Bulletin Board Material for Pregame LSU

[cbbama99]

Don't sweat it, guys. Even if he doesn't know who CPB was, Messrs. Vlachos, Jones, Fluker and Co. will be more than happy to introduce themselves to Montgomery. I imagine Mr. Richardson will also get in on the introductions as well.

[Marshal Dillon]

LSU defensive end Sam Montgomery committed football blasphemy, at least in the minds of Alabama fans, when he was asked earlier this week about Bear Bryant.

"I don't know anything about Bear Bryant," Montgomery said. "I really haven't looked at film that much."

Apparently, Montgomery thought he was being asked about one of the current Alabama players.

When told that Bryant was a former coach at Alabama, Montgomery responded, "Oh, a coach. I have no idea. I wouldn't know anything about that. Too way back for me. I thought Bear Bryant was a player."

I am mystified to why some of my fellow posters think this is a big deal. How many of our players have heard of Ara Parsegian (3 NC'c), Bud Wilkinson, Pop Warner, or Tom Osbourne? Those are some of the greatest coaches ever in college football. I'm not real shocked that a 20 or 21 year old kid from outside of Alabama has never heard of Coach Bryant. Some of you make it sound like every kid in the country should have to attend a class in high school called Bear Bryant 101.

 

 

Do you really think he hasn't watched any Bama film in the last 2 weeks? 

I'm sure some of those kids have never heard of him, especially the LSU guy from Australia.  But I don't believe he hasn't watched much film.  It was a smart aleck comment.

Again, why do you think he's watched film about Coach Bryant? In between practice, class, watching game film, playing video games, and chasing girls he might be to busy to watch anything about Coach Bryant. I hate to shatter some myths, but Coach Bryant is not a universal subject on the lips of every breathing person. My son's best friend, who attends Alabama, doesn't even like football, he's into hunting & fishing and other outdoor activities. Not trying to slam anyone or make fun, but really guys, there is a real world out there.

 



 

[SUPERCOACH]

LSU defensive end Sam Montgomery committed football blasphemy, at least in the minds of Alabama fans, when he was asked earlier this week about Bear Bryant.

"I don't know anything about Bear Bryant," Montgomery said. "I really haven't looked at film that much."

Apparently, Montgomery thought he was being asked about one of the current Alabama players.

When told that Bryant was a former coach at Alabama, Montgomery responded, "Oh, a coach. I have no idea. I wouldn't know anything about that. Too way back for me. I thought Bear Bryant was a player."

I am mystified to why some of my fellow posters think this is a big deal. How many of our players have heard of Ara Parsegian (3 NC'c), Bud Wilkinson, Pop Warner, or Tom Osbourne? Those are some of the greatest coaches ever in college football. I'm not real shocked that a 20 or 21 year old kid from outside of Alabama has never heard of Coach Bryant. Some of you make it sound like every kid in the country should have to attend a class in high school called Bear Bryant 101.

 

 

Do you really think he hasn't watched any Bama film in the last 2 weeks? 

I'm sure some of those kids have never heard of him, especially the LSU guy from Australia.  But I don't believe he hasn't watched much film.  It was a smart aleck comment.

Again, why do you think he's watched film about Coach Bryant? In between practice, class, watching game film, playing video games, and chasing girls he might be to busy to watch anything about Coach Bryant. I hate to shatter some myths, but Coach Bryant is not a universal subject on the lips of every breathing person. My son's best friend, who attends Alabama, doesn't even like football, he's into hunting & fishing and other outdoor activities. Not trying to slam anyone or make fun, but really guys, there is a real world out there.

 



 

Not talking about film of Coach Bryant.  I'm talking about game film of the team he will be playing tonight.

[BAMAWV]

They aren't called the "Me" generation for nothing (LOL). Coonasses particularly believe that life ends north of I-10. What gets me more is when a supposedly professional journalist speaks of Alabama's storied past, then begins it with Shaun Alexander.

[Marshal Dillon]

They aren't called the "Me" generation for nothing (LOL). Coonasses particularly believe that life ends north of I-10. What gets me more is when a supposedly professional journalist speaks of Alabama's storied past, then begins it with Shaun Alexander.

Now, that I agree with. Not much of a "journalist" when he hasn't done even his most basic research.

 

[BAMAWV]

They aren't called the "Me" generation for nothing (LOL). Coonasses particularly believe that life ends north of I-10. What gets me more is when a supposedly professional journalist speaks of Alabama's storied past, then begins it with Shaun Alexander.

Now, that I agree with. Not much of a "journalist" when he hasn't done even his most basic research.

 

There was a link on here yesterday like that. I'd dig it up, but I'm busy punching our NC ticket at the moment. RTR

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