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That was part of it. The other part was the fact he had his bass shaved down a bit when having it refinished, making the body lighter. Also, Chris was a big dude, so his hands were big. A lot of his tone came from his left hand. It really does make a difference. I didn't realize how big...

The pickups, for starters. It had older style pickups. The neck was a toaster. I want to say something about the bridge was a little different as well, maybe the pickup cover? It's been 20 years. As for guitars, I have owned everything from an early "Rickenbacher" (when it was ch not ck)...

Chris Squire is the one who made the Rickenbacker sound so good everyone else wanted one. **** that man could play. I've owned a handful of Rickenbacker basses and guitars over the years, and they were all great. One in particular was a 1974 that was a custom order. I didn't realize it...

Change your name to Tom and you might have a deal. As for that bassline, it's awesome.

Regardless of SMD's question, I can hear Mike Leach right now... "Susan, it's obvious you have never been on a pirate ship."

I hope to God that's her going away gift.

If he was chasing you, you'd be out of there so fast. Believe me. Bears are no joke. Signed, DBC

Not for long it won't be. I will say this. I always liked Beard as a WR coach. I'll never forget how so many people around here were glad when he was let go the first time, and we hired Ron Dugans. I never understood the hate for Beard then. Our WRs actually learned how to block under him...

I like a RB that isn't 180 pounds soaking wet. It's about time we had a grownass man back there.

Pffft, I am living the reality. Heck with putting this gong show on TV.

When you have 5, going on 6 children, dad jokes are a second language.

****, I thought it healed. Now I'm finding out the **** thing fell off?

So, sorta like a Wilt Chamberlain, just without the 7'1" frame?

I see Williams as finishing third in the QB battle, which isn't a bad thing for him. He'll be behind two guys that will eventually graduate, and he'll have a great shot at the starting job. ****, injuries happen, and he might see the field sooner.

We ruin Ward and what QB worth a crap will give us a second look?

We let the college football world pass us by. All we needed was a coach with an exciting brand of football, and the players would have flocked here. Instead, we kept beating that "NFLU" dead horse. It takes more than the U on the helmet to get into the NFL. Young men, especially on the O...

Yep. I've been saying for several years now that we'll see a good season again when someone breaks the UM record for TDs by a QB. Seriously, our QB record book looks pretty pathetic, compared to most schools. For a school once known as QBU, our record book looks very, very pedestrian...

Commas are important. Signed, Jesus

Have you tried one well done, with ketchup? I heard from a poster on here that it's the best. But seriously, a QB that takes care of their OL is one who is making a wise business decision. ****, look at Dan Marino. He bought his OL Isotoner gloves, and they never allowed a sack. :)

Yep, he was the head guy at the time. I want to say a guy named Gary Collins was the assistant. Those were good times.