Right as my B-Lo angst reaches a fever pitch, he comes out with this.
http://www.clarionledger....up-Bulldogs-open-tonight
An outstanding article about the beginnings of MSU football and the beginning of this year. I particularly liked:
Is this saying our first W was against Ole Miss?
http://www.clarionledger....up-Bulldogs-open-tonight
An outstanding article about the beginnings of MSU football and the beginning of this year. I particularly liked:
A yellow fever epidemic - not all the losing - ended State's football until 1901 when the Maroons played against Christian Brothers in Memphis, again, in their first game. A 0-0 tie was seen as progress, followed two days later, in Starkville, by a resounding 17-0 victory over the University of Mississippi, not yet known as TSUN (The School Up North).
The coaching salaries have soared since, but not all has changed. When Ole Miss and State met for the first time, kickoff was delayed for an hour because of bickering. Ole Miss accused State of playing ineligible non-students. Afterward, the school newspaper in Starkville accused the Ole Miss boys of "dirty play when the referee was not looking." The Ole Miss school magazine said A&M's complaints of dirty play came "from one who has never indulged in any exercise more violent than the milking of a patient cow."
Is this saying our first W was against Ole Miss?