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If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

Former USC wide receiver Michael Jackson (2021-23) is now playing at Purdue. He has a team-high seven receptions for 79 yards for the Boilermakers.

  • I’m going to mention something great and not-so-great about the USC football game day experience.

Great: No more gates at campus entrances, which allows free flowing access from campus to the Coliseum and vice versa. It’s much easier to back-and-forth at the Exposition Blvd. entrance despite the large crowds. Thank you interim president Beong-Soo Kim.

Not-so great: USC actually sends people around campus to see if reserve tailgate spots are being used. If you are not present when university personnel visit your site, it’s a $50 fine.

  • And now for some history:
  • The only time USC has played at Purdue was in 1976.

The game was tied, 7-7, before USC pulled away in the second half for a 31-13 victory. Mosi Tatupu scored two TD’s and Ricky Bell added another one. Vince Evans threw a TD pass to Randy Simmrin.

  • Of course, the biggest game between USC and Purdue was the 1967 Rose Bowl. That’s Bob Griese at QB and No. 55 is USC linebacker Jim Snow. All-American linebacker Adrian Young is in the middle.

The game had a dramatic finish as USC QB Troy Winslow threw a 19-yard TD pass to WR Rod Sherman with less than two minutes left to cut Purdue’s lead to 14-13. USC coach John McKay elected to go for two points

There was no overtime in those days.

“A tie would have been a moral victory (for the underdog Trojans),” a reporter told McKay.

“The Trojans do not play for moral victories,” McKay said.

Winslow threw a pass to halfback Jim Lawrence, who was in the end zone but it was intercepted by Purdue co-captain George Catavolos.

“We missed by one foot,” Lawrence said. “The ball was right there — I could feel it — and then this guy came up from behind at full speed and took it away.”

USC PICTURE OF THE DAY

  • USC tailback Bob Levingston gains eight yards against Baylor in 1959. Levingston is another graduate of Los Angeles High School.
  • Here is the 1958 USC football banquet:

Lou Byrd (left) and Hillard Hill (right) are in the front row while Monte Clark (left) and Larry Gilhooly (right) in the back row. Clark accepted an award on behalf of Ken Antle, who was in the hospital.

A DIFFERENT WORLD

  • Look at this window display for Southern California Edison on Third Street in downtown Los Angeles on the eve of the 1930 USC-UCLA game.

VIDEO OF THE DAY

Petula Clark. Singing in French. On a Paris teen dance show in 1966. Just what we needed to start off the weekend.

PICTURE OF THE DAY

Hard to believe this is Grace Moore photographed in 1928.

78 thoughts on “If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column”

  1. Great Friday column; where else can you read about Mosi Tatupu (haven’t heard that great Trojan name in a long time) and Petula Clark in the same column.

    Not to jump the gun, but…

    Trojans 38

    Boilermakers 20

    Spread not covered

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    1. Game will be closer, Riley puckers up on the road, well he puckers up at home too against good competition. Maybe his new nickname is Coach Puckers ? Fake Gabby might like that one !!!!!

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  2. The 1966 SC football team had just finished losing to ucla and Coach Prothro for the second straight year, and to ND 51-0. So it was somewhat redeemable to have almost won the Rose Bowl

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    1. Posted by Fight On, 9/11/2025

      You go to great lengths to appear to be an intellectual when instead you consistently make some of the dumbest comments on this site. On the previous post, you stupidly tried to equally attribute the left’s words and actions to the political right. People like you are the problem when you refuse to acknowledge reality and instead act as some pseudo-intellectual who is above the fray.

      Equal is from the Latin “Aequalis” meaning same as, level, even. It does not mean disproportionate or approximate as you are suggesting. In fact, it means the exact opposite. Of course, being a pseudo-intellectual, you will now obfuscate and deflect claiming that you misspoke or I have misinterpreted your nonsense.

