Eighteen Barrow

he's a 100 tackle kind of guy

He won the right to wear # 18 in a craps game.

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what it is to be a Tiger

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A. Play football at LSU.
B. Play football at LSU.
C. Play football at LSU.


Oh wait, you mean like it's some really special thing to "be a Tiger".

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He won the right to wear # 18 in a craps game.

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Hot hand in a dice game!

you mean I can only downvote once? sheesh.

Where is he now? Retired?

You speak derp I see.

Here's an interview with John Chavis. When asked about leadership on the defense, Barrow is the first name that Chavis mentions. That says a lot to me.

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he's a 100 tackle kind of guy

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That he is

I am not trying to ask ''what does he bring to the table'' in a critical way. I mean truly to ask ''what does he bring to the table''

What is it that makes him a leader, and the #18

Yes, he is a good player, and they say a better upside than Minter

But, after Hester and Dickson the tradition was kind of started, yes! Mauck was the first, but fans didn't know there was a tradition until I believe Dickson got the number.

These guys were just all for the team, and then Richard Murphy, a guy coming off an injury, and I suppose also was a guy all for the team, as he was always a talented back-up

Then Taylor, then Logan

What does anyone have to say about Barrow?

Seems he just fits into a go to work and play hard, be a team player type

Loston suffered a few injuries and is a solid safety for LSU in 2013, and he known for his off the field volunteering

Blue had his house burn down where LSU raised money on the behalf of his family, and suffered an injury, and is a hard nosed player

just wanted to ask, does anybody know what Barrow does to separate himself?

As if you read about the tradition, it speaks of representing LSU on and off the field.

So 100 tackles, only what we see on the field