Maybe we should have Dr. Phil speak to the team from this point forward and address their feelings. Perhaps that will get through to them better than the coaches are right now.

Give it a rest, man. It's a free country and people can boo if they want to. If these top recruits are in the stadium and they can't handle the crowd then maybe they aren't top recruits. They will get lots of boos as they play on the road on the SEC.

By the way, it won't be the boos that drive them off, it will be the quality of offensieve play on the field and the future of doing that for 3-4 years that does way more damage than a few boos. There might be a few boos from the crowd from time to time but I don't see the whole stadium booing the team.

Some of you guys kill me; it's not the coaches fault, it's not the players fault, it's just bad execution and not being prepared. Nothing to do with either coaches or players, right?

I want LSU to come out fired up and take care of business but I REFUSE to accept just being a good team. If we accept 2-3 losses every year that is exactly what we will get. This game is huge as I believe it will set the tone for the rest of the year and possibly the next 2-3 years. If LSU can't get out of their current rut we will be back to 80s football.

All that being said, my LSU flag is already flying here in MO, my wife, my daughter and I will wear our jerseys for the game, #1, #7 and #8 respectively.

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Posted by SohCahToa

New Orleans, La

Member since Jan 2011

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Posted on 10/13/12 at 10:21 am to SpookeyTiger

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Maybe we should have Dr. Phil speak to the team from this point forward and address their feelings. Perhaps that will get through to them better than the coaches are right now.

da fuq?

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Give it a rest, man. It's a free country and people can boo if they want to. If these top recruits are in the stadium and they can't handle the crowd then maybe they aren't top recruits. They will get lots of boos as they play on the road on the SEC.

Seriously? There's a difference between getting booed by opposing fans on the road and getting booed at home by your own fans as a Top 10 team in the nation.

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By the way, it won't be the boos that drive them off, it will be the quality of offensieve play on the field and the future of doing that for 3-4 years that does way more damage than a few boos. There might be a few boos from the crowd from time to time but I don't see the whole stadium booing the team.

Yes, the offensive play on the field will be a huge part it in, but why are you acting as if booing can't have a negative effect? Who wants to play at a school where you will be booed for being a top team in the nation?

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Some of you guys kill me; it's not the coaches fault, it's not the players fault, it's just bad execution and not being prepared. Nothing to do with either coaches or players, right?

I don't think I have to point out how retarded this is. Its pretty self explanatory.

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I want LSU to come out fired up and take care of business but I REFUSE to accept just being a good team. If we accept 2-3 losses every year that is exactly what we will get. This game is huge as I believe it will set the tone for the rest of the year and possibly the next 2-3 years. If LSU can't get out of their current rut we will be back to 80s football.

Don't accept it then, but booing your own team isn't the best way of showing it. Its not like Les is going to change his game plan because of drunk people think they know the game better than he does.

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All that being said, my LSU flag is already flying here in MO, my wife, my daughter and I will wear our jerseys for the game, #1, #7 and #8 respectively.

Awesome. Be a fan. Support your team. With all the negativity that's been going on lately, why is so hard for some people to do what they can to show the players that they support them even in the bad times?

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