Veazey had a free chat tonight...

[dawgstudent]

good interesting stuff provided.

http://www.clarionledger....openr=80929040&Ref=AR

 

[Columbus Dawg]

Who is the jackass that stole my username?

 

[DawgatAuburn]

I can't believe people complain about Kyle. He does a great job. We have been fortunate to have good C-L writers in my opinion, from Kyle to the big black guy whose name I can't remember to Ian to Sekou. With "The Blog" and Twitter and this chat...we have more coverage and more info from the C-L than ever before. But people still find it necessary to criticize him and say that he is not as skilled of a writer as Ian or Sekou, as if they are journalism professors or something. His writing is fine, and the volume of information is fantastic.

 

[benatmsu]

People can complain about the way he writes all day long, but you and I both know the reason most of them don't like him: He's a REBEL!!! Which is ridiculous, but you'll always have those people who look for a controversy.

 

[Stormrider81]

The only thing I don't like about Kyle is every once in a while he leaves out a crucial part of a coach's quote and State fans get all upset until they see the entire quote and the context. It seems as if he does that intentionally and I just don't care for that. Croom says, and Polk said, enough stupid stuff that you should never have to mold their comments in order to create controversy.

 

[bulldawgmobile]

Like the thing about not giving kids confidence - they have to find it in themselves. Really? I thought great coaches instilled confidence, allowing players to play above their abilities at times. You know, getting the most out of your team!

 

[Croomp]

yea cutting up their quotes doesn't really matter. Not including all of Crxxm's quotes or Polk's did us all a favor. Its just more jibberish to be read from their lying/stubborn/old mouths.

 

[Croomp]

he finds some random ****.

<font face="georgia,palatino" size="2"><font face="georgia,palatino" size="2">Was beginning work on a story for tomorrow's Clarion-Ledger and ran across this statistical knowledge:
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<font face="georgia,palatino" size="2"><font face="georgia,palatino" size="2">The Bulldogs are 2-4 after open weeks under Sylvester Croom. Three of those losses came to Arkansas in late November games; another came to Houston, on homecoming, in 2005.</font></font></p>

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But MSU's two wins bear a striking resemblance to the opportunity it'll face next week. They came at home against Southeastern Conference teams in the lower portion of the top 25 - No. 20 Florida in 2004; No. 21 Alabama in 2007.</font></font></p>

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Vanderbilt (4-0, 2-0 SEC) is ranked No. 19 in both polls heading into its Saturday game against No. 13 Auburn (4-1, 2-1).</font></font></p>

 

[Henry Kissinger]

that type of stuff is in the game notes every week

 

[TR.sixpack]

And they are very good at it. They put out a lot of raw data every week.

 

[dawgstudent]

so he had to figure it out himself.