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  • RIA10MM
    Is this the game the bulldogs FG kicker missed 2 different 30 yarders for the win?

    Clemson coach goes BALLISTIC on his kicker after he missed a 30 yard FG.
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  • allen griggs
    My brother Jeff Lewis was captain of the Junkyard Dogs in 1976 and he played in the Sugar Bowl. I just sent him this email.

    Jeff you are the highest ranking warrior. You are a SEC warrior! You are Samurai.
    Naturally, you cannot live with the shame that has been visited upon you today.
    The only answer is to take your long sword, and commit seppuku.

    Before the Edo period (1600-1867), Seppuku was done in a less formal way and with a more painful effect compared to the more formal ritual during the Edo period. The samurai will use either a Tachi (longsword), Wakizashi (short sword) or Tanto (knife) to cut his gut and slice his stomach horizontally. He would then remove the blade from his stomach, and stab himself in the throat, or fall from a standing position with the blade positioned against his heart.
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  • mogley98
    GO COCKS!
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  • select-fire
    Poor Kentucky next week at Georgia.
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  • kimi
    allen griggs wrote:
    My brother Jeff Lewis was captain of the Junkyard Dogs in 1976 and he played in the Sugar Bowl. I just sent him this email.

    Jeff you are the highest ranking warrior. You are a SEC warrior! You are Samurai.
    Naturally, you cannot live with the shame that has been visited upon you today.
    The only answer is to take your long sword, and commit seppuku.

    Before the Edo period (1600-1867), Seppuku was done in a less formal way and with a more painful effect compared to the more formal ritual during the Edo period. The samurai will use either a Tachi (longsword), Wakizashi (short sword) or Tanto (knife) to cut his gut and slice his stomach horizontally. He would then remove the blade from his stomach, and stab himself in the throat, or fall from a standing position with the blade positioned against his heart.

    :):):)
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  • kimi
    austin20 wrote:
    Looks like The Gamecocks are a pretty good team after all

    Not a big surprise that they beat Georgia as I see it. We have to remember that at the beginning of this year a 9 and 4 Texas team upset them in a bowl game rather handily. The SC victory pretty much takes the Dawgs out of the playoff picture, unless they can overcome some very long odds.
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