to be a little cultish in some particular aspects of the traditional rituals that revolve around the actual game itself. Indeed the tribes will and do gather on game day. However, everybody else still wants to be like Ole Miss."-Galen A. Smith Sr.
Hosted by Kentucky Colonel and Writer, Galen A. Smith Sr. of Bowling Green, Ky.
Saturday, October 4, 2014
SEC Football Is Like A Religion In The Deep South
to be a little cultish in some particular aspects of the traditional rituals that revolve around the actual game itself. Indeed the tribes will and do gather on game day. However, everybody else still wants to be like Ole Miss."-Galen A. Smith Sr.
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