      And if you are questioning the assassin’s political leanings, then why did you even write “Libs or Repubs” in your original comment since you are apparently now asserting that politics may not even be a motivation? Of course, you know the person’s political leanings but it doesn’t fit with your desired belief that Republicans and conservatives are to blame for divisiveness and political violence. Or are you so daft to think that someone who agreed with Charlie Kirk would want to kill him?

      You previously dismissed and excused the unhinged individual on this site who advocated for a political assassination. You are a weak person with average intelligence. You are not an intellectual and you possess no moral superiority despite your continuous efforts to appear to do so.

      Not to mention that you’re not a lawyer

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      1. KAM: You got to like this BK guy

        DON: If you only deal with the profound and not the profane, you’re experiencing only half of life

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      2. Posted by Fight On, 9/11/2025 in reply to Sparrow Calypso

        You go to great lengths to appear to be an intellectual when instead you consistently make some of the dumbest comments on this site. On the previous post, you stupidly tried to equally attribute the left’s words and actions to the political right. People like you are the problem when you refuse to acknowledge reality and instead act as some pseudo-intellectual who is above the fray.

        Equal is from the Latin “Aequalis” meaning same as, level, even. It does not mean disproportionate or approximate as you are suggesting. In fact, it means the exact opposite. Of course, being a pseudo-intellectual, you will now obfuscate and deflect claiming that you misspoke or I have misinterpreted your nonsense.

        And if you are questioning the assassin’s political leanings, then why did you even write “Libs or Repubs” in your original comment since you are apparently now asserting that politics may not even be a motivation? Of course, you know the person’s political leanings but it doesn’t fit with your desired belief that Republicans and conservatives are to blame for divisiveness and political violence. Or are you so daft to think that someone who agreed with Charlie Kirk would want to kill him?

        You previously dismissed and excused the unhinged individual on this site who advocated for a political assassination. You are a weak person with average intelligence. You are not an intellectual and you possess no moral superiority despite your continuous efforts to appear to do so.

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    1. Posted by Fight On, 9/11/2025

      You go to great lengths to appear to be an intellectual when instead you consistently make some of the dumbest comments on this site. On the previous post, you stupidly tried to equally attribute the left’s words and actions to the political right. People like you are the problem when you refuse to acknowledge reality and instead act as some pseudo-intellectual who is above the fray.

      Equal is from the Latin “Aequalis” meaning same as, level, even. It does not mean disproportionate or approximate as you are suggesting. In fact, it means the exact opposite. Of course, being a pseudo-intellectual, you will now obfuscate and deflect claiming that you misspoke or I have misinterpreted your nonsense.

      And if you are questioning the assassin’s political leanings, then why did you even write “Libs or Repubs” in your original comment since you are apparently now asserting that politics may not even be a motivation? Of course, you know the person’s political leanings but it doesn’t fit with your desired belief that Republicans and conservatives are to blame for divisiveness and political violence. Or are you so daft to think that someone who agreed with Charlie Kirk would want to kill him?

      You previously dismissed and excused the unhinged individual on this site who advocated for a political assassination. You are a weak person with average intelligence. You are not an intellectual and you possess no moral superiority despite your continuous efforts to appear to do so.

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  4. That is January 1, 1967 Adrian Young, SC All-American linebacker at 185 pounds. Today he probably would be too light to even make the team

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    1. Posted by Fight On, 9/11/2025

      You go to great lengths to appear to be an intellectual when instead you consistently make some of the dumbest comments on this site. On the previous post, you stupidly tried to equally attribute the left’s words and actions to the political right. People like you are the problem when you refuse to acknowledge reality and instead act as some pseudo-intellectual who is above the fray.

      Equal is from the Latin “Aequalis” meaning same as, level, even. It does not mean disproportionate or approximate as you are suggesting. In fact, it means the exact opposite. Of course, being a pseudo-intellectual, you will now obfuscate and deflect claiming that you misspoke or I have misinterpreted your nonsense.

      And if you are questioning the assassin’s political leanings, then why did you even write “Libs or Repubs” in your original comment since you are apparently now asserting that politics may not even be a motivation? Of course, you know the person’s political leanings but it doesn’t fit with your desired belief that Republicans and conservatives are to blame for divisiveness and political violence. Or are you so daft to think that someone who agreed with Charlie Kirk would want to kill him?

