Sun Belt 2021 Thread

[UNI88]

In this day and age of thinned skinned people, can one still refer to the Sun Belt as the Sun Blech?

thinned?

Sun Belt
Fun Belt
Sun Blech
Sun Belch
Scum Belt

Am I missing any?

[Baldy]

JMU is on the clock...

Well they'd be foolish to join the dumpster fire that is C-USA with a Sun Belt bid available so it's the Belt or stay put.

How hard are you laughing at MTSU and WKU?

It's hilarious.

They really burned bridges when they left the conference. They cancelled already scheduled games, refused to schedule Sun Belt teams for OOC games, and even refused to schedule any Sun Belt teams in many other sports as well.

[dal4018]

Well they'd be foolish to join the dumpster fire that is C-USA with a Sun Belt bid available so it's the Belt or stay put.

How hard are you laughing at MTSU and WKU?

It's hilarious.

They really burned bridges when they left the conference. They cancelled already scheduled games, refused to schedule Sun Belt teams for OOC games, and even refused to schedule any Sun Belt teams in many other sports as well.

What is wrong with C-USA I thought they were a stable league Marshall's leaving for The Sun Belt.

[Baldy]

It's hilarious.

They really burned bridges when they left the conference. They cancelled already scheduled games, refused to schedule Sun Belt teams for OOC games, and even refused to schedule any Sun Belt teams in many other sports as well.

What is wrong with C-USA I thought they were a stable league Marshall's leaving for The Sun Belt.

What you see with C-USA is the result of trying to build a conference based on the size of the school's media market instead of the quality of the football program.

[dal4018]

What is wrong with C-USA I thought they were a stable league Marshall's leaving for The Sun Belt.

What you see with C-USA is the result of trying to build a conference based on the size of the school's media market instead of the quality of the football program.

I thought the Sun Belt was a step down for Marshall guess I was wrong.

[AshevilleApp]

What you see with C-USA is the result of trying to build a conference based on the size of the school's media market instead of the quality of the football program.

I thought the Sun Belt was a step down for Marshall guess I was wrong.

I think a few years ago that may have been true. I think most App fans favored an invite from C-USA at the time of the move.

[UNI88]

Rumor has it the MAC is looking at WKU and ETSU. If they bail, only UTEP, FIU and LA Tech are left.

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[Ibanez]

In this day and age of thinned skinned people, can one still refer to the Sun Belt as the Sun Blech?

Sun Belt or Fun Belt.

[BDKJMU]

I guess both are correct. We're at about 900' elevation here.

It's more geographic and relation to the Mountains, Fall Line and Atlantic Ocean.

The Low Country, for example, was originally the counties between the Savannah and Ashley Rivers (and I guess now the Waccamaw to include G-town) and below the Fall Line (sandhills that cross the middle part of the state.) The Upcountry (or Upstate), IIRC from SC history classes, evolved from the counties that comprise of that NW part of the state.

Part of the confusion is that we have Geographic as well as Cultural regions but typically you really only hear 3 referenced - Low Country (Coastal Zone, Inner and Outer Coastal Plains), Midlands (Sand Hills and Piedmont) and Upstate (Blue Ridge or Mountains Zone. This is the traditionally UpCountry). Nobody talks about the Inner or Outer coastal plain. Piedmont and Midlands are sometimes used interchangeably but it's typically Midlands. It's always called the Upstate. I've never once heard a person refer to the Blue Ridge or Mountains Zone. And it's always the Low Country, regardless if you're in land locked Dorchester/Berkeley or in Charleston or Jasper counties.

What part is Myrtle Beach in?

[Ibanez]

It's more geographic and relation to the Mountains, Fall Line and Atlantic Ocean.

The Low Country, for example, was originally the counties between the Savannah and Ashley Rivers (and I guess now the Waccamaw to include G-town) and below the Fall Line (sandhills that cross the middle part of the state.) The Upcountry (or Upstate), IIRC from SC history classes, evolved from the counties that comprise of that NW part of the state.

Part of the confusion is that we have Geographic as well as Cultural regions but typically you really only hear 3 referenced - Low Country (Coastal Zone, Inner and Outer Coastal Plains), Midlands (Sand Hills and Piedmont) and Upstate (Blue Ridge or Mountains Zone. This is the traditionally UpCountry). Nobody talks about the Inner or Outer coastal plain. Piedmont and Midlands are sometimes used interchangeably but it's typically Midlands. It's always called the Upstate. I've never once heard a person refer to the Blue Ridge or Mountains Zone. And it's always the Low Country, regardless if you're in land locked Dorchester/Berkeley or in Charleston or Jasper counties.

What part is Myrtle Beach in?

