re: Baddest Tiger ever nominations........

Mike Brooks.....next subject.

not even close

Eric Andolsek is the correct answer... everyone else is fighting for a distant second.

I heard a story about Michael Brooks. He turned his Suzuki Samurai over on its side in a Popeye's parking lot in BR on day. Dude got out and turned it back right side up by himself.

From SI's 1971 (I think) College Preseason Issue:
The offense, however, may be better. "I just hope we haven't hurt our running game by too much passing practice," says McClendon, referring to the work of Quarterbacks Bert Jones and Paul Lyons. Pressure by Notre Dame and later by Nebraska in the Orange Bowl loss showed Jones cannot run, but he has a Y.A. Tittle arm and the pleasure of throwing to Flanker Andy Hamilton, who has already broken Ken Kavanaugh's school pass-catching record. Lyons is more of the take-charge type. A whole flock of good running backs is available, led by Art Cantrelle, who was recently cleared of an assault charge after a barroom brawl near campus. It was Cantrelle's second brush with the law for assault, but in between punches he personally outgained nine of LSU's 11 regular-season opponents. If McClendon can keep Casanova out of the hospital and Cantrelle out of trouble, LSU will be sweet and tough once more.

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You should kiss my arse dork

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If we know what's good for us, we'll give it to Warren Capone.

Several posters nominated E J Kuale. Would one of you please elaborate? Was Kuale a well-known badass around campus? Is there some particular incident?

Albert Belle, he did go in the stands after someone.

Art Cantrelle walk onto the field 1st day of practice, asked who was the baddest mf on the team, walk up to him, said I heard you were the baddest mf and with one punch laid him out. turned to the team and said now who's the baddest mf.

Steve Rehage! Dude was a concussion waiting to happen!