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Gator Chomp!
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Last: 1 mo ago by OKCAGS
Sir, this is a Wendys.
How about a getaway curfew tie?? I can't bring myself to root for either of them
Sean98 said:
How about a getaway curfew tie?? I can't bring myself to root for either of them
I don't have much hate for Florida, LSU on the other hand…
The LSU's are such good sports, booing Caj every times he comes up t hit or goes out to pitch. Such a POOR way to treat the opposing team, but the think they can intimidate everyone. Well, guess not Florida!
Gig'em, Ole Army Class of '70
Gatorz eating swamp kitties now!
Just watched the LSU pitcher throw at Cags, he looks at him like "bro". Then he proceeds to hit an oppo bomb out of the stadium. It's been a spicy Sunday.
TAMU1990 said:
Just watched the LSU pitcher throw at Cags, he looks at him like "bro". Then he proceeds to hit an oppo bomb out of the stadium. It's been a spicy Sunday.
Even McDonald warned the pitcher about "tugging on Superman's cape" right before that HR pitch.
This is an ugly game. But in such a pretty way.
Run ruled at home! Ouch…
Yeah, this was better than a getaway tie. You guys were right.
I hope LSU loses every SEC series this year. 
They're at Arkansas next
Followed by #3 Vandy at home … then a road trip to #5 Tennessee. Yeskie might be fired before we play .
OKCAGS said:
Followed by #3 Vandy at home … then a road trip to #5 Tennessee. Yeskie might be fired before we play .
Oof that's a rough schedule to start
OKCAGS said:
Followed by #3 Vandy at home … then a road trip to #5 Tennessee. Yeskie might be fired before we play .
Vandy won't be #3 for long. Got swept by South Carolina this weekend.
But those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint. Isaiah 40:31 (NIV)
True , but they are still a top 10 team ….. LSU is not (at least right now ).
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