville and graduated from Starkville Academy in the early 80s

 

[Turd Fergusondawg]

The author of the article grew up in Starkville and graduated from Starkville Academy in the early 80s

Neely Tucker grew up in Starkville and graduated from SA. He's definitely a State fan.

The history is what it is. I love the article. If the references to Braveheart don't set your *** on fire, I don't know what will.

 

[AFDawg]

I clicked on his profile. He writes about Walking Dead for them. I like him.

 

[Old Fart Dawg]

The author of the article grew up in Starkville and graduated from Starkville Academy in the early 80s

Cornpone aside, I liked it.
Especially the recollection of the 1980 game. I remember listening to Jack's call, the pause, then the roar.
It's good to be a bulldog

 

[HammerOfTheDogs]

The Washington Post actually took time out from slobbing Barack Obama's knob?

 

[maroonmania]

I'm really getting sick of hearing about history. The only teams that will be on the field today are the 2014 MSU Bulldogs and the 2014 UA Crimson Tide. What's happened 100+ years prior to this has NO bearing. Bama teams win because they have good players and good coaches, not because of history. Ask Mike Dubose and Mike Shula how much history helped them at Alabama. State teams of the past that haven't won have not done so because we lacked talent and we lacked coaching. That is NOT the case today.

 

[Rick Cleveland]

For what it's worth, I like it. The history makes what's happening all the more compelling. And I love this part: "We play the Dark Lords of Mordor, also known as the Alabama Crimson Tide, in their pit of hellfire and brimstone, Tuscaloosa."

 

[Dawgzilla]

That article seriously pissed me off.