Can't decide whether to go the football game or church? Coach Prime has a simple solution: BOTH.
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He's good for JSU and good for the City of Jackson. I sure hope we don't screw it up.
Looks like Prime Time is having a Good Time !
I'm glad he's still in Jackson.
I like the man.
But I seriously thought he would left by now.
The Romans used the gladiator arenas to feed Christians to lions for the amusement of the mob.
This should go over well with the most jealous diety known for his wrathful nature.
He's making a difference in a lot of ways. Kudos to him!
He IS good for JSU and Jackson, yes. But they will both be stepping stones to higher levels of collegiate coaching....or political office.
I think that White Ref wanted to get Jiggy with it.
Yup. I enjoyed watching it.
His faith is real. He caught it when he was a Cincy Red. Good dude. And the crowd is shockingly large. As many as Ole Miss brought in the 90's when they played Tennessee for the SEC championship (prior to the East-West split). Next year Ole Miss and State announced stadium projects and fewer games in Jackson.
@ 4:35: Why are you so angry at the Democratic National Committee? Do you fear it will be wrathful toward you? The DNC certainly is jealous and tolerates no dissent.
I missed the church part. Did he clap through it?
That game was in Memphis, so yeah. Memorial Stadium was pretty empty of OM/TN fans that day. You have good seats?
“ As many as Ole Miss brought in the 90's when they played Tennessee for the SEC championship (prior to the East-West split). Next year Ole Miss and State announced stadium projects and fewer games in Jackson.”
JSU is a great asset to the City of Jackson and to our State. All Jackson and Mississippi residents would be wise to embrace and support and promote JSU the way Memphis has done with the University of Memphis. It's worked out well for the City of Memphis, for U Memphis, and for West Tennessee.
Made me smile! Good for JSU and the fans.
9:28 As a former Jacksonian living in Memphis and eyeing a move back to Jackson - I agree that would be ideal. The differences between U of Memphis and JSU are pretty extreme though.
First off, JSU is an SBCU, Memphis is not. Because of this, Memphis gets more "buy-in" from the city and region as a whole, because it really is the college that most people from around here attend, black or white.
The second biggest difference is location. UofM is in th emiddle of the city surrounded by affluent neighborhoods on 2 sides (and "not bad" areas on the other sides. JSU is, well, in an undesirable area to say the least.
I want to see JSU succeed, but Memphis is a tall measuring stick.
"But they will both be stepping stones to higher levels of collegiate coaching....or political office."
So what?
So what caused these areas to become “bad”?
“ The second biggest difference is location. UofM is in th emiddle of the city surrounded by affluent neighborhoods on 2 sides (and "not bad" areas on the other sides. JSU is, well, in an undesirable area to say the least.”
@2:52pm LOL Meaning, enjoy him while he's here is all. What he's doing for Jackson is GREAT. But all good things come to an end, especially in sports and show-business.
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