Did Missouri land the best transfer class in history?

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Originally posted 09:44 AM ET  06.01 by Moudz

He's not terrible. Was pretty good asst at Tx. and a very good recruiter.

nice return to form on the name and avi.

Haith looks like he just realized he shat himself.

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Originally posted 09:38 AM ET  06.01 by colonel

So, did they end up with the better coach!!

Mods are trying to bait you into posting pics colonel & corp

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Originally posted 11:12 AM ET  06.01 by HoozierDaddy45

Mods are trying to bait you into posting pics colonel & corp

"It's a trap!!!"

-Colonel Ahkbar

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Originally posted 11:21 AM ET  06.01 by BackRoads

"It's a trap!!!"-Colonel Ahkbar

I apologize....I demoted the poor guy and misspelled his name.

It's General Akbar...

Yes we will be in contention for a championship next year regardless of the haters, our style plus the influx of new talent will make us a tough out for ANY school on the country. Mark my words.

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Originally posted 01:18 PM ET  06.01 by Docmadinejad

Who cares? They aren't winning any titles anyway.

Not yet, but their transfer Alex Oriakhi was a very important piece to the UCONN team that won the title. Some called him the MVP of that team. Now the Tigers get the big man they've lacked. The article didn't mention Dennis Dixon, who's a good ball handler, 3 point shooter, and assist man that returns to the Tigers. I'm telling you, this team is pretty loaded and should go a lot farther than they did last season. The Kentucky - Missouri basketball rivalry could be born this year. It'll be fun to watch.

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Originally posted 02:54 PM ET  06.01 by Moudz

Frank? That you?

incognito!

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Originally posted 03:13 PM ET  06.01 by KC guy

Not yet, but their transfer Alex Oriakhi was a very important piece to the UCONN team that won the title. Some called him the MVP of that team. Now the Tigers get the big man they've lacked. The article didn't mention Dennis Dixon, who's a good ball handler, 3 point shooter, and assist man that returns to the Tigers. I'm telling you, this team is pretty loaded and should go a lot farther than they did last season. The Kentucky - Missouri basketball rivalry could be born this year. It'll be fun to watch.

Did you mean Michael Dixon?

The league also voted Friday to keep its current football scheduling format known as 6-1-1, a move that will maintain longstanding cross-division rivalries like Alabama-Tennessee and Auburn-Georgia on an annual basis. LSU and South Carolina opposed keeping the designated rivals, arguing that a more equitable conference slate would be to rotate non-division opponents on a regular basis.

Guess Bama and Nick Saban got their wish as they cried enough to keep that great division rivalry with Tennessee. Why not just give them the SEC Championship as they don't have to earn it on the field. South Carolina and LSU wanted changes SO South Carolina got to change theirs yet they left LSU the sane. See some prejudice voting here. Why would the coaches, etc. not want Bama to play a more difficult schedule. Way to go, people, you are going to lose also in this deal.

Keep in mind there has been an LSU/Texas A&M rivalry for years so why not make that the new one for LSU.

Betcha the Birmingham News is breathing a sigh of relief as BAMA keeps their fluff schedule. They dared to say LSU was ducking UF, well it was not ducking it was wanting to get a more level playing field in the regular season. Betcha BAMA did not step up and say "If LSU doesn't want Florida on a regular basis, we great men at BAMA will take them on yearly" Hell will freeze over before that happens.

This is not a personal attack just a statement of fact. If BAMA did step up to the plate then accept my apology. Doubt that will be necessary.

LSU will EARN their BCS Championship!

Geaux Tigers!!!!!!

looks like a big load just blew in on northshore.
Do you have any idea what you are talking about?

LSU/TAM are in the same division so they are going to play every year.

Well, you got one thing right:

Geaux Tigers!

Is it just me, or is college BB student transferring beginning to look more and more like Free Agency in professional sports? Another indicator that big revenue college sports are slipping into a professional sports way of life, except the kids don't get paid as much?