EastTexan

Thank you.

So, you ain't got much.

"Be prepared" is a great motto. I was a scout.

I can't wait for the President Donald Trump 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 threads.

Great thread Bone. Discovered it a couple days ago. Will keep up with progress. Great job.

Agree. Lot of dumb fucks in this here world.

So true. I only started following the recruiting thing (on a regular basis) on this thread this year. In the past only got news from my son and a friend and thought "ok, cool". Now when I read this shit, some days my old heart starts to constrict. Other days I feel like all things are roses and unicorns. Started to suggest CDC should get involved. What the fuck was I even thinking. Screw me. UT will be ok. Season can't get here soon enough. Ou sux! Fuck aggy!

So Reggie Bush could get the Heisman Trophy back.

I really enjoyed Dandy Don with Cosell. Meredith is still my all time greatest Cowboy. Too many Meredith moments to list. His banter and ribbing of Cosell are classic.

Yes. Risenhoover was great as well. Many years ago as a kid when TV sports was only on the weekends,I really got a kick out of Peewee Reese and Dizzy Dean. Dizzy-"Mantle slud into second base"

Nadel is good, but Mark Holtz was "the" all time Ranger announcer.

Yep.

Verne was great on "Bowling for Dollars". sec not so much.

Gotta admit, I loved Gus call of Rosen's dagger to the ass of aggy. Ran it back several times.

Hugo's convinced me. Todd is a secret undercover agent for the Republican Party.

You saying bama has roster limits?

Honestly, thread title has nothing to do with Nola's post. Ya'll cannot see this?

Bad punctuation.

Thankfully Hitler was a stupid dumbass.

A lot of interesting posts and thoughts. For sure the men, boys and women of that era are our Greatest Generation. My father was a senior in high school when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. If I remember correctly, all the boys in his class (except one. He had an illness of some kind) enlisted before graduation. It was a very small school in northeastTexas with ten or so boys in his class. He said when in basic training (not sure it was called that back then) he heard paratroopers were paid $10 more. He was assigned to the 82nd Airborne and shipped to England after completing training. Dad didn't jump on D-Day but did jump in the Market Garden operation and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He didn't talk at all about the actual fighting or killing. Story he did tell was on his jump he landed in a tree and got tangled up. Dropped his knife trying to cut the lines. A buddy came by and cut him down. Shortly after they saw several German troops in the area. Can only imagine what happened. Only other thing I remember him saying was how damn cold it was. Hearing and reading the stories of the WW-II vets are most interesting and always makes me feel like I'm peeling onions. God bless them. btw. Dad died at 59yrs. Wish I had tried to learn more.

No. Trump defeated hrc in '16.

When they stop showing the hot dog eating championship, I'm out.

Hell yea!

Still have that phone.

'member that SI cover. Still cool.