PeeDee region which encompasses the Coastal Zone...like I said above. I don't think I've ever heard anyone refer to it as the PeeDee before. I'm sure people in those counties do. You typically only hear Low Country, Midlands or Up State. If Myrtle Beach is mentioned it's either by name or as The Grand Strand. As I type this - the reason you don't hear much about it is b/c other than Myrtle Beach, Georgetown and Darlington (only a weekend each year) no news ever comes out of that area on a regular basis. Depending on where you're reading, even on State websites, they'll say there's 3, 4, 5, or 6 regions of South Carolina.

Confused yet?

Conway, which is where CCU is actually located, is 9 miles inland from Myrtle Beach.

[Baldy]

[UNI88]

My condolences.

[Baldy]

My condolences.

[BDKJMU]

What part is Myrtle Beach in?

PeeDee region which encompasses the Coastal Zone...like I said above. I don't think I've ever heard anyone refer to it as the PeeDee before. I'm sure people in those counties do. You typically only hear Low Country, Midlands or Up State. If Myrtle Beach is mentioned it's either by name or as The Grand Strand. As I type this - the reason you don't hear much about it is b/c other than Myrtle Beach, Georgetown and Darlington (only a weekend each year) no news ever comes out of that area on a regular basis. Depending on where you're reading, even on State websites, they'll say there's 3, 4, 5, or 6 regions of South Carolina.

Confused yet?

Conway, which is where CCU is actually located, is 9 miles inland from Myrtle Beach.

I thought they might call Myrtle the Redneck Riviera..

[CID1990]

PeeDee region which encompasses the Coastal Zone...like I said above. I don't think I've ever heard anyone refer to it as the PeeDee before. I'm sure people in those counties do. You typically only hear Low Country, Midlands or Up State. If Myrtle Beach is mentioned it's either by name or as The Grand Strand. As I type this - the reason you don't hear much about it is b/c other than Myrtle Beach, Georgetown and Darlington (only a weekend each year) no news ever comes out of that area on a regular basis. Depending on where you're reading, even on State websites, they'll say there's 3, 4, 5, or 6 regions of South Carolina.

Confused yet?

Conway, which is where CCU is actually located, is 9 miles inland from Myrtle Beach.

I thought they might call Myrtle the Redneck Riviera..

That is the Ft Myers - Cantonment - Pensacola area of Florida


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[Ibanez]

PeeDee region which encompasses the Coastal Zone...like I said above. I don't think I've ever heard anyone refer to it as the PeeDee before. I'm sure people in those counties do. You typically only hear Low Country, Midlands or Up State. If Myrtle Beach is mentioned it's either by name or as The Grand Strand. As I type this - the reason you don't hear much about it is b/c other than Myrtle Beach, Georgetown and Darlington (only a weekend each year) no news ever comes out of that area on a regular basis. Depending on where you're reading, even on State websites, they'll say there's 3, 4, 5, or 6 regions of South Carolina.

Confused yet?

Conway, which is where CCU is actually located, is 9 miles inland from Myrtle Beach.

I thought they might call Myrtle the Redneck Riviera..

It is but that's more of a nickname like " The Dirty Myrltle" or "Dirtyle". Myrtle Beach is a cesspool and they should give everyone a penicillin shot upon leaving.

[Ibanez]

I thought they might call Myrtle the Redneck Riviera..

That is the Ft Myers - Cantonment - Pensacola area of Florida


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The Emerald Coast is the TRUE Redneck Riviera.

[Ivytalk]

Jawjuh State at Ragin’ Cajuns tonight. Be there!

Of course, there’s always Del State at Morgan State.

[dbackjon]

low country....get it right

Sorry but what's the redneck moniker for beach folks? Low Countriers doesn't work.

Low Cunters?

[UNI88]

Sorry but what's the redneck moniker for beach folks? Low Countriers doesn't work.

Low Cunters?

Is it Cuntal Carolina or Coastal Cuntolina? Or maybe the Coast Carolina Cunticleers?

[dbackjon]

Low Cunters?

Is it Cuntal Carolina or Coastal Cuntolina? Or maybe the Coast Carolina Cunticleers?

Why not all?

Cuntal Cuntolina Cunticleers!

[Ivytalk]

Cajuns take 14-10 lead over Ga State, early 4th.

[Ibanez]

Is it Cuntal Carolina or Coastal Cuntolina? Or maybe the Coast Carolina Cunticleers?

Why not all?

Cuntal Cuntolina Cunticleers!

You two can go cunt yourselves....and each other.

[CAA Flagship]

Why not all?

Cuntal Cuntolina Cunticleers!

You two can go cunt yourselves....and each other.

CUNTS UP!!!!!

[UNI88]

You two can go cunt yourselves....and each other.

CUNTS UP!!!!!

#CuntsUp!

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