Gene Chizik and SEC Commish in PS

[apaladin]

Gene Chizik and Greg Sankey the SEC commish were in Paladin Stadium Saturday and saw CC recover the game ending fumble. Good espn article.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/s ... -fans-want

[FUBeAR]

Gene Chizik and Greg Sankey the SEC commish were in Paladin Stadium Saturday and saw CC recover the game ending fumble. Good espn article.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/s ... -fans-want

WOW! That is a GREAT ARTICLE. THE SEC Commish was live-Tweeting from Paladin Stadium...

...And, apparently, the author of this article, Ryan McGee, spent some time as part of the Paladin Radio Network..

He’s a UTenn grad and a native of Rockingham, NC, home of the Richmond County Raiders - so he ‘gets’ how we locals feel about Football.

A little disappointed he only went to “FU 2 Times” in the article...and skipped over “FU 3 Times,’ but he brought it home right! #FUATT

[Sad Din]

Yep.. rumor is SEC invite coming soon!

[apaladin]

Yep.. rumor is SEC invite coming soon!

That would be great, then all we would have to do to get an ncaa basketball tourney bid is win 40% of our conference games.

[FUBeAR]

Yep.. rumor is SEC invite coming soon!

You’ll like this, Sad Din.

I sent this Tweet to a Mercer friend of mine on Sunday. He was a Pitcher for the Bears 20+ years ago. I added this message...

“Furman lookin’ to enter the FBS move-up Portal - SEC Commish scouting the ‘Dins on Saturday.”

His reply...

“Pretty sure you need to have a baseball team to be in the SEC... #TooSoon?”

...but you know FUBeAR couldn’t just let that stand. So, I ended the exchange...

“No worries - We’ll have our Softball Players all declare themselves as gender fluid & cover both sports. We good.”

[AstroDin]

if ya'll would have read the thread below… I posted the link to the article.

Ryan McGee is the son of Dr. Jerry McGee. Dr. McGee was the head of development at Furman in the eighties. I was a toddler art director - and Dr. McGee gave me a shot at designing all the fundraising materials for at that time the largest capital campaign in Furman history. I owe Jerry a big thank you for helping me take a huge step in my career.

Doing a google search of Ryan McGee's writing is worth your time, he's got some really good stuff out there.