Tinker:
Our US
President can't seem to do his job right because he has no substance to
the way he chooses to work. Obama talks about common sense but has none
himself. Somehow he seems to be a person that has slid by on political
myths, tricks, and bull talk.That will of course enable Iran to arm itself with nuclear atomic weapons on missiles and planes.
War in the middle east is become even more real than before, thanks to Obama mindless mingling.
Then what will Obama do, take the easy way out by telling the American people another lie. "If you like your plan you can keep it."
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/
A ‘sucker’s deal’
Charles Krauthammer NOV 21Iran keeps its nuclear infrastructure — and it gets sanctions relief.
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http://www.breitbart.com/Big-
BIBI LET HIM HAVE IT
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http://www.shreveporttimes. com/article/20131125/ SPORTS0202/311250011/LSU-s- defense-pushed-Aggies-around- victory
BATON ROUGE — The expected aerial shootout never happened at Tiger Stadium Saturday.
LSU
went old school on Texas A&M, running through the Aggies like a
combine harvester for three football fields and 24 yards while holding
their offense to 299 yards — the Aggies’ lowest output since getting 226
in a 65-10 loss to Oklahoma on Nov. 14, 2009. The Tigers’ 34-10 win was
A&M’s most lopsided loss since that Oklahoma game as well.
But it was not only LSU’s muzzling of Heisman Trophy quarterback Johnny Manziel. The Tigers’ defensive backs pushed the Aggies’ receivers around throughout the game, particularly at the line of scrimmage.
“They were playing man-to-man, challenging receivers, and there were some calls that could have gone either way,” Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin said. “I know both sides were complaining during the game about the contact down the field with receivers. For the most part, that’s how they’re going to call the game. You have to adjust and play that way.”
Read more...http://www. shreveporttimes.com/article/ 20131125/SPORTS0202/311250011/ LSU-s-defense-pushed-Aggies- around-victory
http://www.shreveporttimes.
LSU's defense pushed the Aggies around in victory
By Glenn GuilbeauBATON ROUGE — The expected aerial shootout never happened at Tiger Stadium Saturday.
Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel is tackled by LSU linebacker Lamin Barrow (18) in the second half of Saturday's game in Baton Rouge. LSU won 34-10. / AP
But it was not only LSU’s muzzling of Heisman Trophy quarterback Johnny Manziel. The Tigers’ defensive backs pushed the Aggies’ receivers around throughout the game, particularly at the line of scrimmage.
“They were playing man-to-man, challenging receivers, and there were some calls that could have gone either way,” Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin said. “I know both sides were complaining during the game about the contact down the field with receivers. For the most part, that’s how they’re going to call the game. You have to adjust and play that way.”
Read more...http://www.
LSU Football - Geaux Tigers!!!
Monday, November 25, 2013 | |
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LSU Sports | Video (5 min, 6 sec): Catching up with Coach - Post Texas A&M |
LSU Sports | Magee, Robinson named SEC Players of the Week |
Tiger Rag | Statistically Speaking: LSU will remember Johnny Football fondly |
The Advocate | Notes: Odell Beckham Jr.’s back injury resurfaces |
The Advocate | LSU receivers are catching and coverting |
The Advocate | This is still Les Miles’ neighborhood |
Biloxi Sun Herald | LSU frosh defensive back rises to the occasion |
LSU Reveille | Scorned LSU defense delivers again vs. Aggies, Manziel |
LSU Reveille | LSU uses run game to dominate Aggie defense |
Yahoo! Sports Radio | Audio (1 min, 53 sec): Odell Beckham Jr. helps LSU defense |
USA Today | Matt Flynn helps Packers salvage 26-26 tie with Vikings |
The Advocate | Scouting Report: Arkansas |
Notes: Alabama | Auburn | Florida | Furman | Georgia | Mississippi State | |
Notes: Missouri | Ole Miss | South Carolina | Tennessee | Vanderbilt | |
Chattanooga Times | Alabama and Auburn prepare for historic Iron Bowl |
New York Times | Under pressure, NCAA weighs momentous changes |
Monday, November 25, 2013 | |
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LSU Sports | Video (58 min, 30 sec): Les Miles Arkansas week press conference (starts at 27:30) |
ASAP Sports | Les Miles Arkansas week press conference transcript |
Louisiana Daily | Audio (27 min, 15 sec): Les Miles Arkansas week press conference | .mp3 |
Tiger Sports Digest | Thread: Les Miles press luncheon |
The Advocate | Blog: Les Miles press luncheon |
http://espn.go.com/college-
Once More, With Feeling
Mark Schlabach categorizes the state of rivalry matchups in games that provide extra motivation no matter the circumstances. On The Mark » Weekend rewind »Iron Bowl preview Nation blog »Joshua S. Kelly/USA TODAY Sports
- Florida's Muschamp not worried about job
- Manziel, Winston, McCarron up for awards
- Pelini 'not coaching to save job' | Sherman
- UNC's Ebron, top TE prospect, enters draft
- Median Iron Bowl ticket price nears record
- Auburn 4th, Missouri 5th in BCS | Standings
- Georgia's Murray has torn ACL, won't return
- Oklahoma senior RB Williams thrown off team
- Injured Texas QB Ash to return in spring
- 2 arrested in Eastern Michigan player's slaying
- Kentucky suspends leading rusher Sanders
- Notre Dame loses C Martin to injured knee
- Kiper/McShay: Does Ohio State have a beef?
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