NoALtiger

I am all for giving him a chance. I am just saying that the compliance people need to live in his hip pocket and don't let him get in a position where he endangers Auburn. I would think since the compliance folks know his past, they would be fully prepared to do their job- which includes keeping us out of trouble. If he is signed off on by these guys, that should speak volumes to the doubters.

No doubt that was tough to swallow, but his body of work as a whole can't be denied. I believe be was AU's all-time leading scorer when he left.

Brian Shulman, Terry Daniel, Lewis Colbert, Cody Bliss Win Lyle, Scott Ethridge, Jim Von Wyl, Wes Byrum, Jon Vaughn

The loudest I have ever heard JHS was when Calvin Jackson returned a 95 yard interception against UF. I was 12 at the time. It was overcast and a little drizzly, but that place was full and loud. Can't wait for JHS to be rockin' again very soon. That play totally flipped the script of the game...Florida was already ahead 10-0 and if they would have scored on that drive, I'm not totally sure we would have come back from down 17-0...CJ's pick 6 made it 10-7 and it was game on from there. That team eked out a number of tight games...a lot of people forget about this one because it was earlier in the season, but there was a critical 4th quarter goal-line stand against Vanderbilt in a 14-10 win. They didn't dominate too many teams, but they made winning plays when they had to be made. Yep, good call. I was that game. It was in Nashville and my roommates and I hit a couple of, um, "gentlemens establishments" downtown after the game. I remember watchin Miska going absolutely Mike Singletary bonkers crazy pre-snap on the final goal line stand play. That kind of intensity is a sight to behold. Good times.

The loudest I have ever heard JHS was when Calvin Jackson returned a 95 yard interception against UF. I was 12 at the time. It was overcast and a little drizzly, but that place was full and loud. Can't wait for JHS to be rockin' again very soon. I agree about the Calvin Jackson statement. I've used that several times when describing the loudest I've heard JHS. I was screaming like a 9 year old girl at a Justin Bieber concert after that. Of course I was a 19 year old Sophomore at the time so I probably looked a tad silly.