Su 2018 Football Schedule (Tentative?)


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Mobile is right down/pretty close to the coast closer to Southern U. That will be like a home game for S.U. MapQuest...Send Help! lol

We know..one of the reasons why I said the 2002 L for SU..you talking about y'all taking us somewhere lol...so y'all going to invade mobile before y'all homecoming eh jrock? Lol

Mobile is AAMU...we could move the school there or Birmingham
 
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That game should've been in Mobile.

It just needs to happen at this point...we’ve only played each other 5 or 6 times in an 18 year span...we’ve effectively killed a great rivalry and it seems neither athletic department realizes it.

However, I became less of a fan of Mobile when we played Tuskegee...it was a headache to pick up tickets if you ordered them online...the stadium is just as rusty and old as Bragg Stadium lol
 
It just needs to happen at this point...we’ve only played each other 5 or 6 times in an 18 year span...we’ve effectively killed a great rivalry and it seems neither athletic department realizes it.

However, I became less of a fan of Mobile when we played Tuskegee...it was a headache to pick up tickets if you ordered them online...the stadium is just as rusty and old as Bragg Stadium lol
We've been trying to schedule y'all, the issue might be on your end.
 
It just needs to happen at this point...we’ve only played each other 5 or 6 times in an 18 year span...we’ve effectively killed a great rivalry and it seems neither athletic department realizes it.

However, I became less of a fan of Mobile when we played Tuskegee...it was a headache to pick up tickets if you ordered them online...the stadium is just as rusty and old as Bragg Stadium lol
Man i know. When we played Bama st in 2008 at Mobile it felt like i was in a twilight zone. Southern and FAMU is a REAL RIVALRY GAME! That game there is electric!! Trust me if the ole heads had to pick FAMU to replace jst in the Swac, we would definitely pick yall.
 
We know..one of the reasons why I said the 2002 L for SU..you talking about y'all taking us somewhere lol...so y'all going to invade mobile before y'all homecoming eh jrock? Lol

Mobile is AAMU...we could move the school there or Birmingham
Mobile is 2.5 hours from BR. It will be another SU Home game trust. We use to play Bama St in Mobile and it was another SU Home game lol.
 
I would love to see AAMU play FAMU in Mobile, but I don't think that will ever happen anytime soon. The SU game should stay on campus in Huntsville.
 
It just needs to happen at this point...we’ve only played each other 5 or 6 times in an 18 year span...we’ve effectively killed a great rivalry and it seems neither athletic department realizes it.

However, I became less of a fan of Mobile when we played Tuskegee...it was a headache to pick up tickets if you ordered them online...the stadium is just as rusty and old as Bragg Stadium lol

It has gotten to the point that the rivalry would never get back to level it once was. This new generation is clueless about it.
 
Mobile is right down/pretty close to the coast closer to Southern U. That will be like a home game for S.U. MapQuest...Send Help! lol

Truth be told, Baton Rouge and Mobile were once Spanish territory along with the panhandle of Florida. Also, a lot of Creoles left Mobile for Louisiana (St. Landry and Avoyelles Parishes/the Guillory family came from there/Dauphin Island) once the British invaded it and kicked the French out. I do believe Mobile has way more in common to Louisiana than Huntsville. I guess that's why Mobile has the oldest Mardi Gras celebration in the country. Louisiana aristocratic Creoles initially settled in Natchitoches, LA and they came straight from France, whereas a lot of Creoles in St. Landry and Avoyelles Parishes came from places like Mobile, AL.

Here's an interesting read of the Guillory family who came from Dauphin Island, Mobile, AL with that 1/32th Negro blood.

http://www.louisianalineage.com/margarita.htm
 
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Truth be told, Baton Rouge and Mobile were once Spanish territory along with the panhandle of Florida. Also, a lot of Creoles left Mobile for Louisiana (St. Landry and Avoyelles Parishes/the Guillory family came from there/Dauphin Island) once the British invaded it and kicked the French out. I do believe Mobile has way more in common to Louisiana than Huntsville. I guess that's why Mobile has the oldest Mardi Gras celebration in the country. Louisiana aristocratic Creoles initially settled in Natchitoches, LA and they came straight from France, whereas a lot of Creoles in St. Landry and Avoyelles Parishes came from places like Mobile, AL.

Here's an interesting read of the Guillory family who came from Dauphin Island, Mobile, AL with that 1/32th Negro blood.

http://www.louisianalineage.com/margarita.htm

Slow down son, you’re killing em
 



Slow down son, you’re killing em

There are probably more fleur de lis symbols in Mobile then there are in some parts of Louisiana.

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Truth be told, Baton Rouge and Mobile were once Spanish territory along with the panhandle of Florida. Also, a lot of Creoles left Mobile for Louisiana (St. Landry and Avoyelles Parishes/the Guillory family came from there/Dauphin Island) once the British invaded it and kicked the French out. I do believe Mobile has way more in common to Louisiana than Huntsville. I guess that's why Mobile has the oldest Mardi Gras celebration in the country. Louisiana aristocratic Creoles initially settled in Natchitoches, LA and they came straight from France, whereas a lot of Creoles in St. Landry and Avoyelles Parishes came from places like Mobile, AL.

Here's an interesting read of the Guillory family who came from Dauphin Island, Mobile, AL with that 1/32th Negro blood.

http://www.louisianalineage.com/margarita.htm

Lol... We know the history of Mobile...Now you understand why we are bringing Southern rather than JSU or Alcorn. We wanted someone who would feel comfortable there while getting beat passionately.
 
Lol... We know the history of Mobile...Now you understand why we are bringing Southern rather than JSU or Alcorn. We wanted someone who would feel comfortable there while getting beat passionately.

LOL @ AAMU beating SU this year. Not a chance.
 
Mobile was first. Then Biloxi. The New Orleans. NOLA was the capital by the time of the Louisiana Purchase.

After Toussaint L'Overture kicked the French out of Haiti, Napolean saw his America territory shrinking, so he offered Thomas Jefferson a deal that Jefferson couldn't resist, which was the purchase of the entire Louisiana Purchase for $15 million dollars. Jefferson initial offer was to purchase New Orleans and part of the east bank for $5 million dollars. The British actually tried to take New Orleans during the War of 1812 in 1815, but Andrew Jackson repelled that attack, hence giving the name of the area called English Turn in New Orleans. Jackson caught the English at the bend of the river (just before the first Crest in the river south of New Orleans) and shot holes in their ships. There's a golf course neighborhood on the westbank of New Orleans called English Turn. This is why Andrew Jackson is such a popular figure in New Orleans. The United States pretty much stopped the British Empire aggressive colonization in America.
 
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