Monday, September 15, 2008
Done
So after this last post I'm through with my assignment. I'm not sure if I'm going to keep blogging or not. I might make the occasional post when I feel the need or something. Lets see, this week I have a MKT test on Friday. I haven't really started studying yet but hopefully I will not procrastinate like I usually do. Hmmmm....what to write about.... umm, i definitely prefer blue over black ink pens. I dream almost every night, and they are usually extremely odd...and I mean extremely. Well its getting late and I would very much like to go to sleep so I guess I will. Peace out holla at a playa home skillet ibuprofen...oh and suck it Obama, you're not taking my guns.
BIS 3233
Yep, so I'm now a blogger thanks to my Management Information Systems class. I'm required to write 3 posts so here is big #2. In my first post as you can tell i poured my heart out over the weekend's events. I guess now I'll tell you a little about myself. I was born and raised in New Albany, MS (the dirty NA). I'm a true thug. I'm a marketing major and currently pursuing a Spanish minor as well. I like applesauce. I have a mom (Liz) and dad (Dan) and a sister (Katherine) who is married (Sam). I'm going to get a dog as soon as I live somewhere that allows it. I have a pretty sarcastic/dry sense of humor. My favorite sport is basketball. Idk my bff jill? The picture in this blog is a picture of my good friend Blake Jeter when he fell asleep in the Sistine Chapel...and it is taking way too freaking long to load it
Sunday, September 14, 2008
True Life...I'm a State Fan

This weekend pretty much sums up the past 21 years of my life as a Mississippi State Bulldog fan...depressing. As most of you that will actually read this blog know, State lost to No. 9 Auburn this weekend 3-2...and yes, I'm talking about football. This was possibly the worst football game I have ever seen in my entire life. I am actually one of the most optimistic State fans you will meet. I go into every football game (besides LSU) thinking, praying, and knowing that we have a shot to win no matter what the odds are. And I really did think that we would win this weekend, despite being a 10.5 underdog. Most of the time my hopes of winning are shattered by the 2nd or 3rd quarter, which is usually when things start to get ugly. Not Saturday though. Nope, Saturday Mississippi State saw it fit to dangle that glimmer of hope in front of me for four quarters and then snatch it away at the last second. I dont know why I'm not used to it by now, maybe because I grew up in the 90's when we were actually decent so I know that it is possible to win as a Bulldog. Speaking of the 90's, the only good thing I can point out about Saturday's game was getting to see the 1998 Western Division Champion Bulldogs, as they were honored during halftime. Getting to reminisce about winning, about seeing an incredible defense which was actually complemented by an offense, and about being a respected member of the SEC was by far the highlight of the night for me. Hopefully those days will somehow repeat themselves, but I dont know how they can when we cant put points up on the board with our offense. I dont know how we can ever scratch our way out of the cellar of the SEC when we cant execute a routine fieldgoal. I dont know how anyone can stand to watch a team shoot themselves in the foot repeatedly by making decisions like going for it on 4th and 15 only down a point with near 4 minutes left, two timeouts, a punter thats having a well above average game, and a defense that has held tough all day. Despite all the heartache of Saturday and the last 21 years of being a State fan, I still fully expect to go to Atlanta next Saturday and beat Georgia Tech. I will be attending that game as well and will be just as fired up and optimistic as ever. Maybe one day my persistence will somehow pay off. Maybe one day I will see a great football team in Starkville that isn't playing against Mississippi State. Even if those days never come, I will still devote my Saturdays to watching Mississippi State football no matter how much heartache and suffering it causes me.
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