Alex Butler
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Who dat coffee is a great breakfast spot! Love me some Mandina’s too. I don’t drink anymore but the carousel lounge at Hotel Monteleon is the best for a vieux care cocktail. Brennan’s, Felix’s is my favorite oyster house in the quarter personally.
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Thank you!
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Fair enough
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Christian
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Great write up Jeff! I hope Sark sticks to the script and plays the hits. @HookemFromOkc I do not like this. These guys are wrong so much. When we have people picking us is when we seem to play our worst ball. This is a have to have it game for LSPew and they have great players and coaches that know they can’t have a repeat of last week. I appreciate your confidence and hope you’re right, I personally don’t see it happening.
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Guys it’s the Monster Energy big xii they earned that title and are more than just a conference it’s a dictatorship
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I’m in hell knowing how much we are jinxing Arch by pushing all this Mr. November stuff. We’ve got Bianco and multiple outlets on this. We’re setting him up for failure this weekend. It’s all Kyle Flood’s fault too
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Albeit leaner lolol stroking that ego hard…Codeman has them loathed by the Sorsby fiasco. So mission accomplished???
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I just don’t see our offensive line being able to hold up against their defense. I think this one gets ugly for us offensively 38-10 LSPew
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No He’s made of glass, we need less of him and more actual offense.
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Lame playing games
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F-ing nobody lol
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Oh snap I didn’t see nothing
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Do we think the CB from UTSA is a good fit for us? I remember hearing that both Coleman bros on the o line were good especially when they played together. I’m sure we’re likely to lose Simon, Lockett, McCutcheon, and Chatman on offense at the least and Howard, Mack, Filsaime, Williams (to baseball), and Hicks on defense even if the above mentioned leave. Do we think there’s a chance Atkinson, Okpala, or Cummings could leave too? I have faith though that Muschamp will get whatever he has on defense ready to rock all over again. The offense…not so much.
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Ed Reed and Ray Lewis might have been the backbone of the fiercest defenses in NFL history
