Good Evening Six Pack!
As Journey’s famous song goes, “Don’t Stop Believin’!“ Whether it’s a large case of humble pie or just two teams whose season seemed to go up in flames in a 3-hr span, the Mississippi State Bulldogs and the Florida Gators have now faced the agony of defeat. This is what the cream is all about. Those that will, will. Those that won’t, will become crust. It’s a simple formula, and we are now in the critical cooking hours of the season.</SPAN>
Believing your team can do it is what makes being a football fan so fun. You enjoy the ride and you feel like life comes to a sudden halt when the clock hits zero. However, all is not over. You still got to believe. Strange things happen in football and hopefully the next few weeks will get even stranger. </SPAN>
The Stallion recalls 2007’s epic year for his beloved LSU Tigers. That season may go down as one of the strangest last weeks of any football season that I can recall. Although the Stallion felt like his Tigers were the best team in the land that year, the loss to Arkansas felt like the proverbial bottom had fallen out. The wind was let out of the sail. But the chips fell where they fell and the cream rose to the top.</SPAN>
The point that the Stallion is making is, take care of your business here on out and you may find yourself as the Cream champ in a matter of four weeks. Who will be Mr. November?
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The Cream rankings are as follows for Week 9.
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#1) </SPAN>Alabama Crimson Tide</SPAN> – Looking dominant against the Dawgs of S’vegas. Will face their season on Nov. 3, 2012 in Death Valley. Cream will rise or fall come Saturday.</SPAN>
#2) </SPAN>LSU Tigers</SPAN> – As Election Tuesday approaches so does the Stallion’s wishes of a huge upset.</SPAN>
#3) </SPAN>Georgia Bulldogs </SPAN>– Just when you think they are down and out, MusChump’s boys provided early Christmas presents to what some have deemed as the most overrated team in the conference. Well they are now the Dale Ernhardts of the Eastern Division.</SPAN>
#4) </SPAN>Florida Gators </SPAN>– The margin of error is apparently six turnovers Muschamp.
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#5) </SPAN>South Carolina Gamecocks </SPAN>– The Lattimore injury made even Joe Thiesman throw up his lunch.</SPAN>
#6) </SPAN>Texas A&M</SPAN> – The Aggies could have scored 80 if they wanted to against that Division II team in the Plains.
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#7) </SPAN>Mississippi State Bulldogs </SPAN>– Hope and Change! Not this year.
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#8) </SPAN>Ole Miss Rebels</SPAN> – Who would have thought the Bears would have a shot at the top half of the Cream Rankings over the next 4 weeks.
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#9) </SPAN>Tennessee Vols</SPAN> – First thing on the agenda – talk to Mike Slive on re-scheduling the SEC schedule for the Vols. A goose egg in the first five games of the SEC schedule is not what Dr. Dooley ordered to maintain his blood pressure.</SPAN>
#10) Vanderbilt Commodores</SPAN> – Franklin has his head down and moving forward for another bowl appearance for the Commodores. Got to beat the Rebels to do it.</SPAN>
#11) </SPAN>Arkansas Razorbacks</SPAN> – 2012 can’t be over soon enough in Hog Heaven.
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#12) </SPAN>Missouri Tigers </SPAN>– How sweet SEC wins taste!
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#13) </SPAN>Kentucky Wildcats </SPAN>– Just because you lose a little bit less than your western division cellar counterparts, doesn’t mean you deserve the right to be proud.
