Watershed moment?

SpeckTaker

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Was last nights debacle a watershed moment for our bagmen? After 2 years of getting our asses handed to us by the Rebs, I feel like it's now or never. They got serious after Mullen spouted off about never losing to them again. It's time to get some nasty 5 stars in here and do some damage. We will never take the next step with under the radar, developmental players.
 

thatsbaseball

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I think Mullen has kept the brakes on recruiting to protect his reputation and preserve his ability to move on if something better came up.
 

rugbdawg

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Oct 10, 2006
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It's not just the talent. It's the conditioning and way

they are coached.

Towards the end of the third quarter, after an embarrassing 3 and out that should have been 3 sacks, they showed the Ole Miss D line on the sideline. Someone was talking to Kimchee(I believe Speaks) and he said at least three times "that ***** is gassed." Not only are we under talented and horribly coached, but we are fat and out of shape. And the other team knows it.
 

Bulldogg31

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I do believe Balis leaving two years ago was a big deal.

We do not look very physical anymore.
 

TBone.sixpack

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I hate your e-personality but agree. They were WAY more physical and played with a swagger. They were knocking the **** out of us. Embarrassing getting man-handled that way.
 
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