Thanks for continued campfire heat
Great particpation today. Had a nice afternoon chat and we went LATE NIGHT as well.
The new chat client basically sucks, so we're sticking with Chatroll for the time being.
Tuberville meets with reporters at 3 p.m. I'll Twitter major Tuberville comments in real time via Twitter. I'll update more fully afterward and ee'll go from there.
The new chat client basically sucks, so we're sticking with Chatroll for the time being.
Tuberville meets with reporters at 3 p.m. I'll Twitter major Tuberville comments in real time via Twitter. I'll update more fully afterward and ee'll go from there.
posted by Jay G. Tate at
11:45 PM
26 Comments:
Sorry the other chat client didn't work out, Jay. It looked pretty slick on the other pages, but oh well.
since we are apologizing..sorry bout missin the late night campfire...was a little juiced so....just couldnt make it. I was about to suggest that you set another campfire but the thought occurred to me that this is your job isnt Jay? I mean it is recreation for us but you do this 24/7. Ever get tired of it man?
Hate I missed late night too....I was too nervous about where we would be in the BCS today
I am looking forward to getting back to civilization where I can catch up on the advances of the Ensminger "Gunsliger" offense.
-sent from the BlackBerry
Should read as "gunslinger"
BCS!..LMAO
Jay has filled the void left by Phillip Marshall and taken it to another level. It's all about access to, and inter-action with someone around the team.
Hopefully, the boyz at the Advertiser recognize this.
weagle: The client would be awesome for a question-and-answer session.
If we're going to free-flow as we've been doing, though, we ought to stick with chatroll for now.
Thanks for your support, Hoopie.
2002 -- 419.9, Bobby Petrino
That's an amazing stat to me considering Auburn's MASH unit that season. Each week somebody went down and Petrino kept engineering a solution to the problems.
I can't remember back that far.
Phillip Marshall had an interesting stat earlier.
The last time Auburn was below .500 after more than 1 SEC game was 1999.
2002 we lost Carnell in the Florida game & Ronnie & Brandon Johnson in the UGA game.
That's the only injuries I remember.
What makes 2002 more amazing we put up over 400 yards per game using both Cobb & Campbell.
We had a few more injuried than Carnell and Ronnie. We also lost Casinious Moore who was out peforming Ronnie hands down. He had great hands as well. And we had yet another funky QB situation with Corn Cobb and Jason.
Casinious Moore out played Ronnie Brown in 2001, that's true.
Did he get injured in the pre-season in 2002?
I remember we had Tre Smith and Chris Butler (who had transfered from Nebraska) in 2002, but I don't remember Moore being at Auburn after 2001.
Moore quit the team in April of '02. Some sort of nagging leg injury.
Kind of changing gears, I've always had a bone to pick with Gran. Moore played great. But you still had a eventual NFL star in Ronnie Brown on the bench. He fumbled once early on in his freshman season and he didn't really see anymore daylight that year. Kind of like Fannin. Fannin's the best tailback we have. That's his purest position.
Ronnie has always been a slow starter. He was OK as a HS jr and then blossomed as a Sr. He was tenative his RS Fr year. I predicted the same for him as a pro and that seems to be how it is working out.
What time do the BCS ranking come out?
for Auburn fans...2009
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wes, good call.
Chris,
BCS standings announced at about 3:00 Central today on FOX right after the finish of their noon NFL game.
the BCS ranking are only lsited for something like the top 20, aren't they?
top 25
I certainly hope the Golden Hurricane is included.
Golden Hurricane? I don't suppose Tulsa would call their cheer squad the Golden Showers?
That's where they bathe.
gutterspeak....nice
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