It must be nice to be in the SEC - Page 11

CarolinaDG · #**151** 03-25-2004, 10:51 PM

I would personally think that UCLA or USC would be among the most fashionable, but maybe that's just me.... NYU makes sense, though.

And to the smart-butt who responded that boys don't wear dresses, thanks. You're so cute. I'm laughing, hard.

AUDeltaGam · #**152** 03-25-2004, 10:53 PM

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Originally posted by TSteven
Son, you ain't never been nowhere until you have attended an SEC football game in an SEC stadium.

AMEN!

winnieb · #**153** 03-25-2004, 11:04 PM

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Originally posted by Rudey
OK Fashionable as in what they wear? I'm confused. It can't be. And what is WWD?

-Rudey

WWD? Women's Wear Daily--- fashion / retail newspaper.

-wendi

FAB*SpiceySpice · #**154** 03-25-2004, 11:17 PM

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Originally posted by SMSUBear
Arkansas, Mississippi St. and Auburn? I don't know about Auburn, but that's the only thing I could think of. There are lots of hog fans up here in Southwest Missouri. Sometimes I wonder if they even realize Missouri has a University too. Oh well, I guess it's the lure of the SEC.

I'm a Mizzou man (Mizzou-RAH!), but there is zero denying the fact that SEC is where football is best.

SMSUBear

Edit: Does it bother you that Favre went to Georgia? Just wondering.

Yay Mizzou!!!

MissouriGirl · #**155** 03-25-2004, 11:18 PM

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Originally posted by SMSUBear
Like I said, if you can convince me otherwise, please do. And be happy, I don't burn any school except for KU...Stupid Kansas

SMSUBear

Hey, if you're from Missouri, what do you know about Kansas? I'm in Missouri now, but Kansas was my home for 20 years. Jayhawks ruled when I lived there. Of course, I know a lot of people who go to Lawrence to roll all the college kids when they go out celebrating all the wins. I can laugh at that now, I live in Missouri. But don't knock the state until you live there!!!!!

Are you anywhere near Dora, MO???? Your descriptions sound like you might be. We're a long way from everything there too.

kdonline · #**156** 03-25-2004, 11:27 PM

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Originally posted by SMSUBear
Just out of Curiosity, do you guys even consider Florida part of the SEC? All this SEC talk, and no one is representing from the Swamp. What gives?

That's because there are only 2 UF alumnae and 1 current student that I can think of who are currently (semi)active on GC.

BTW, Florida is one SEC team whose fans do not dress up for games. Sometimes, it reaches 90 (and above) on those Saturday afternoon games!

Firehouse · #**157** 03-25-2004, 11:46 PM

I'm a Nole and I hate the Gators, but if there's ANY school that considers themselves to be the ultimate SEC experience it is Florida. Florida's whole athletics world is build around SEC compeition. I don't know how anyone could possibly ask that question.

Tippiechick · #**158** 03-25-2004, 11:51 PM

SMSUBear,

If you went to Mississippi and didn't see the beautiful antebellum houses there, then I am at a complete and total loss. I am from Tennessee (and we know our antebellum houses), but the houses in Mississippi are AMAZING.
There are shabby houses everywhere in this country -- it's not just native to Mississippi...
And, it is a bit simple-minded to choose a college based upon how the surrounding community looks. I am sure you will find some run-down houses anywhere you go.

SMSUBear · #**159** 03-26-2004, 12:19 AM

hey Missouri girl Where ya from? Are you from Dora, cause I know some people from there. I'd ask if you knew some people, but I'm sure they'd like it if we went and told people their name and where they live.

Anyway, I doubt if I really go down there, but it would be really cool just to kick it SEC style for a football season down there. It's really just a thought, but it miiiiiight materialize into something more concrete. But most of my ideas don't. And Ole Miss is only 6 hours away!

I'm looking at South Carolina and might I just say...wow. That is one sharp campus! If I was gonna go on looks alone, I think I found my winner (that or Georgia). It would be fun to shout out phrases with tons of sexual innuendo laced within *barely restraining myself from example*.

And tippie, I only grazed the top of it on my way back from Huntsville, Alabama. We must have been going through a sour part of the state, too. I shouldn't have generalized, but wherever I was was sour.

SMSUBear

p.s. KU is a great school if all you wanna do is not get an education. Step on across the border to a school that doesn't make it onto everyone's party list. Sure they have basketball, but if a sport isn't full contact, than it's not a 100% sport

CarolinaDG · #**160** 03-26-2004, 12:38 AM

I know that I should know this, but I really have always gotten confused (kind of like the Michigan v. Michigan State thing)

Ole Miss is the University of Mississippi and Mississippi State is the other one? I thought Ole Miss was in the SEC?

Help clear up my ignorant confusion!

MissouriGirl · #**161** 03-26-2004, 12:42 AM

Hi Bear,
I graduated from Dora in 2000. Our senior class only had about 16 people in it. My dad was an administrator there. He's leaving after this year. I used to date a guy named Travis who knew kids from a lot of schools. Who did you know over here?
Actually I kind of exaggerated my years in Kansas, but we were there until I was about 16 I guess, and I went to KU for a couple of years. Now I'm taking year off before going back to MU.
I played basketball, believe me, at Dora, it became a full contact sport. It was at KU too. Those girls were mean!

SMSUBear · #**162** 03-26-2004, 12:45 AM

The SEC (Southeastern Conference) is...

Alabama
Arkansas
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
LSU (Louisiana State)
Mississippi State
Ole Miss (University of Mississippi)
South Carolina
Tennessee
Vanderbilt

Auburn is in Auburn, Alabama, and Vanderbilt is in Nashville.

UGAnchora · #**163** 03-26-2004, 12:48 AM

For more UGA stories like the one's I posted go to :

The Anti-Orange Page

And click on Bulldog Lore.

SMSUBear · #**164** 03-26-2004, 12:49 AM

I know Travis, don't know you. I went to Gainesville, class of 2001. 53 kids, and my dad wasn't an administrator.

Hey Anchora, is "The world's largest outdoor cocktail party" really all it's cracked up to be? You hear about it a lot, but I was just wondering if it is as amazing as it is made out to be.

SMSUBear.

P.S. This whole thing with us both growing up in Ozark County is wierd. Hmmmmmm....

TriDeltaGal · #**165** 03-26-2004, 12:54 AM

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Originally posted by CarolinaDG
I would personally think that UCLA or USC would be among the most fashionable, but maybe that's just me....

Thanks for the compliment but after reading this thread, UCLA is by far more casual in comparsion as well as USC. We are just way too comfortable going to class in jeans and a t-shirt and I have NEVER seen a student wear a dress to a football game!

And in response to how great all the SEC schools are, all this only little PAC-10 girl has to say is that UCLA receives by far the most applicants out of any other university in the nation, for something like 10 years now! Go Bruins!

I must admit though, I would love to visit some of this schools in the south. Maybe for non-conference football game, I think we played Alabama a couple years back so it could be a possibility!