To keep an atlarge bid alive, I think they need to go 4-1. They play Ole Miss, UNC, State, USA, and WCU. Needless to say, WCU cant be the one loss.

Right now they are struggling with the size of Ole Miss.

Just announced they are paying their S&C guy more than $500,000 per year.

Also, I think that site releases their coaching awards today.

That is all...

the juco MLB our staff had locked into Detric Bing- Dukes just committed to mtsu over us. Those rascals kill us on juco linebackers. They stole Luckett from us two years ago. Anyway Bing- Dukes is a big time talent that was originally at UGA. He should go a long way toward bolstering their D.

Coach buys senior players suits for first job interviews
© Provided by Sporting NewsA lot of college players' football careers end when their senior season comes to an end. While a fortunate few go on to the NFL, the vast majority look for careers in different places.
AdChoices But as they depart from football, these players will always have the strong bonds they made in the sport with their peers — and their coach. Strengthening that bond is Southern Miss coach Todd Monken, who gave his 18 seniors a gift they can use past their football careers.
Suits.“I’ve always thought, ‘What could we do for our departing seniors that they can take with them?’” Monken said to the Hattiesburg American. “Something beyond their memories. And so (the suits) are really for their first (job) interview.”
Monken, who was named Conference USA Coach of the Year this season, has now bought his seniors suits in three consecutive years. It's an idea he started in 2013 as sort of a loophole around an NCAA rule, according to CBS Sports. There's apparently an NCAA rule that states a school can purchase a gift for a student-athlete if that gift is needed for an event. Monken started an end-of-the-year banquet and said the suits were for that.
“You try to do things that the NCAA allows you to do to help your players,” Monken said in 2013. “I think there's something to when you get dressed up. It makes you feel better. It makes you feel more professional. Some of these guys hadn't gotten suits fitted before.”
It's certainly a nice tradition Monken has going for his players.

That is some of the talk up here in NC. He lives in Charlotte. Announcement expected Monday regarding their new coach.

With the graduation of Southern Miss' top two receivers from the 2015 season, the Eagles need immediate help and Hinds (Raymond, Miss.) C.C., standout Marquez McNair may be just what the doctor ordered.

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More than ever, I want to step up and support our Eagles. The problem I have is that we just buried my favorite(92 yo) aunt yesterday. In addition to that, my 98 yo mother is not expect to surviev more than a couple weeks. Those things, among others will prevent me from attending the bowl in Dallas.

If I could get my wishes, I would find someone who wouldn't go to the bowl game unless they had tickets. I do not want to buy tickets for Greenwood, 70, Iron and such, but I sure would buy tickets for someone who would not otherwise go. I do not have a number in mind. Anyone have any suggestion?

on the broadcast tonight!

for the Patriots. Good to see him back on the field.

from my brother:

BREAKING: Marvin Banks, suspect held for capital murder of 2 Hattiesburg Police officers found dead in jail cell

http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/...usm-sees-increase-military-students/76963098/

So much positive in this article. Jeff Hammond is a treasure.

JuCo Football Forer ‏@JuCoFootballACE 41m41 minutes ago Miami, FL

Detric Bing-Dukes @DetricDukes @ Iowa Western JuCo @reiverfootball picks up Southern Miss Offer @CoachStrohmeier

Detric Bing-Dukes is a former 4* Georgia commit in their 2014 class. Transferred to Iowa Western CC after redshirting as a freshman and will have three years of eligibility remaining.

https://rivals.yahoo.com/footballrecruiting/football/recruiting/player-Detric-Bing-Dukes-186365

http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/recruiting/player-Detric-Bing-Dukes-142890

Over the weekend Southern Miss hosted a quartet of top JUCO prospects including Charvarius Ward from Hinds (Raymond, MS) C.C. Ward, a long time Southern Miss commitment talks about his official visit with BigGoldNation.com.

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According to this article from the 22 Feet Academy website.

http://www.22ftusa.com/news_article/show/588237?referrer_id=

Look forward to seeing many of you before the basketball game tomorrow in Mobile
Coach Cox will speak to our group before the game

female. Does anyone know a reputable breeder in the Hburg area. Thanks.

BGN has bren able to confirm four visitors so far:

Chartavius Ward - Hinds CC
Marques McNair - Hinds CC
Tarvarius Moore - Pearl River CC
Isiash Jones - East MS CC

Naming Coach Woz as OC showed great confidence and strong leadership by Monken. Strong move. And looks like we will all be very happy with Woz at OC.

On this Pearl Harbor day 74 years later. My 90 year old father served in the Navy and got his first Purple Heart on D-Day off of Omaha Beach at Normady.

As Tom Brokaw has said, they are the Greatest Generation of All.

And to all veterans, thank you for your service for our country.

Before the season, I was sitting at the EagleFest meeting at the Convention Center. Monken or McGillis or someone asked "who's got season tickets". I raised my hand, and had excruciating pain in my upper right arm. Like breathtaking pain. It subsided, but then when we were headed to the car, I turned my arm a "certain way" and I almost went to my knees.
That's been about 17 weeks or so ago.
The pain has been basically constant since then, but never on the level of the initial pain. A few weeks ago a nurse practitioner said it is tendinitis. I was convinced it was a torn rotator cuff.
It kills me at night. I wake up at least once an hour.
During the day, it may not bother me much all day long, unless I turn my arm a "certain way". Thing is, that "certain way" changes seemingly from week to week. Sometimes there's pain in the wrist, sometimes the shoulder, but 90% seems to be in the bicep area.
I got in from work at about 10:45 tonight. I was playing with the dog, who was excited to see me. I juked left, then planted my foot on a plastic coat hanger. Down goes Frazier. Hard. All 220 pounds fell forward, and I planted my right hand against the wall to break my fall. My shoulder exploded. I didn't really even feel the pain for a minute. I just couldn't breathe. I literally couldn't talk. Then the pain came in waves. My wrist hurts like hell, but my shoulder is like it's own little world of pain... new kinds of pain that I've not met before.
I have been taking 12 ibuprofen a day for about a month solid.

I'm wondering if I might have some sort of tumor or something. Sometimes it seems like tendinitis, but I just can't see 17 weeks of tendinitis.

Opinions?
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