I'll be the first one to admit LSU was lucky as hell to win that game, but you can't say Tennessee was robbed ... they just made a costly mistake... and did it while LSU was making one themselves that would've cost them the game otherwise. And Tennessee didn't "own" that game like a couple people on here have said. LSU doubled Tennessee in stats, but 4 turnovers and dumb penalties made a game out of it (like all their games this year). If anything, Tennessee robbed themselves. As far as home-cooking, maybe that PI call during the last LSU drive could've gone either way, but no way you can call home-cooking on the final play. 13 men on the field will get you a flag every time. This was one case where the opponent's coaches out-dumbed LSU's.
The LSU QB situation the last few years has been a nightmare, and Miles can't seem to do anything about it. Every game so far has been a challenge. I was happy to see Jarrett Lee play as well as he did, he's the best of LSU's QBs (which isn't saying a lot). Hopefully he will start next week when the meat of the SEC in the Tigers' schedule begins. One thing's for certain, if LSU can't get a handle on their QB situation, even luck won't help them from here on out.
Most likely 1 AND 2.
Good point. At 5-0 I guess I should stop complaining.
My wife went to CU. We had season tickets when we lived in Westminster. Hope you guys beef up for the Pac10 so I can come watch you beat up on Kiffin and his small size Trojans.AJ Green is a man. They may salvage the season, yet. From a Buffalo fan until they abandon the Big8/12.
My wife went to CU. We had season tickets when we lived in Westminster. Hope you guys beef up for the Pac10 so I can come watch you beat up on Kiffin and his small size Trojans.
(66-69 student, fan from 60 til next year).
The whole article is hilarious.You know a classic piece of live football atrocity when the highlight film begins with a converted 4th and 14, especially when it's against a Tennessee team that has no business being in the game in the first place, a Tennessee team playing a lawn chair at center, a Tennessee team with linebackers whose ACLs explode for no reason, a Tennessee team whose depth chart just reads "NOPE" at no fewer than seven major positions. Tennessee's there, and like a novice climber stranded in the death zone on Everest, you know it's a matter of time before they run out of oxygen, take off their clothes, and begin rolling in the snow like dying men suffering from mountain madness and cerebral edema.
Tennessee's already doomed in theory as the inferior team late in the game even on basic football princlples before you activate the computer worm capable of crippling the entire football matrix as we know it: Les Miles.
You are correct, as well as Paul.
He is a game changer.
I just want to see what he does when you finally play someone.
Paul quoted stats from Eastern M.
You know, the real good teams in the B10.
Ohio State, Iowa and even Wisconsin although Wisconsin didn't look very good this past week.
MSU is trying to get up in the upper section.
Yep, the best defense against the Wolverines is to put the offense on the field. As good as the offense (OK, D. Robinson) is...the Defense is equally poor.
Come on now, 1 - 4 Bowling Green?
You have to give the poor guy a break. After what Michigan has put him through the past couple of years even Bowling Green is a good win.
