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re: Question for the Old Timers like me
Posted on 10/7/10 at 10:40 pm to Doc Fenton
Posted on 10/7/10 at 10:40 pm to Doc Fenton
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So. What's your point?
You have to ask? Dalton was a running back that would lead the NFL in TD's one year.
Apples and oranges comparison.
Pro style offense to Crowton's multiple.
Posted on 10/7/10 at 10:41 pm to LSU9102
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Apples and oranges comparison.
Please. You suck at understanding football.
Posted on 10/7/10 at 10:55 pm to Doc Fenton
Why because we run a spread offense now? We hardly ever even got in shotgun back then.
I know we need a option type qb in this offense that we run right now.
Herb Tyler could run it better than both JJ and Lee.
Understand? I know football.
I just didn't see the comparison.
Offenses were not even close to being the same.
And you know it.
I know we need a option type qb in this offense that we run right now.
Herb Tyler could run it better than both JJ and Lee.
Understand? I know football.
I just didn't see the comparison.
Offenses were not even close to being the same.
And you know it.
Posted on 10/8/10 at 12:40 am to TexTiga
Nope, not yet. Maybe later.
I saw Tommy play every game in Tiger Stadium, and most of PP's games on TV (plus last week in person). PP is good, but not up to Tommy. Yet.
When Tommy would run, it seemed more like he was gliding over glass he was so smooth. Flow is another word I would use. Patrick powers his way through everything; he is an *animal*. Both are great athletes, but Patrick hasn't reached the heights Tommy did. Yet.
I saw Tommy play every game in Tiger Stadium, and most of PP's games on TV (plus last week in person). PP is good, but not up to Tommy. Yet.
When Tommy would run, it seemed more like he was gliding over glass he was so smooth. Flow is another word I would use. Patrick powers his way through everything; he is an *animal*. Both are great athletes, but Patrick hasn't reached the heights Tommy did. Yet.
Posted on 10/8/10 at 12:53 am to carrell
Tommy Casanova is the best LSU player I ever saw. That said, as far as being a cover corner, I might give Peterson the edge. Peterson is a great player, a real horse. I still think Casanova is the best LSU player I ever saw.
Posted on 10/8/10 at 3:02 am to TexTiga
Both are a product of good coaching.
Posted on 10/8/10 at 4:51 am to TexTiga
Tommy Casanova was a freak. I don't recall anyone being as everywhere, on every play, as that dude was. Great player... but PP7 has scary talent all the same.
Posted on 10/8/10 at 6:38 am to Born to be a Tiger
casanove = 3-time all american
peterson = not yet
peterson = not yet
Posted on 10/8/10 at 6:43 am to Deke
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hope he sticks around for his senior year
so do I, but I am afraid he won't
Posted on 10/8/10 at 6:59 am to jhamil25
Two different athletes playing in two different eras, but they DO display the same kind of talent on the field........
Posted on 10/8/10 at 7:39 am to zappgator
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TC also didn't play any offense
I seem to remember him playing quite a bit at halfback. Maybe someone can look up his career rushing stats.
Posted on 10/8/10 at 7:50 am to LSU Weirdo
I remember well the beat down LSU put on ole miss on national TV, a rarity in those days. Cassanova owned that game and Archie porbably still has nightmares about him. PP is great, but not yet a TCassanova
Posted on 10/8/10 at 8:17 am to MCCAJUN
MCCAJUN,I think the Colorado player was Cliff Branch.He played WR at CU and then Oakland.
If Risher was OB for Tigers,they would be a 6 pt favorite this week instead of the dog.
They played in different eras,but Cass was more dominent in his time than PP has been to this point. They are/were both out standing players.
Joe Labruzzo has to rank as one of the top return men in LSU history. Chris Williams too!
If Risher was OB for Tigers,they would be a 6 pt favorite this week instead of the dog.
They played in different eras,but Cass was more dominent in his time than PP has been to this point. They are/were both out standing players.
Joe Labruzzo has to rank as one of the top return men in LSU history. Chris Williams too!
Posted on 10/8/10 at 8:18 am to AlwysATgr
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In his defense, two games that come to mind that he did his part tp be the hero but FG kickers missed: 1) '84 vs UF (1st game of the season) Juan Betanzos missed a relatively short FG that would have won.
I was at that game. Went to the bathroom after the miss and someone had already written "Adios Betanzos" on the wall. Hated the game but never got over how fast that guy got that on the wall.
Posted on 10/8/10 at 8:21 am to tigerdup07
To me this is the reason that Tommy Casanova is the best between the two.
In Tommy Casanova's day you not only had to be good for a year you had to be good in all 3 years you played, then a freshman could not play so they had 3 years and to be considered the best at what you did you had to do it all 3 years. Unlike today and to me a big difference is, if you do it for one year then you are considered the best at what you do and then you leave to go Pro. A great deal of difference than when Tommy played.
In Tommy Casanova's day you not only had to be good for a year you had to be good in all 3 years you played, then a freshman could not play so they had 3 years and to be considered the best at what you did you had to do it all 3 years. Unlike today and to me a big difference is, if you do it for one year then you are considered the best at what you do and then you leave to go Pro. A great deal of difference than when Tommy played.
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