Rebel Roundup - 9/21/09 - Still Recovering
The Weekend Took Her Toll
I'm still woozy. Worry not, though. The next three days will be stuffed with content because we, like our Rebels, have gotta get ready for Thursday night.
Prelims over for Ole Miss | ESPN.com
Chris Low states the obvious here while doing a decent job of reminding his readers that routs of teams like SELA aren't completely worthless. Without such teams on the schedule, we might not have gotten to see the emergence of DT Shackleford or (much less likely because he's a badass) Pat Patterson.
Mark Jean-Louis at Fullback | Brandt
Jean-Louis, a 330 pound offensive lineman, will see playing time at fullback with the recent injury to starter Andy Hartmann. I say we let the big man punch one in on the goalline if such an opportunity avails itself.
No. 4 Ole Miss, S. Miss share longest win streak | SunHerald.com
Actually, the Rebel's and Golden Eagles' streak of eight victories is the second longest nationwide streak, but don't let that get in the way of your eye-catching headline writing, Sun Herald! Still, to fathom the fact that our Rebs have won eight games straight is pretty difficult, don't you think?
Gamecocks Review their Defense for game against Ole Miss | The Times and Democrat
Stephen Garcia quote:
"We’re going to take it very, very serious this week and go out there and, you know, beat ‘em."
Pssshhh yeah brahseph like you know whatever.
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Giants ruin Cowboys’ housewarming party (ESPN.com)
Eli Manning did just what he does: play ok until the point where he needs to play great. Down by one with 3:34 left in the game, the former Rebel signal-caller went on to the field to lead a drive that set up a game-winning field goal as time expired.
I now like Brandon Jacobs a lot; this is some college rivalry hate right here:
“I hate the Cowboys straight up,” Jacobs told me. “It’s beginning to be a personal thing. And it’s been like that since I was a kid. I’ve been wishing bad things on them for a long time. I was a hateful little kid. Everyone loves them, so I had to hate them.”
Asked what he thought about the new stadium, Jacobs said: “It’s a beautiful place. It was nice of Jerry to invite us down here. But he better be careful what he asks for next time. Last year, [Jones] said he wanted to play us on Broadway, and then he got his ass beat. They got whooped 35-14 on Broadway.”

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