      You previously dismissed and excused the unhinged individual on this site who advocated for a political assassination. You are a weak person with average intelligence. You are not an intellectual and you possess no moral superiority despite your continuous efforts to appear to do so.

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  5. KAM: The idea of “fleeting thoughts” is brought to life by Scott Wolf’s blog because of the way he swiftly moves from one segment to another

    DON: Right, don’t hesitate or you will miss the ‘Wolf train’

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    1. Posted by Fight On, 9/11/2025

      You go to great lengths to appear to be an intellectual when instead you consistently make some of the dumbest comments on this site. On the previous post, you stupidly tried to equally attribute the left’s words and actions to the political right. People like you are the problem when you refuse to acknowledge reality and instead act as some pseudo-intellectual who is above the fray.

      Equal is from the Latin “Aequalis” meaning same as, level, even. It does not mean disproportionate or approximate as you are suggesting. In fact, it means the exact opposite. Of course, being a pseudo-intellectual, you will now obfuscate and deflect claiming that you misspoke or I have misinterpreted your nonsense.

      And if you are questioning the assassin’s political leanings, then why did you even write “Libs or Repubs” in your original comment since you are apparently now asserting that politics may not even be a motivation? Of course, you know the person’s political leanings but it doesn’t fit with your desired belief that Republicans and conservatives are to blame for divisiveness and political violence. Or are you so daft to think that someone who agreed with Charlie Kirk would want to kill him?

      You previously dismissed and excused the unhinged individual on this site who advocated for a political assassination. You are a weak person with average intelligence. You are not an intellectual and you possess no moral superiority despite your continuous efforts to appear to do so.

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  6. When does Sparrow, aka Yoda aka Fake Gabby start up a GoFundMe page for Tyler Robinson ? Or, since he’s a lawyer, hahaha, maybe he’ll represent the reprobate in Utah ?

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    1. What would Lawyer John’s closing argument be:

      “Ladies and Gentlemen, admittedly my client’s rifle was used to kill Mr. Kirk. And, my client engraved “catch fascist” on the bullet that killed him. But that doesn’t mean he is guilty. He is just eccentric. And aren’t we all equally to blame for all the political rhetoric and violence in the country and that is what killed Mr. Kirk. And when I say “equally” I don’t mean 50/50. It could be 99/1 or even 100/0. And if you don’t understand that, then you are just not as intelligent as I am.”

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      2. DON: How would you truly play it?

        KAM: Well, I usually am putting them away, but if I were defense counsel I would say, “Yes, my client did it, but we are suggesting that an ‘eye for an eye’ is not the way to go, and that the death penalty should not be invoked”

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      2. Let’s just say: if both of our coaches don’t win on Saturday they should both get the “phone call” from the A. D. [the one telling them not to return with the team]…..

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      3. DON: Tranny Bruin refuses to condemn Charlie Kirk’s m u r d e r e r. She is upset we aren’t ignoring it like she is.

        DON: She is sad they caught The Good Democrat Tyler Robinson in Utah.

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  8. KAM: American voters are actually less ideologically polarized than the fever-pitch rhetoric they consume suggests

    DON: Of course what fuels the situation is the anonymity of social media that enables people to speak without personal consequence

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    1. Posted by Fight On, 9/11/2025 in reply to Sparrow Calypso

      You go to great lengths to appear to be an intellectual when instead you consistently make some of the dumbest comments on this site. On the previous post, you stupidly tried to equally attribute the left’s words and actions to the political right. People like you are the problem when you refuse to acknowledge reality and instead act as some pseudo-intellectual who is above the fray.

      Equal is from the Latin “Aequalis” meaning same as, level, even. It does not mean disproportionate or approximate as you are suggesting. In fact, it means the exact opposite. Of course, being a pseudo-intellectual, you will now obfuscate and deflect claiming that you misspoke or I have misinterpreted your nonsense.

