****2011 Football Jersey Countdown****

Not taking anything away from Ken Adams or Chase Pittman but Marquise Hill.....

Well you gotta put the current player first..but yes, if we were going for best to have the number..

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You bet your arse I will..but I want others to chime in and do it also

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I'll help out!

#93 Mr. Bennie Logan




other 93 Greats..

Don't forget BUGGER MC.

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Arthur Davis - starting DE for LSU 1969 and 1970. Part of the best Defensive Line in LSU history. Held teams to less than 70 yards rushing a game in an era where running the ball was supreme. It did help to have Mike Anderson, Tommy Casanova and several other big names on the defensive side of the ball.

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To add to this, After ending the 1969 regular season with a 9-1 record, the Tigers were expecting an invitation to the Cotton Bowl. Instead, the bid went to Notre Dame, which surprisingly reversed a self-imposed bowl ban. With invitations only coming from less prestigious bowls, the team voted not to play in a bowl game. Instead, the bid went to a Notre Dame team making its first bowl appearance since the famed “Four Horsemen” led the Irish to victory in the Rose Bowl game exactly 45 years ago in the 1925 Rose Bowl.

Now back to the thread as it began, more news later as it warrents. Have a Great Day!

You know the next year also was just as good and should have also been a NC Team but instead had to settle for what they could get. A Game with Nebraska in the 1971 Orange Bowl in which they lost 17-12. But before the year started they lost their QB Butch Duhe died tragically of a brain hemorrhage. Shock and sadness permeated the team.

Here you can read more here. LINK ]In Focus: '70 SEC Championship Reunion

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Though heavy underdogs, the Bayou Bengals jumped on Auburn early, recovering a fumble on the first play of the game and scoring shortly thereafter. Thanks in part to the muddy conditions, LSU was able to slow down Auburn's dynamic offense and left the plains with a 17-9 win.

"The Auburn game seemed to be the game that took us to another level," defensive tackle John Sage said.

LSU returned to Alabama after a week off, this time to face the Crimson Tide in Birmingham. The defense led the way again, as the Tigers held Alabama star running back Johnny Musso to 44 yards in a 14-9 triumph. The victory marked LSU's second straight win over the Tide and its legendary coach.

"Beating Bear Bryant and Alabama two years in a row was very memorable," Davis said.

The sweep of the Alabama schools remains the only time LSU has beaten both Alabama and Auburn on the road in the same season.

After easily handling Mississippi State in Baton Rouge, coach Charles McClendon's squad headed to South Bend, Ind., for its first-ever meeting with Notre Dame. The matchup of the two top 10 teams did not disappoint, as the Tigers and Irish engaged in a scoreless defensive struggle through three quarters. With the help of a questionable pass interference penalty, Notre Dame quarterback Joe Theismann led the Irish inside the Tigers 10-yard line, and they kicked a field goal to take a 3-0 lead with less than three minutes to play. LSU could not respond, and Notre Dame held on for the win.

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#94 Michael Brooks (OLB '83-'86) needs to be in there. arguably the best linebacker to ever play for LSU

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#94 Michael Brooks (OLB '83-'86) needs to be in there. arguably the best linebacker to ever play for LSU

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Got em