2016 NCAA Football Thread

No shit, Sherlock. Chaney should have already known this...

 

Born and raised in Shreveport, no plans of going back

 

My job moved us here about 1.5 yrs ago from Jackson, MS. Shreveport is a big upgrade from there.

 

Don't doubt that one bit, what industry?

 

Trucking, auto transport specifically.

 

Ah, very nice

 

I have family near there. Fuck Shreveport. I'd rather go back to Afghanistan than live there.

 

Hey hey hey, it's not that bad!

My parents still live there and I enjoy their part of town very much

 

I'd rather go back home to Atlanta or back to Houston. It was a promotion that I couldn't pass up so I took it. It was either here or Birmingham and I ain't lost shit in B-Ham.

 

My greatgrandmother has lived in Blanchard for longer than I've been alive. It used to be nice and quiet. Even it's going downhill fast.

 

I live in North Bossier mainly for the schools. 2.5 more years & I won't have to worry about that anymore. I'll probably move across the state line in Texas if I haven't been relocated yet again.

 

Hope you plan on going private school in you move across the border. The public school in that part of east tx are horrible.

 

That's what I'm saying. 2.5 years and I don't have to worry about schools anymore.

 

Gotcha.

 

ain't a thing good about Atlanta. No way I'd ever live there.

 

When I say Atlanta I don't mean Atlanta. I mean a suburb of Atlanta...actually more like around Jackson or down in that area. Close enough that whatever I need is close but far enough to be away from the bs associated with the Atl.

 

Y'all want Kiffin back?

 

In defense of my home state and city, B'ham today isn't the B'ham of my childhood. There's more going on here than there used to be. We've become quite a foodie town, there's more of a night scene (not that I get to enjoy it anymore), the Barons moved back downtown, they've created railroad park and the B'ham running/jogging trail... It's not a half-bad place to be anymore.

 

Red Mountain is a pretty cool place too. OOh, and Dreamland downtown is kinda fun.

 

I feel like that's becoming true of a lot of places. I've only ever stopped in Birmingham for the night a few times, with the exception of the coldest bowl game I've ever been to