Peppermint Patty

$hocking.

I read where this kid is "the first piece of the puzzle" for Chavis. So, now he has his own puzzle? How many puzzles do you guys have?

Ags stealing recruits from U La La. And that's breaking news?

Hope he has a ride home. Maybe the swagocopter could give him a lift. Bye, Felisha.

  That coach is gone. Let it go.   If he wants a second chance, come on down.

Sorry, I have not heard anything.

HJS 7A and 7B both beat CBJ. Sorry, don't remember the scores. Both games were pretty one-sided.

Two big questions: 1. Will Miller transfer? I see it 80-20 he leaves. 2. Will Barnett be 100%? That was a nasty ankle injury. You just never know how he will recover.

We know who is paying their backup QBs better.

New baby, single mom, 4 brothers and sisters. This is a life changing opportunity.

  No D1 offers, ever? Makes you wonder what is missing here.

If Coach woulda put me in fourth quarter, we would've been state champions. No doubt. No doubt in my mind. 

Sexualy Transmitted Diseases Do Burn? All about that jail life.

  What is it? Is Timmy stuck in the well?

John Fox to the Bears. The Circle of Life continues.   Bleacher Report â€@BleacherReport  28m28 minutes ago The Chicago Bears will likely hire John Fox as next head coach, via @JasonPhilCole [Hidden Content];

[Hidden Content] A Baton Rouge shoe store employee was booked on theft charges after refusing to cooperate with police, who wanted him to name the LSU player who gave him his own game-used gear to sell. LSU's equipment manager called campus police after seeing game-worn cleats and gloves for sale on eBay. Both were worn during LSU's upset win over Ole Miss in October, and were going for about a hundred bucks each. Cops were able to track down the eBay seller as Fletcher Sanders, 25, and according to an affidavit, they offered him a deal if he would rat out the player. Sanders told police that he sold the gear for an LSU football player. But when an investigator asked Sanders to name the football player, Sanders clammed up, according to the report. The officer, in turn, told Sanders that he would be arrested if he did not cooperate, the report says. "Do what you have to do," Sanders responded, according to the report. "I am not going to be responsible for ruining someone's career." Sanders was booked into East Baton Rouge Parish Prison on counts of principal to theft and illegal possession of stolen things (he made bail on Tuesday). Because, as an LSU Police captain said, "the items are still LSU's property." And will be forever, for the athletic department to sell as it pleases! This wasn't Sanders's first eBay listing. According to WBRZ-TV, his seller history shows nearly $3,000 worth of game-worn LSU equipment. If Tigers players keep coming to him, it's for two reasons: he gives them a fair cut of the profit, and he doesn't sell them down the river.    

  Never say never.

The National Recycling Coaches League.

Hundley going pro, who replaces him?

From the outside looking in, you can't understand it. From the inside looking out, you can't explain it. Or some BS along that line. Please list one guy that left that had entensive playing time or would have made a difference. I count 0. Strong is getting his players. If he continues to lose, UT will make a change. They will not ride the Moral Victory Train.

Not uncommon for guys to leave especially when the team struggles. Just opens up more spots.

  1 of about 6 guys they expect to transfer.

That settles that.

How much is his buyout?

  I see 7. Not so sure on 9. It will depend on Iowa and Miami.