Rebel Roundup - 08/04/10
OMG Rick Cleveland Actually Understands Something Before Some Other People Do | ClarionLedger.com
Wouldn't the backlash of the media and fans be worse if we DIDN'T take Masoli and went 5-7? I still don't understand how people are so pissed about this. Sure, the guy has a somewhat checkered past, but he has committed no violent crimes. For those of you who are still stuck on the "but we kicked Patterson off the team" meme, let me spell this out for you. Pat Patterson smokes cigarettes. Because of that he has conditioning problems. He has problems committing to work and was an issue for the team. That's totally different than Masoli, who has been described as a good teammate. We don't know much more than that other than the fact that Patterson was given at least three chances (having been suspended twice and ultimately kicked off).
Ex-Gator and Sort of Ex-Rebel Jamar Hornsby Pleads Guilty to Assault | SportsIllustrated.com
Jamar, or as I liked to call him "Oh JAM-ar", Horsby plead guilty to the whole brass knuckles thing. Does this mean we can have him back after he serves for six months? I mean, he was already suspended for a year...
A Few Legitimate Questions for Dave Rader | NEMS360.com
This appeared to be the same played-out article when I looked at the title. Upon diving a little deeper, I remembered that Parrish Alford isn't a lazy journalist. He gets answers to questions about Randall Mackey's role and the general approach to how quarterback abilities are incorporated. Among the two things i liked the most in the brief article are:
and...
Is that the zone-read option I hear faintly in the background? Yeah.... Jeremiah Masoli isn't too bad at that.
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Latarian Milton saw he had his friend Pat Patterson comin' over.
“And he smokes real cigarettes.”
Catch it in ur mouth like ur last name Moss...
I think it is:
“smokes with cigarettes”, but that may just be me and 1310 The Ticket (Dallas sports talk radio station I listen to religiously)
I love how you guys are trying to paint this little lovefest of yours. Very cute.
Nice shot of carnival rides ’n shit. People actually have a good time doing this kind of stuff? Who would a thunk it? People smiling?
Oh lord, how could we have judged him so harshly?
Christopher Martin Gonzalez
You know...
Its ok to keep your thoughts to yourself. You shouldn’t feel compelled to say anything.
by Nerd the Rebel on Aug 4, 2010 12:47 PM EDT up reply actions
Yeah, I read it.
Mandel also fucking roasted Arkansas for hiring Bobby Petrino. Was he y’all’s little BFF back then too?
You fuckers are desparate for people to be on your side right now. Three years later, and you, the Arkansas Razorback faithful, have enough egg on your face to make a fucking GonzoHog omlette.
Red Cup Rebellion - Changing the Culture of Ole Miss Athletics
Take a picture, trick.
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Aug 4, 2010 1:13 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
What difference does 1/2 a year make
It still makes the fringe of Razorback fans such as yourself look patently obsessed and insane. I can understand being pissed for a year maybe two, but beyond that is unhealthy to say the least.
I'm not pissed, really,
just realistic when it comes to coaches, football, decision making, etc…
Christopher Martin Gonzalez
Oh, right, YOU'RE the realist.
I must have overlooked that.
Red Cup Rebellion - Changing the Culture of Ole Miss Athletics
Take a picture, trick.
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Aug 5, 2010 12:52 PM EDT up reply actions
You are my absolute favorite...
In 2010, calling people “retards” just two words after misspelling “piece,” Gonzo you are the bomb.com.
by the ghost of traditions past on Aug 4, 2010 2:42 PM EDT up reply actions
Yeah, it's a lot like some of the retards on this blog do.
Blasting someone for typing grammatical errors, while doing so in many of their own post.
The difference between me and some of you self-titled geniuses who post here, is that I never put pressure on myself to be perfect with spelling by posting with a dictionary in hand.
In other words, like some of you like to post on my opinions, I DON"T GIVE A FUCK!
Christopher Martin Gonzalez
You shouldn't need a dictionary to spell.
Unless you never learned how to spell pieces in the first place. Plus unless it has escaped your notice there is this newfangled invention called “spell check” that can prevent these little errors. But I can understand if that is too much technology for you to comprehend.
I post with a dictionary
IN MY MIND!
Red Cup Rebellion - Changing the Culture of Ole Miss Athletics
Take a picture, trick.
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Aug 5, 2010 11:22 AM EDT up reply actions
Careful with those multi-syllabic words Ghost.
You don’t want Gonzo to feel out of his depth now!
That is a problem with technology
Such as my Mom, who works at a bank, has a hard time doing some calculations in her head because she has been crippled by her calculator for far too long.
Seriously man...
