Rebel Roundup - 10/29/09 - Goofy YouTube Edition!
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Okay, you caught me. That's not the real headline. Sheesh. It is important to note, however, that Saturday will mark the 50th anniversary of the single most important play in the LSU/Ole Miss rivalry is also the most exemplary of the series. A hard-fighting and undeterred Rebel team is bested by a lucky play made by an overrated LSU Tiger. Ugh. There is some comfort though in knowing that the most iconic Ole Miss Rebel, Archie Manning, is widely respected and admired; whereas the same for some of our rivals do things like go to prison on federal counterfeiting charges (Cannon) or get tossed in the klink for DUI on multiple occasions (Kenny "The Snake" Stabler--named not for his elusive scrambling, but rather the way his truck slides haphazardly amongst interstate lanes).
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The first bit is what I want you to pay attention to here. Auburn ranks dead last in the SEC in terms of "penalties committed against." If our Rebels can keep that trend alive, a victory at Auburn shouldn't be tough to come by.
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rivalsposteractivate HA well Aubarn will need it cuz the LANDSHARKS will git him ha POWE and G-HARD will be lickin there chops out there agianst the kitties lol war BEATLE rivalsposterdeactivate... Seriously though, Auburn's got a good running game. We need to be on our toes on defense.
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In my opinion, last night's show was the best we've had. Jerry from WarBlogEagle rivals Kleph from RollBamaRoll as the best rival blog guest we've had thus far (the worst, whatever Smeargle did to make fun of SELA) and our well oiled--the pun you're about to see is very much intended--talks of interracial lovemaking, zany Arkansans, and the practice of sodomy by the West Virginia Mountaineers was some of the best we've had. Seriously, it was fun. Listen to it if you haven't yet and drop us some feedback.
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Still holding a grudge about Cannon, huh?
It’s not like he was playing at Ole Miss, was reviled by the fan base, quit, and wound up playing for us…oh, wait, that was something else.
Hey, prisoners need dental care too, you know.
At least he quit committing crimes at some point
unlike Kenny Stabler.
Red Cup Rebellion - Changing the Culture of Ole Miss Athletics
Take a picture, trick.
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Oct 29, 2009 11:34 AM EDT up reply actions
I remember when Tunica was in its infancy.
The Snake was plugging for Southern Belle, and it was just such a random thing at the end of the commercial. He would pop in from the side and say something like “Ken Stabler here. Come join me down at Southern Belle for good times!” Maybe he really was there.
"Most Iconic" comparison of Archie to Snake is quite odious
Granted that Archie Manning is well respected and revered across the board, but if he is the most iconic Rebel, then the most iconic Alabama footballer is a certain volcanic-voiced, Rushmore-profiled old coach reared in Fordyce, Arkansas who is, in comparison to whom the sum total of Reb sports accomplishment amounts to a peppercorn. Well, okay. Two peppercorns.
I still love the Ole Miss and RCR. Just had to call BS this time. See you in Pasadena, or debauched again down on Bourbon, grabblng at the leg of some blue being from Boise because they thrashed our pouty selves.
But nobody knows Bear Bryant as an Alabama football player.
They know him as a coach. The comparison still stands.
Red Cup Rebellion - Changing the Culture of Ole Miss Athletics
Take a picture, trick.
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Oct 30, 2009 9:11 AM EDT up reply actions

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