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Originally posted by HockeyShock View PostHow about some Andouille out of respect for Tulane ... and my (semi-)Cajun heritage? :)SHOCKERS & AWE
"Go Ahead, Try To Jinx Us" ~ The Monsters Of The Midwest
"Wichita State fans bring the noise to another level. The roar
gets into your skull, giving you a mild case of vertigo."
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Good job! Was fun seeing all the clips from games in the NCAA tourney. 10-15 years ago you would blow my mind if I had known how far we have come. Great time to be a Shocker
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How about this from Paul's article today:
The Sporting News: No. 9. Lock them into another 30-win season, whether they’re playing in the MVC or the AAC this fall. (My edit: It’s the AAC).
Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/sports/college...#storylink=cpy
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Originally posted by thunderkwb View PostSusan Rice? ..... Too soon?Last edited by ShanShock; April 4, 2017, 05:21 PM.SHOCKERS & AWE
"Go Ahead, Try To Jinx Us" ~ The Monsters Of The Midwest
"Wichita State fans bring the noise to another level. The roar
gets into your skull, giving you a mild case of vertigo."
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Originally posted by Eric View PostThis is good, but let's not be like Creighton and the Big Priest proclaiming P6 status just yet. That will be a moniker better earned than self-proclaimed.
Anyone who willingly and seriously uses something like "P6" or "P7" in their future posts ought to receive a swift strike with the ban hammer and have their fandom revoked. However, "G5" is acceptable."It's amazing to watch Ron slide into that open area, Fred will find him and it's straight cash homie."--HCGM
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Originally posted by WuDrWu View PostIT'S THE AAC.
Not sure you get more definitive than that.....unless you listened to me about a month ago.SHOCKERS & AWE
"Go Ahead, Try To Jinx Us" ~ The Monsters Of The Midwest
"Wichita State fans bring the noise to another level. The roar
gets into your skull, giving you a mild case of vertigo."
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