      And if you are questioning the assassin’s political leanings, then why did you even write “Libs or Repubs” in your original comment since you are apparently now asserting that politics may not even be a motivation? Of course, you know the person’s political leanings but it doesn’t fit with your desired belief that Republicans and conservatives are to blame for divisiveness and political violence. Or are you so daft to think that someone who agreed with Charlie Kirk would want to kill him?

      You previously dismissed and excused the unhinged individual on this site who advocated for a political assassination. You are a weak person with average intelligence. You are not an intellectual and you possess no moral superiority despite your continuous efforts to appear to do so.

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    2. Posted by Fight On, 9/11/2025 in reply to Sparrow Calyp

      You go to great lengths to appear to be an intellectual when instead you consistently make some of the dumbest comments on this site. On the previous post, you stupidly tried to equally attribute the left’s words and actions to the political right. People like you are the problem when you refuse to acknowledge reality and instead act as some pseudo-intellectual who is above the fray.

      Equal is from the Latin “Aequalis” meaning same as, level, even. It does not mean disproportionate or approximate as you are suggesting. In fact, it means the exact opposite. Of course, being a pseudo-intellectual, you will now obfuscate and deflect claiming that you misspoke or I have misinterpreted your nonsense.

      And if you are questioning the assassin’s political leanings, then why did you even write “Libs or Repubs” in your original comment since you are apparently now asserting that politics may not even be a motivation? Of course, you know the person’s political leanings but it doesn’t fit with your desired belief that Republicans and conservatives are to blame for divisiveness and political violence. Or are you so daft to think that someone who agreed with Charlie Kirk would want to kill him?

      You previously dismissed and excused the unhinged individual on this site who advocated for a political assassination. You are a weak person with average intelligence. You are not an intellectual and you possess no moral superiority despite your continuous efforts to appear to do so.

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    3. KAM: Your Democrat leader are not anonymous and they have been advocating for violence against those they disagree with since Obama to Democrats, “get in their face!”

      DON :
      Search Assist

      Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy suggested that to save democracy, one must be willing to “fight fire with fire,” which some interpreted as a call for aggressive action. This statement came just hours before the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

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      1. I recall how the Dems doxxed the Supreme Court following the Dodd decision. Mobs were showing up at their homes and there was inadequate security. One guy had a gun and was threatening to kill Kavanaugh. A few months earlier, Chuck Schumer gave a speech in front of the Court wherein he threaten to “release the whirlwinds” on Kavanaugh and Gorsuch if they voted to overturn Roe vs. Wade. But some morons think the violent rhetoric is equal on both sides. Gee, has the Senate Republican leader ever threatened to kill a Supreme Court justice?

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  9. “A tie would have been a moral victory (for the underdog Trojans),” a reporter told McKay. “The Trojans do not play for moral victories,” McKay said.

    Always enjoy McKay quotes. I wonder what he would say if a reporter suggested that dropping the ND game would improve his team’s chances of making the CFP.

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    1. If Coach McKay had the same second-hand players SC has had since Carrot left, he might have said, “Good idea, let’s drop the ND series”

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      1. Posted by Fight On, 9/11/2025 in reply to Sparrow C

        You go to great lengths to appear to be an intellectual when instead you consistently make some of the dumbest comments on this site. On the previous post, you stupidly tried to equally attribute the left’s words and actions to the political right. People like you are the problem when you refuse to acknowledge reality and instead act as some pseudo-intellectual who is above the fray.

        Equal is from the Latin “Aequalis” meaning same as, level, even. It does not mean disproportionate or approximate as you are suggesting. In fact, it means the exact opposite. Of course, being a pseudo-intellectual, you will now obfuscate and deflect claiming that you misspoke or I have misinterpreted your nonsense.

        And if you are questioning the assassin’s political leanings, then why did you even write “Libs or Repubs” in your original comment since you are apparently now asserting that politics may not even be a motivation? Of course, you know the person’s political leanings but it doesn’t fit with your desired belief that Republicans and conservatives are to blame for divisiveness and political violence. Or are you so daft to think that someone who agreed with Charlie Kirk would want to kill him?

