re: The loss to Ole Miss

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You're very close to smelling the coffee - but not quite. Soon, you'll have a realistic view of the current status and questionable future of the program.

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fricking douche bag

I was there and did not want to be, so I can imagine the team felt the same way I did

Even as bad as LSU played and the way Ole Miss played as this was their Super Bowl, if felt good knowing they needed a last second FG to win the game.

If we win this game, we are still in Tampa on January 1

The secondary at Ole Miss is outstanding though, and some of us had concerns after the Florida game.

It was our 9th straight game without a bye

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Show me a team that doesnt have that "how did we lose to them" game. Include Auburn in that list.

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it happens to every team and no we shouldn't have lost to that team and people have the right to bitch about it...but for some reason our fans think its only clm and the tigers that lose those type of games....

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Move on loser. Tigers lost. shite happens.

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shite happens everytime a pathetic excuse making cheerleader sits down at the computer. The real authentic losers are the ones that accept losses to inferior teams as "fine and acceptable." ("That's Ok.We'll be Fine") shite happens when the head coach and staff fail to have the team properly prepared and motivated to play. Ole Miss shoudn't have come within three TD's of LSU. Yep, shite happens, and when it does you can bet your sweet arse a "MA" real loser will be there making excuses for the negligence.

First when you lack the regular vaunted defense, but have a high-scoring offense why always kick off and give the other team the chance to make you play from behind. Playing from behind gets in your head and was the major beef of the 07 team that had to pull out many last second miracles - Hester said that got old and wearing. Okay. Mett went into this game with just 2 int, top ranked passer in the SEC, w/gimp knee and taking sacks like a sitting duck. His stats had been extremely padded by throwing daredevil passes into tight coverage to the two best receivers in the SEC. If not for the skill of Beckham and Landry to make circus catches and avoid season ending injury the Mett train would have no track. So Mett comes in with announcers hyping how NFL scouts ooh and ahh over his pinpoint precision rather than poor decision making and throwing the ball around to totally wide open receivers not double/triple covered or named B&L. To top it off Ole Miss was missing 5 starters. OM just kept double/triple covering and Mett kept throwing ints ala Jarrett Lee. If Miles had followed his policy of benching backs who fumble and benched Mett or gone to the running game it would have been different. At half time Miles left the field piqued about forcing the home run rather taking something underneath like every Pop Warner team does. The Jennings to Dural in the AR game may have been the best pass play all year as it did not endanger the receiver's life or threaten to disable him by being crushed in double coverage. LSU had the 2nd toughest SOS in the SEC, were at the end of a 7 game gauntlet with the last 5 being Auburn, Georgia, Miss, Florida, OM. These comments could apply to all LSU losses this yr. with one major addendum why was Concussion Copeland allowed on the field for the first time in the BAMA game with a walk-in touchdown that Hill or McGhee should have carried? Demoralizing 'kick yourself' game changer with gimp knee Mett running away from the scrum for the fumble...no honor in that. Forget Mett, his ego was stronger than his arm and an immobile QB in this division, totally not able to sidestep his own guys and afraid to scramble for his own fumble because his stats or draft stock might tumble, he was solely responsible for the loss.

The Tide had the weakest SEC schedule in 2013, ARK & LSU the toughest. LSU's schedules have been so difficult, there are only eleven national teams who played a schedule ranked higher than LSU in the five seasons ending in 2012. The last time LSU won the NC in 2007 was the last time they did not have a top 5 SOS. They had the hardest SOS in the nation/BCS era in 2011 when they went 13-0. It's pretty simple, it's harder to win games when you play tougher opponents, and LSU has consistently played more tough games than anyone else in the country. Alabama's most difficult schedule in the past 6 years was not ranked as highly as LSU's easiest schedule.