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#14) </SPAN>Auburn Tigers </SPAN>– Even the War Eagle is embarrassed to enter the stadium.</SPAN>
HOT BOUDIN – Georgia Bulldogs - The Stallion had officially written off Big Game Mark, but they came out with more energy and desperation than the Gators. Wondering what Richt put in Florida’s cocktail?</SPAN>
COLD COOSH COOSH – Mississippi State Bulldogs – Not so much that State lost to the best team in the country. They just made their whole fan base delusional. And the Stallion was on the hope train with their fanbase.</SPAN>
Love,
Stallion</SPAN>
As Journey’s famous song goes, “Don’t Stop Believin’!“ Whether it’s a large case of humble pie or just two teams whose season seemed to go up in flames in a 3-hr span, the Mississippi State Bulldogs and the Florida Gators have now faced the agony of defeat. This is what the cream is all about. Those that will, will. Those that won’t, will become crust. It’s a simple formula, and we are now in the critical cooking hours of the season.</SPAN>
Believing your team can do it is what makes being a football fan so fun. You enjoy the ride and you feel like life comes to a sudden halt when the clock hits zero. However, all is not over. You still got to believe. Strange things happen in football and hopefully the next few weeks will get even stranger. </SPAN>
The Stallion recalls 2007’s epic year for his beloved LSU Tigers. That season may go down as one of the strangest last weeks of any football season that I can recall. Although the Stallion felt like his Tigers were the best team in the land that year, the loss to Arkansas felt like the proverbial bottom had fallen out. The wind was let out of the sail. But the chips fell where they fell and the cream rose to the top.</SPAN>
The point that the Stallion is making is, take care of your business here on out and you may find yourself as the Cream champ in a matter of four weeks. Who will be Mr. November?
</SPAN>
The Cream rankings are as follows for Week 9.
</SPAN>
#1) </SPAN>Alabama Crimson Tide</SPAN> – Looking dominant against the Dawgs of S’vegas. Will face their season on Nov. 3, 2012 in Death Valley. Cream will rise or fall come Saturday.</SPAN>
#2) </SPAN>LSU Tigers</SPAN> – As Election Tuesday approaches so does the Stallion’s wishes of a huge upset.</SPAN>
#3) </SPAN>Georgia Bulldogs </SPAN>– Just when you think they are down and out, MusChump’s boys provided early Christmas presents to what some have deemed as the most overrated team in the conference. Well they are now the Dale Ernhardts of the Eastern Division.</SPAN>
#4) </SPAN>Florida Gators </SPAN>– The margin of error is apparently six turnovers Muschamp.
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#5) </SPAN>South Carolina Gamecocks </SPAN>– The Lattimore injury made even Joe Thiesman throw up his lunch.</SPAN>
#6) </SPAN>Texas A&M</SPAN> – The Aggies could have scored 80 if they wanted to against that Division II team in the Plains.
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#7) </SPAN>Mississippi State Bulldogs </SPAN>– Hope and Change! Not this year.
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#8) </SPAN>Ole Miss Rebels</SPAN> – Who would have thought the Bears would have a shot at the top half of the Cream Rankings over the next 4 weeks.
</SPAN>
#9) </SPAN>Tennessee Vols</SPAN> – First thing on the agenda – talk to Mike Slive on re-scheduling the SEC schedule for the Vols. A goose egg in the first five games of the SEC schedule is not what Dr. Dooley ordered to maintain his blood pressure.</SPAN>
#10) Vanderbilt Commodores</SPAN> – Franklin has his head down and moving forward for another bowl appearance for the Commodores. Got to beat the Rebels to do it.</SPAN>
#11) </SPAN>Arkansas Razorbacks</SPAN> – 2012 can’t be over soon enough in Hog Heaven.
</SPAN>
#12) </SPAN>Missouri Tigers </SPAN>– How sweet SEC wins taste!
</SPAN>
#13) </SPAN>Kentucky Wildcats </SPAN>– Just because you lose a little bit less than your western division cellar counterparts, doesn’t mean you deserve the right to be proud.
</SPAN>
#14) </SPAN>Auburn Tigers </SPAN>– Even the War Eagle is embarrassed to enter the stadium.</SPAN>
HOT BOUDIN – Georgia Bulldogs - The Stallion had officially written off Big Game Mark, but they came out with more energy and desperation than the Gators. Wondering what Richt put in Florida’s cocktail?</SPAN>
COLD COOSH COOSH – Mississippi State Bulldogs – Not so much that State lost to the best team in the country. They just made their whole fan base delusional. And the Stallion was on the hope train with their fanbase.</SPAN>
Love,
Stallion</SPAN>