        You previously dismissed and excused the unhinged individual on this site who advocated for a political assassination. You are a weak person with average intelligence. You are not an intellectual and you possess no moral superiority despite your continuous efforts to appear to do so.

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      2. KAM: McKay was a B-29tail gunner in the Pacific Theatre during WWII. He was not a coward who would duck any top team much less ND.

        DON: How dare Cowardly Sparrow Gabby insult the memory of USC’s greatest college football coach?

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  10. KAM: And you and I are partly responsible for this division. Just look at some of the statements we made when campaigning in 2024

    DON: The media didn’t need a narration We handed it to them

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    1. Posted by Fight On, 9/11/2025 in reply to Sparrow

      You go to great lengths to appear to be an intellectual when instead you consistently make some of the dumbest comments on this site. On the previous post, you stupidly tried to equally attribute the left’s words and actions to the political right. People like you are the problem when you refuse to acknowledge reality and instead act as some pseudo-intellectual who is above the fray.

      Equal is from the Latin “Aequalis” meaning same as, level, even. It does not mean disproportionate or approximate as you are suggesting. In fact, it means the exact opposite. Of course, being a pseudo-intellectual, you will now obfuscate and deflect claiming that you misspoke or I have misinterpreted your nonsense.

      And if you are questioning the assassin’s political leanings, then why did you even write “Libs or Repubs” in your original comment since you are apparently now asserting that politics may not even be a motivation? Of course, you know the person’s political leanings but it doesn’t fit with your desired belief that Republicans and conservatives are to blame for divisiveness and political violence. Or are you so daft to think that someone who agreed with Charlie Kirk would want to kill him?

      You previously dismissed and excused the unhinged individual on this site who advocated for a political assassination. You are a weak person with average intelligence. You are not an intellectual and you possess no moral superiority despite your continuous efforts to appear to do so.

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    2. KAM: Every healthcare professional & teacher that celebrated Charlie Kirk’s assassination must lose their jobs. They cannot be trusted with patients or children.

      DON: Imagine how they would treat your loved ones that they disagree with.

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  11. KAM: We have The Exaggerator Gabby, Misogynist Plowhorse and now Redundant BK

    DON: Now don’t be calling them the 3-Stooges

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    1. We have Cowardly Sparrow Gabby, who refused to condemn Cowardly Gabby’s disgusting posts like this:


      Gabby

      June 12, 2025 at 8:18 pm

      Hopefully, the next guy doesn’t miss

      DON: Cowardly Sparrow Gabby and her fellow Mainstream Moderate Democrats have blood on their hands.

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      1. The blood of more than 1M. The conflicts that erupted on Dementia Joe’s watch were not coincidences, as much Biden-Harris voters like to pretend they were. We installed weakness and the bad guys of the world pounced on it.

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      1. KAM: That’s why Cowardly Sparrow Gabby hates God and tries to make up a weird Hinduistic religion.

        DON: It allows Cowardly Sparrow Gabby to do anything and assuages the guilt. Cowardly Sparrow Gabby would have loved The Bagwan.

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    1. Posted by Fight On, 9/11/2025 reply to Sparrow Calypso

      You go to great lengths to appear to be an intellectual when instead you consistently make some of the dumbest comments on this site. On the previous post, you stupidly tried to equally attribute the left’s words and actions to the political right. People like you are the problem when you refuse to acknowledge reality and instead act as some pseudo-intellectual who is above the fray.

      Equal is from the Latin “Aequalis” meaning same as, level, even. It does not mean disproportionate or approximate as you are suggesting. In fact, it means the exact opposite. Of course, being a pseudo-intellectual, you will now obfuscate and deflect claiming that you misspoke or I have misinterpreted your nonsense.

      And if you are questioning the assassin’s political leanings, then why did you even write “Libs or Repubs” in your original comment since you are apparently now asserting that politics may not even be a motivation? Of course, you know the person’s political leanings but it doesn’t fit with your desired belief that Republicans and conservatives are to blame for divisiveness and political violence. Or are you so daft to think that someone who agreed with Charlie Kirk would want to kill him?

