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if its deemed heinous then the SEC will come down on him as a repeat offender. I want my OL to have some nastiness. The Tigers could learn a few things. They out physical'd us and now everyone's whining about it. Not often times are we out muscled by someone.

It reminds me of Bobby Bowden at FSU. When he and Spurrier were going toe to toe for years, he told his defense to light up the qb early and often. Make him think about you every time he goes back. IS it dirty? Maybe, but that's football to a degree.

What you and others of your opinion seem to not understand is lighting up the QB is part of the game. Vicious hits are part of the game. Even chop blocks are part of the game. But running around jumping in the air and stomping other players with the express intent to maim and injure is not a part of the game. And for some of you jerks claiming the Tigers can learn something, your hero Day needs to take a flying leap at your nuts or gut.

These Tigers you are vilifying have a better record by far over him during his career, so that "nastiness" all of you want our o-line to display hasn't benefited MSU in the least. I hope I never see an LSU Tiger behaving like that piece of trash. That goes against the grain of what sports are all about. What we learn about sportsmanship from an early age.

For those who claim it is whining because we lost, look at what those not associated with LSU are saying. Are they whining too because we lost? Win or lose, that behavior cannot be tolerated in the game. There are some things bigger than the game. I guarantee if that happened to a player on the team you cared about, you would be up in arms. Some of us care about all LSU Tigers and are pissed that POS got away with assault & battery that had nothing to do with the game.