For a little context, Eustachy was coaching for Southern Miss last year when a few members of the pep band chanted, "Where's your green card?" to Angel Rodriguez.

Don't pin this on Mississippi. Mississippi isn't hellbent on it. Mississippi rejected it the first time around. There's a national group taking this to each of the states it has been so far.

I was just about to tell you what an idiot you were, then I watched it again from the beginning and realized you were right. The people sitting on the bench directly in front of the camera are in white, which would be Virginia. The highlight video here:…

Did you read the article? Are you saying the article is not true? That is what is in the article.

Did you read the account of what happened?

Do you understand that part of this included standing in front of a group of African Americans and taking pictures of them while using racial slurs?

Fuck that noise. I'm 5'2 and wear only flats. People can think I'm trashy for it, but my happy feet will be laughing at their tired old contorted classy feet at the end of the day.

As your resident Hattiesburger, it's real. They showed it on our local news this morning (WDAM)

That happens a lot in NASCAR, though mostly among the fans. Several couches have been ruined that way. You can only turn over the cushion once.

Come on. You knew what he meant. He was obviously suggesting (b).

And seriously, look at that fucking tie.

Relax. If you knew how many times I've blacked out in New Orleans, you'd know it's no big deal.

Jim Nantz's tie is hideous.

Thanks, burner account that's actually not me this time.

You can't put all those suites and press boxes in a one floor stadium. You need at least a second tier for that.

They were on Earth the whole time!

It's funny that you point that out, because otherwise people wouldn't have known that I had just restated the punchline to the video and article.

Thank god he put those arrows in, or else we would know which one of the guys running in the same direction of the ball was him.

You know, Ray Guy played baseball too.

Horrible attempts at arm tackles, poor passing, and overall weak defense aside, there is a tiny bit to be said for the morale that was lost when the refs made seemingly back to back questionable calls in Alabama's favor in the 1st quarter.