      You previously dismissed and excused the unhinged individual on this site who advocated for a political assassination. You are a weak person with average intelligence. You are not an intellectual and you possess no moral superiority despite your continuous efforts to appear to do so.

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    2. KAM: I am slowly coming to terms with the horrifying fact that a MAJORITY of Democrats in this country believe that the appropriate response to speech they disagree with is murder.

      DON: I do not know where we go from here.

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      1. What’s really funny is, NOW they are saying only one person was responsible for this. It’s not a result of the hate & division they sow.

        Well, gee. Every time we say that about a shooter, they try and dismiss it, blaming guns. If they didn’t have double standards, they wouldn’t have ANY standards.

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    2. KAM: Political Moderation like this?https://x.com/EnternetGod/status/1966271312189694058…

      DON: A T-shirt company called TeleTeeShirt on X & online, are now releasing shirts that exploit Charlie Kirk’s tragic death! Some designs are emblazoned with chilling slogans “Debate This” “Protect Your Neck” and pictures of the bullet hitting his neck turning a horrific event into a grotesque Democrat attempt at profit!

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  14. Charlie’s murderer was a member of Antifa. I remember the Village Idiot being stupid enough to claim Antifa was not a group but an ideology! ROTFLMAO!!

    Whatever MSM or Dementia Joe & Team fed their moronic base, they ate it up.

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    1. Antifa is a violent hate group. Why are they still around? The FBI should have infiltrated them and charged them with crimes years ago. Same with BLM but you can add fraud and tax evasion by its founders. No. They were too busy going after J6ers whose only crime was walking into the Capital building. (As distinguished from those who destroyed property or fought with police.)

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  15. KAM: You got any money on the SC-Purdue game?

    DAN: Naah, you have to win 60% of your sports bets to come out ahead. I’m sticking with real estate

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      1. They called him Hitler leading up to the election because they knew their base would be stupid enough to believe it. Yet, when Joe conceded he said everything was going to be just fine!

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  17. KAM: We try to convey our messages in a civil manner, and all we get in return are insults and people making up stories about us to make us look bad

    DON: You and I have only reached out to the Aged-70s Club, the ‘Pushing-80s’ crowd, and I know because I am one; it’s a tough crowd; the problem is that we have too many deeply entrenched, decades-old opinions, and no one is going to penetrate all those layers

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    1. KAM: Nothing civil about your insults, Cowardly Sparrow Gabby:

      “Sparrow Calypso

      September 12, 2025 at 6:19 pm

      KAM: We have The Exaggerator Gabby, Misogynist Plowhorse and now Redundant BK

      DON: Now don’t be calling them the 3-Stooges”

      DON: You need to seek treatment from your wife for your passive aggressive malady, Cowardly Sparrow Gabby.

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      1. KAM: Wait a minute, it’s all satirical, and nobody gets it

        DON: Subtlety understanding is not universal

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      2. Besides, ‘truth’ is always a defense. What part of Exaggerator Gabby, Misogynist Plowhorse and Redundant BK is not true?

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  18. KAM; You and I as our ‘imaginary selves’ are not trying to change opinion so much as to soften up all the talk about it–to show there is a more genteel approch to expressing oneself. When arguing with someone regarding some item or another, I act as if I am in Court in front of a judge, and where interruptions are not allowed

    DON: But we digress. The SC and Purdue boys would be up by now, 9 in the morning in Indiana, and I’m wondering what they are feeling. If it were me I’d be scared to death to go out on that field

    KAM: If I’m a Boilermaker fan I am boiling over with anticipation as in “Even Merryland beat them last year”

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  19. KAM: Suicide Watch for Tranny Bruin and Owns.https://x.com/pac12/status/1966746758014222384Remember when the deluded Bruin Fan actually thought they should fire Chip Kelly because they could do so much better and he didn’t recruit hard enough for their tastes? It turned out Chip was a miracle worker! This is the worst program in college football.

