re: What Football loss made you the most mad? All time

1/9
2005 Tennessee
Bama '12 & '14

Mine wasn't ultimately even a loss.

I had to be somewhere, but was waiting for the end of the game. The ball was hiked over the head of JJ against Tennessee on the last play and I cursed, threw something, and left in disgust.

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How can that not be the unanimous answer here?

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That game was a slow build-up of utter disappointment. It's a stain on the success of the program. I was most mad in the late 3Q when it was crystal clear that the offense under JJ wasn't going to happen. To this day, I don't understand why JL wasn't at least given a series.

I was still more mad, in the moment, at the end of the UT game that we actually, technically won.

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Auburn game where we blocked the fg and they called a crappy penalty to allow them to Rekick it. 2006?

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2004.

The only highlight Ronnie Prude left us with....

Losing to Rebs 26-23 in 1969. This was a great LSU team that should have played for the National Championship. It still should have except that Texas backed out of a tacit agreement to meet LSU in the Cotton Bowl; the Longhorns took advantage of Notre Dame's decision to end its policy of not playing in bowl games. The Longhorns really should have lost to ARkansas in what was billed as the game of the century. The Rebels beat the hell out of ARkansas in the Sugar Bowl; the angry Tigers voted to stay home in protest.

the revenge game against Alabama in 2012...if you went to the 2011 national championship, like I did you knew we weren't gonna win that game the first fricking quarter. After the 2012 game that was the most irrational I've ever been as an LSU fan

That game that ended the 2011 season where it looked like we didn't practice and most of the players were drunk. I don't remember much about it other than I was madder than I've ever been.

A very close TIE for second were the 2012/2014 Bama games that we had in the bag only to go full retard on the final drives (defense) in regulation.

Other than the obvious one really kissed me off. Kentucky...forget the exact year. Scott ran for almost 100 yds in first half only to get 2-3 carries in 2nd half IIRC. Also we didn't try to get to their QB at all and he picked us apart...USCe sacked him 7x the next week.

Well believe it or not; I was upset with 1-9 but since I have been going to games since 1976 at 6 years old- I never thought we would ever be at a point where we could even play for a national championship. For me it was 58-3 against Florida at home.

I grew up with 8 win seasons toward the end of the 1970's and a roller coaster in the 80's. 7 to 10 wins and 1 to 7 losses. The 90's is when everything exploded 8 wins to 2 wins; being hopeful when a win against Arkansas in either 92 or 93 could have put us in a bowl with a 6-5 record; alas we couldn't stop the running game and loss 42-24 despite Chad Loup starting 13-13 passing. Plus a majority of the time I had to watch us in home purple. I suppose the most modern loss would be 1-9 but I would have to consider UAB when Booty was calling plays not in the playbook. At that point it did not look we were going to change but it seemed to change the next week against Tennessee and never looked back to the present. USC 79 was bitter but I was amazed at the student section packed following the game chanting "LSU, we're proud of you" and the players had more intensity and effort against a clearly superior talented opponent.