If you ever get a chance to use a rusty needle, you should take it.
They
can’t imagine why anyone wouldn’t think their opinion was not taken as the gospel. Gonzo should have been a tide or mistake fan. He would fit right in. They all have choir boys on their football teams.
We used to have a "choir boy" on our football team named Houston Nutt.
We upgraded our quality of football food in the church and sent our leftovers to Ole Miss. The leftovers are becoming stale now, (year 3) and won’t be eatable for much longer.
Christopher Martin Gonzalez
How's that
worked out for you the last two years?
Mother fucking “eatable” you guys. Mother. Fucking. Eatable.
by 7thYearJunior on Aug 5, 2010 8:54 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions 1 recs
Pretty much according to plan.
Like I said, this is year 3. Nutt and Petrino both have their own players now.
Some people are smart enough to see those facts, some aren’t.
Christopher Martin Gonzalez
So what do we get if Nutt has a successful season?
Do we get you admitting that Arkansas was the common factor in his recruiting woes? Or admitting that Nutt is actually a good coach? And as this is characterized as a rebuilding year for Ole Miss I think that anything over 6 wins is a success, with all the offensive experience and production we lost from last year. What say you Gonzo?
They also have some players from the previous administration.
You know, like your ENTIRE starting OL and how it’s made up of guys Nutt recruited…
Red Cup Rebellion - Changing the Culture of Ole Miss Athletics
Take a picture, trick.
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Aug 5, 2010 11:23 AM EDT up reply actions
Funny you mention this.
Are you talking about the same O-line Nutt and Markuson never got to coach up?
Christopher Martin Gonzalez
Yeah, that's it.
Nutt’s never had good offensive lines…
First you say “well look who has whose players,” then you say “well look at who is doing the coaching.”
You’re not even subtle about tailoring your argument to fit a point you’re trying to make.
Red Cup Rebellion - Changing the Culture of Ole Miss Athletics
Take a picture, trick.
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Aug 5, 2010 11:53 AM EDT up reply actions
He's looking
in the dictionary for a response.
I'm not sure how to answer that question, Jalakin.
Nutt isn’t capable of developing a consistant offensive passing attack, (QBs and WRs)
There’s a reason he can’t keep those guys.
The reason I bring this up is because he will be exposed there once again, which is the only reason we are even discussing a guy like Masoli.
Do you honestly believe this would be happening if Nutt hadn’t put himself in yet another desperate situation with QBs?
Look, this is clearly what some of you just don’t get. From here on out, life with Nutt will become more and more like a giant rollar coster ride. This is just the beginning.
The only reason you like him now is because he does great coaching someone elses players for a couple of seasons, right before his own redicules system takes hold for the grand finale.
Christopher Martin Gonzalez
I think you can classify almost any coaches tenure as a rollercoaster ride.
Most of the the coaches in the SEC besides Saban, Meyer, and Richt have not been overall consistent to a high level of success. This is just how football is, sometimes you have the players and experience for a great season, sometimes its just a mediocre or bad season. Trying to pin that as a staple of Houston Nutt solely is patently wrong, and show a lack of the way college football and the SEC works.
The last sentence should read
*Trying to pin that as a staple of Houston Nutt solely is patently wrong, and show a lack of knowledge for the way college football and the SEC works.
How did he put himself in a "situation" with QB's?
Red Cup Rebellion - Changing the Culture of Ole Miss Athletics
Take a picture, trick.
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Aug 5, 2010 11:54 AM EDT up reply actions
Oh, let me guess,
those things just happen. Fate ’n shit like that, right?
Christopher Martin Gonzalez
It's kind of like Masoli.
He got his ass caught smoking/possesing weed, after already putting himself in the doghouse with the law twice, because “he’s a college kid, that’s what they do”, or “his situation is like a lot of others around the SEC”, or “he just made some bad decisions.”
Yeah Stewart Mandel is great, just as long as he isn’t talking about Ole Miss.
Christopher Martin Gonzalez
Just promise me this.
If and when Houston goes to coach another team (I don’t pretend to think Nutt will stay with Ole Miss until he retires, college football doesn’t work that way anymore), do you promise to go harass THAT team’s fans and leave us the hell alone?
Yes, I live in Starkville...WHO did I piss off in a past life?
by Queen Hoka-Hotty-Toddy on Aug 5, 2010 3:22 PM EDT up reply actions 3 recs
I'm new here
but Gonzo cracks me the f*&$ up. A giant fountain of shit, but still interesting to see.
Am I harrasing you?
Damn, and here all this time, I thought I was the guy who made this board unique and interesting. Maybe you should see a lawyer about this.
Christopher Martin Gonzalez

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