    DON: The Bruins are going to go 0-12 for the first time in their history thanks to Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Hires Martin Jarmond and Deshaun Foster. They should cut their losses and go the UCSB route and shut down the football program.

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    1. KAM: I certainly hope 0-12 is not in the cards for the baby blue or anything like it. Like it or not, SC has a symbiotic relationship with ucla

      DON: Locally it’s always a big deal, but for national audiences you better have a good record

      KAM: Ratings and ‘strength of schedule’ matter

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      1. KAM: UCLA is going to get destroyed by #1 Ohio State and #2 Penn State. It will be like when we beat them 50-0.

        DON: Their only hope for a win is against the NW Mildcats.

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  20. KAM: It’s Saturday, a good day to have a frivolous thought or two. Let’s say the topic is ‘Love,’ I’ve got one– “If you want to be loved, be lovable”

    DON: Romance without finance is no good

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    1. KAM: We learned Friday that the man suspected of k i l l i n g Kirk was caught and arrested, and the left is really working hard to invent a story where Robinson is a Trump supporter—even though that narrative makes no sense at all.

      In fact, the available facts say the exact opposite. Robinson left behind ammunition casings with mocking left-wing anti-fascist slogans—“Hey, fascist! Catch!”—and even one marked with “Bella ciao,” an anthem tied to leftist resistance fighters. These weren’t just random scribbles; they were declarations steeped in the rhetoric of the radical left. Some casings contained juvenile internet meme jokes like “Notices, bulges, OwO what’s this?” and “If you read this, you are g a y LMAO.” This is exactly the kind of unserious trolling style you’d see from fringe leftist posters online. It was unmistakably left-wing and politically motivated.  And his target was an outspoken conservative Christian. It simply makes no sense for a Trump supporter to a s s a s s i n a t e their most effective leader with college kids.

      DON: But the Democrats and their Fake News stooges are still trying.

      An X account with five million followers promoted a fake photo of Robinson in a Trump shirt. Others are sharing fake donor information, claiming Robinson was a Trump donor. They ignore the family and friends who report that Robinson went off the deep end in high school and became a staunch leftist. Their is no “Love” from the Democrats. They have made their goal clear. They are no longer our countrymen.

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  21. KAM: When I said that both Dems and Repubs are equally to blame for assassinations, brother, what a hellstorm that started

    DON: The MAGAs are keeping score and so in recent years the score is 7-2, 7 attempts or successes by the Dems and only 2 for my guys

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    1. KAM: You seem oblivious to the record since Obama told his Democrats to “get in people’s faces ‘ up to Democrat Senator Chris Murphy declaring hours before Charlie Kirk’s a s s a s s i n a t i o n, “We’re at war…you have to be willing to do whatever is necessary.” And the Fake News Democrat toadies cheerlead for Democrat violence, vandalism and threats and even minimized and mocked the a s s i n a t i o n attempts of President Trump. They were disappointed he turned his head at the last second. After all, he IS Hitler.

      DON: The contrast is clear. Except to full mooners like you.

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  22. KAM: And did you notice, Don, how none of your MAGAs responded to my question of “Couldn’t there be other factors at play other than simply political-orientation for killing a politician, like getting your name in the paper and going down in history

    DON: You’re right

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    1. KAM They didn’t respond because it’ another laughable comment I make. I simply am not a serious person, especially after a few Chardonnays. You don’t think IO actually wrote my new book , do you?

      DON: BWWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAAAA!!!!!!!!!

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  24. DON: Anyway, back to the game, I would imagine there is not much interest in this SC-Purdue thing outside of SC and Purdue

    KAM: But 8 in a row in recent years Georgia over Tennessee is the game of the day. The Volunteers could very well outduel the Bulldogs today

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  25. KAM: This is a 3 time-zone change for our SC boys. I know I wouldn’t have adjusted to the time difference after only 2-days

    DON: Sometimes on my jet I fly from tomorrow to today

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