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John McKay’s visiting Trojans, with their all-black starting backfield, pounded Paul “Bear” Bryant’s all-white Crimson Tide 42-21 -- is viewed by many sports historians as the defining moment in Southern college football history that accelerated the integration of the Alabama football program.
 
Good Morning Leaderboarders.
yeah, I woke up to my two youngest boys throwing toys at each other fighting and somehow got knocked in the head with one and now my heads bleeding. Needless to say a "timeout" was in order first thing.
Ouch!

My oldest son, when he was about two, once absolutely clobbered me on the side of the head with a baseball. His father had given it to him, unbeknownst to me, and so he did what any two-year-old would do with a ball. He threw it; hard. Indoors. Standing about a foot away from me--but just to my side, where I didn't see what it had until it was too late. Hit me just above the temple and very nearly knocked me out.

Kid had quite an arm. Too bad he never developed any other athletic ability or interest to go with it.
yeah, these two have been pretty much stuck inside from three days of rain and haven't gotten out much. So they are bouncing off the walls.
 
As you peeps are much too young ... at the time 'Bama football team was all white. Most/many of the southern colleges were blatantly discriminatory. During this time there was social unrest over discriminatory practices. (Martin Luther King, jr. et al)
This peep's not too young. That was about the time that Condredge Holloway became the first black QB, not just at TN, but in the SEC, and the deep south teams like Bama and Mississippi didn't like that one bit.
An awful lot of TN fans didn't like it either. Condredge got a lot of death threats.
 
It was funny, for the past few days Mary Lou has been talking up John Wick, high Rotten Tomatoes rating, yadda-yadda-yadda. Yesterday ... we gotta get to the movies, no we can't eat there it will take too long ... hurry-hurry-hurry.
Where was I ... oh yeah ... Mary Lou just woke up ... "That movie was lousy ..."
 
this computer is driving me nuts
 
keep having weird stuff happening when running the photo program (maxing out memory) then stuff like adobe flash pops up not working and says it has to end the program. sometimes my mouse icon disappears and I have to reboot it too. windows 8 conflict somewhere..
 
Sharon ... I've always appreciated the nickname of "Volunteers" ... speaks to honor and guts ... (not so much brains - lol - but an abundance of honor and guts).
 
keep having weird stuff happening when running the photo program (maxing out memory) then stuff like adobe flash pops up not working and says it has to end the program. sometimes my mouse icon disappears and I have to reboot it too. windows 8 conflict somewhere..
Can't help you any, I use Macs.
 
keep having weird stuff happening when running the photo program (maxing out memory) then stuff like adobe flash pops up not working and says it has to end the program. sometimes my mouse icon disappears and I have to reboot it too. windows 8 conflict somewhere..
Can't help you any, I use Macs.
better off I guess they are much more stable from what I hear anyway
 
keep having weird stuff happening when running the photo program (maxing out memory) then stuff like adobe flash pops up not working and says it has to end the program. sometimes my mouse icon disappears and I have to reboot it too. windows 8 conflict somewhere..
Can't help you any, I use Macs.
better off I guess they are much more stable from what I hear anyway
I think so, cost more ... but they seem to crash less. At least that's been my experience.
 

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