Despite winning back to back national titles in football, the SEC susre seems to hate the BCS. Lately, this hatred has been read more...
I just spent an hour on YouTube listening to some mighty great music. In keeping with my
Shooter Jennings rocks. There's no doubt about it. read more...
The least surprising of all conference tournaments this March has been the Big 12 Tourney in Kansas City. Both Texas and Kansas have read more...
* The Big 12 is looking quite solid as the postseason approaches. There is a strong possibility that half of the league gets an read more...
* Texas’ stellar play throughout the season has put them into
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* What a great game Monday night between Texas and Kansas. In my opinion, it was ‘highest quality’ contest I have seen read more...
There are many good stories in the conference, but one of those stands out this week and that is the resignation of Bobby Knight from read more...
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Rivalry games define college football. More than bowl games or even conference championships, a win against your rival means read more...
The wild year continues. In many ways this was just a sign of the transition college football around the Footprint has read more...
Jerry Wexler Talks Dylan, Doug Sahm and Muscle Shoals 11/15/07
Coen Brothers Adapt Cormac McCarthy's Book No Country For Old Men Into Film 11/11/07
Patrick Snow has it right. This year's
If you aren't a Florida or Georgia fan, this weekend might be a good one to spend with the kids. This is a pretty thin weekend read more...
It's the old saying when a player celebrates a little too much - act like you've been there before. This rules seems to also read more...
Ryan Bingham and The Drive By Truckers Hit The Road 10/17/07
Tribal Fever would like to start this weekend's festivities by directing everyone to a fantastic series on
Let's start with this week's College Football Preview from Athlon. Swampland's own Patrick Snow hosts each read more...
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4/2/07 After legend Meade Lux Lewis died in a 1964 car crash, Jerry Lee Lewis recorded this tribute to the boogie read more...
2/9/07 Two new Johnny Cash DVDs are on the market. Johnny Cash-Live From Austin, Texas, and Live In read more...
SWAMPLAND HONORS AN AMERICAN MUSICAL TREASURE: The Allman Brothers Band
1/23/07 Ann Howard allowed Little Richard Penniman to perform in her Macon, Georgia, nightclub when Penniman was still read more...
1/21/07 Willie Nelson takes his show on the road to the British Isles this week. Nelson prepares to tour in the states in the read more...
Live From Austin, Texas Doug Sahm New West Records By James Calemine This essential DVD retains read more...
Song of America Various Artists 31 Tigers Records By James Calemine This 50-song, 3 CD read more...
Blood Meridian Or the Evening Redness in the West Cormac McCarthy Vintage Books By James read more...
Mescalito Ryan Bingham Lost Highway By James Calemine This CD ranks as one of the best releases read more...
Angel In Disguise Leon Russell MRI Records By James Calemine Angel In Disguise read more...
The Dixie Chicks Taking The Long Way (Columbia) Since the release of their read more...
by Patrick Snow As I attended a Kentucky Derby function this past Saturday, it was never more evident that Southerners must throw a pretty good party. We are probably more known nationally for our college football crowds and pageantry, but the spring read more...
We at Tribal Fever find it odd that it would be the SEC who would call for a playoff system. We wonder how the SEC can be so blind to the fact that the BCS has been great for that conference. For those that love the idea of a playoff, we will list the reasons why most every proposal for a college playoff is a horrible idea for college football at large and especially read more...
The annual NFL Draft is now over, and the critics will have a field day with opinions on who did well and who faltered with their choices. I thought I would take a look at the Draft from the collegiate view and see who from our region will have the biggest impact on their new read more...
By Patrick Snow It’s an argument that will never end-whose Conference is better? Fans will debate this topic vociferously every season, and the answer always tends to lie close to your address. I’m not sure that the Bowl games are the best way to evaluate league strength across college football, but it is basically all we have. Here’s my opinion read more...
By Patrick Snow Another college football season--another initial release of the BCS standings. This annual ritual seems to send everyone running to call a local talk show to scream about a Playoff system and how the middle letter should be removed from ‘BCS’. Enough already. If all that you’re worried about is how January turns out, you’re read more...
Now that Swampland Sports has launched Tribal Fever (TF), our dispatch dedicated to college sports in the South, we figured it was time to do weigh in on the current state of college football conferences. The college football conference landscape in the Footprint has become downright confusing. It used to be that there were three main conferences, the read more...
Ol’ Shooter : Are you ready for the country? Are you ready for him? November 2005 by Michael Buffalo Smith At the age of 25, Shooter Jennings, the only son of legendary country music icon Waylon Jennings and his wife, Jessie Colter, is riding high on the country charts with a hot single “4th of read more...
GEORGE LINDSEY A Chat with Mayberry’s Goober Pyle by Michael Buffalo Smith June 2002 There’s no doubt about it. George Lindsey will always been remembered first and foremost as the loveable goof known as Goober Pyle, whom he made famous read more...