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OM/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories Final Part
Posted by Vamp on 11/20/15 at 5:09 pm
Part 11:
It's time for Vamp's favorite games in the rivalry and then I'll list what I'd
imagine would be LSU's.
My favorites:
[ 1 ] No doubt, the 21-0 1960 Sugar Bowl [favorite moment- the 43 yard TD pass
by Gibbs just before half that put us up 14].
[ 2 ] The 15-7 win at BR in 1962 [favorit...
re: OM/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 10 [good one]
Posted by Vamp on 11/20/15 at 5:05 pm
I did the coin flip for the Ga game in '06 but never for Ole Miss/LSU games. It cost to have that honor and as much as I love the Ole Miss/LSU games, I'm not willing to pay the price [would probably cost over $3000 for Bama and LSU games].
I too would love it if the SEC and NC championships were ...
OM/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 10 [good one]
Posted by Vamp on 11/20/15 at 10:49 am
Part 10:
Both Ole Miss and LSU finish off the '62 season with wins in the Sugar and
Cotton Bowls and '63 looked like the same ole same ole heading in with both
teams loaded and headed for another Halloween showdown for a possible NC going
to the winner. But LSU's team was surprisingly off a...
OM/LSU Rivalry Part 10
Posted by Vamp on 11/20/15 at 10:18 am
Part 10:
Both Ole Miss and LSU finish off the '62 season with wins in the Sugar and
Cotton Bowls and '63 looked like the same ole same ole heading in with both
teams loaded and headed for another Halloween showdown for a possible NC going
to the winner. But LSU's team was surprisingly off a...
OM/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 9
Posted by Vamp on 11/20/15 at 10:09 am
Part 9:
I have in my home quite a collection of Ole Miss memorabilia. One of my
treasured items is an Oct 12, 1962 coply of Time Magazine- probably the #1
magazine of it's day. A major article in that magazine described the nightmarish
war between 2,000 Federal Marshalls and over 2,000 studen...
Remember the "Chinese Bandits"?
Posted by Vamp on 11/20/15 at 12:05 am
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THE STORY OF THE LSU CHINESE BANDITS
Back in 1958, Paul Dietzel who was coach then had a problem. He had a lot of talent, especially in the backfield. Back then, substitution rules were very different. There was a...
re: OM/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 8a
Posted by Vamp on 11/19/15 at 9:36 pm
8b- Recruiting Battles
If Ole Miss had become QB U, then LSU had become RB U. Stovall would follow in
Jimmy Taylor and Billy Cannon's footsteps in earning AA honors and continue to
be a major problem for Vaught's always hard nose d NC caliber defenses in the
f uture.
You may disagree but i...
OM/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 8a
Posted by Vamp on 11/19/15 at 9:27 pm
Part 8a:
Last time I listed the QB's Vaught had found which had earned Ole Miss the
reputation of being QB U. But there was one I left out from that '59 team who
was probably good enough to start for most SEC teams that year but was 4th team
on that Ole Miss squad. This was one of the all tim...
OM/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 7
Posted by Vamp on 11/18/15 at 8:47 pm
Part 7:
Part 6 ended with a 21-0 Sugar Bowl victory over #3 LSU in the only bowl matchup
between these ancien t rivals in history. I know it was the 1st ever rematch up
till that time and I don't know of but a few since.
Before we move on to the '60 game, a little more background would be he...
re: Ole Miss/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 6
Posted by Vamp on 11/18/15 at 12:05 am
No it was 3 plays in either 8 or 10 seconds. You're getting way ahead of me. That was '72....
Ole Miss/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 6
Posted by Vamp on 11/17/15 at 9:22 pm
Part 6:
Part 5 ended with LSU's Dietzel finally beating Vaught in 1958 14-0 on two
exciting goal line stands. This was the 1st game between Ole Miss and LSU
inwhich the winner could very likely go on to win a NC. It would happen again in
'59 and '61. Ole Miss would also have a NC on the line ...
re: Ole Miss/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 5
Posted by Vamp on 11/17/15 at 11:57 am
I will. I love this stuff. And don't worry about the less than friendly responses I'm getting. There are tons of Ole Miss fans who wouldn't give any LSU fan visitor the time of day. Doesn't bother me in the least- just part of it. But I'll bet they are enjoying it....
Ole Miss/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 5
Posted by Vamp on 11/16/15 at 10:46 pm
Part 5:
Before we continue the story line, I'd like to clear up something. If I left
anyone with the impression that LSU was the only team that would not play the
Rebs in Oxford, that was certainly not the case. There was the general notion
amongst most SEC schools that Ole Miss was hopelessl...
re: le Miss/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 4
Posted by Vamp on 11/16/15 at 10:42 pm
OK...
re: le Miss/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 4
Posted by Vamp on 11/16/15 at 9:30 pm
OK...
re: le Miss/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 4
Posted by Vamp on 11/16/15 at 8:55 pm
For I59.
Anybody want more?...
re: Ole Miss/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 3
Posted by Vamp on 11/16/15 at 6:02 pm
Anybody want more?...
Ole Miss/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 3
Posted by Vamp on 11/16/15 at 11:27 am
Part 3:
We pick up the story as Y.A. Tittle lost the game and his pants to Ole Miss in
the '47 game. Ole Miss would go on to win Vaught's and our 1st ever SEC title.
The league had been formed in 1933 and LSU had already won 2 in '35 and '36
under Moore.
Another game of note during that ye...
le Miss/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories- Part 4
Posted by Vamp on 11/16/15 at 11:23 am
Part 4:
Part 3 ended with Gus Tinsley's firing after a very uncharacteristic 7 year,
less than average run at LSU. Vaught's Top 10 teams had begun to slaughter him
and ole Gus was gone after the '54 season.
Paul Dietzel, a tall, blonde offensive line coach from Army was hired as LSU's
next...
re: Ole Miss/LSU Rivalry Bedtime Stories Part 2
Posted by Vamp on 11/15/15 at 5:51 pm
I am Vampireb....
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