re: Ask yourself this question

quote:

---

For those of us who hung in there during the 90's, there is only one answer to you question. Basing your support on performance only is fare weathered fandom.

---

Exactly. I love the fall more when the team performs well, but I don't love LSU less when they don't perform as expected. LSU could go 0 - 12 over the next 5 years in a row, and I would still get a chill up my spine when I hear those 4 notes, watch that band come down Victory Hill, and reminisce about all the times 21 year old young man made my life very happy.

I was very frustrated when Lou Tepper wasted the prolific offenses of 1998 and 1999.

I was very frustrated that it took undermanned Tennessee team's inability to count for us to beat them.

I've been very frustrated at Les Miles for his inability to manage game clocks, personnel, make adjustments, and let incompetent assistants keep their jobs for too long.

1/9, to me, is as puzzling as it is frustrating.

But I love LSU. I don't ever remember not loving LSU. I can't imagine not loving LSU. I'll always love them. They are my team.