<<<<< Look to the left, that's what the top looks like.
South Florida at Rutgers
Texas Tech at Missouri
Vanderbilt at South Carolina
Arkansas at Ole Miss
California at UCLA
Miami(Fl) at Florida State
Florida at Kentucky
Mississippi State at West Virginia
Tennessee at Alabama
Michigan at Illinois
Auburn at LSU
Tulane at SMU
(I really, really don't like your pick for my game, but I will get over it. :roll
Took you long enough.
He's not winning his own game of pick'em so I wouldn't worry about it.
That is true, very true. 
He's not winning his own game of pick'em so I wouldn't worry about it.
Now, now. Be nice to our fearless leader.
For some reason Rocky Top's been playing in my head all morning.
You old meanie. Hey, I may not pick well, but I at least wait a day before they kick off to make sure no impact players are injured or arrested. Don't get cocky Whitey, we still have alot of football to play.
I guess that is good strategy. Don't you wish it worked? ;-)
:breakcomp:You just wait. I would pick Auburn based on some injuries on the LSU defense, but that would be karmic suicide. By the way, has Kitty picked yet?
I mean how serious are the injuries? Do you think they need to wait for about 3 more weeks before they play again? ;-)Edited
Hey, I may not pick well, but I at least wait a day before they kick off to make sure no impact players are injured or arrested. Don't get cocky Whitey, we still have alot of football to play.
I don't think so. :roll: I'm not winning either so what do I have to lose? Edited
:breakcomp:You just wait. I would pick Auburn based on some injuries on the LSU defense, but that would be karmic suicide. By the way, has Kitty picked yet?
This should be a good game on Saturday. It always is...
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you!I know that would be very hard for you to do skunky. Just like it would be very hard for me to pick TENN....geez, I can even type it anymore.
Do you think the injured players will be healed by next Saturday?
Miss Kitty has not posted her picks yet. You might want to send her a friendly reminder. Do we have any Thursday night games this week?
Here is what I read today:
LSU came out of the Kentucky game with several injured players. Two of LSU's most important players on defense, Kirston Pittman and Chevis Jackson, left the game and are very questionable for the Auburn game. Craig Steltz also had to leave the game for a few plays but should be ready for Auburn. On the offensive side of the ball, Jacob Hester suffered a leg injury and did not play in the last of the three overtime periods. Brett Helms, Herman Johnson and Ciron Black played the game with minor injuries and Early Doucet is still questionable. The LSU-Auburn game is a very hard one to predict because of the unknown availability of so many LSU players for the game.
They usually stay mum about injuries. Still, the Florida game was very physical, the Kentucky game was very physical (and long) and it always seems to be physical with Auburn. They sure could have used an open week last week or this week, but that is life.
Tell 'em to suck it up and get out on the field.Now, now. Be nice to our fearless leader.
For some reason Rocky Top's been playing in my head all morning.
Pansies. :roll: All that equipment, and they still get hurt.
Git 'em Dargie!
Here is what I read today:
LSU came out of the Kentucky game with several injured players. Two of LSU's most important players on defense, Kirston Pittman and Chevis Jackson, left the game and are very questionable for the Auburn game. Craig Steltz also had to leave the game for a few plays but should be ready for Auburn. On the offensive side of the ball, Jacob Hester suffered a leg injury and did not play in the last of the three overtime periods. Brett Helms, Herman Johnson and Ciron Black played the game with minor injuries and Early Doucet is still questionable. The LSU-Auburn game is a very hard one to predict because of the unknown availability of so many LSU players for the game.
They usually stay mum about injuries. Still, the Florida game was very physical, the Kentucky game was very physical (and long) and it always seems to be physical with Auburn. They sure could have used an open week last week or this week, but that is life.
Pansies. :roll: All that equipment, and they still get hurt.
Flu season already?
Here is what I read today:
LSU came out of the Kentucky game with several injured players. Two of LSU's most important players on defense, Kirston Pittman and Chevis Jackson, left the game and are very questionable for the Auburn game. Craig Steltz also had to leave the game for a few plays but should be ready for Auburn. On the offensive side of the ball, Jacob Hester suffered a leg injury and did not play in the last of the three overtime periods. Brett Helms, Herman Johnson and Ciron Black played the game with minor injuries and Early Doucet is still questionable. The LSU-Auburn game is a very hard one to predict because of the unknown availability of so many LSU players for the game.
They usually stay mum about injuries. Still, the Florida game was very physical, the Kentucky game was very physical (and long) and it always seems to be physical with Auburn. They sure could have used an open week last week or this week, but that is life.
Edited
South Florida at Rutgers
Texas Tech at Missouri
Vanderbilt at South Carolina
Arkansas at Ole Miss
California at UCLA
Miami(Fl) at Florida State (at Doak, thankfully)
Florida at Kentucky
Mississippi State at West Virginia
Tennessee at Alabama
Michigan at Illinois
Auburn at LSU
Tulane at SMU
I have absolutely no clue in about six of these.
It may turn out that I don't have a clue in the rest of them, either.
It appears that I left off Army / Georgia Tech , and I can't edit the first one! So if Skunky will add this in...
Edited
Well, I can say this. I was at the Auburn LSU game last year, and with out doubt, it was one of the hardest hitting football games I have ever seen in my life. Auburn was not the same football team after that game, we won the game, but came out of that game one big bruise. Should be a great game!
South Florida at Rutgers
Texas Tech at Missouri
Vanderbilt at South Carolina
Arkansas at Ole Miss
California at UCLA
Miami(Fl) at Florida State
Florida at Kentucky
Mississippi State at West Virginia
Tennessee at Alabama
Michigan at Illinois
Auburn atLSU
Tulane at SMU
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