give your honest opinion

we'll always play those guys better at home.

game that scares me most next year is at florida

No.

Put me in the negatiger camp on this one. LSU won't beat BAMA as long as Saban is coaching and Miles is at LSU. That's an automatic loss from
here on out for me. It would take BAMA having a real bad game & LSU playing a perfect one for them just to have a chance.

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Do we end the streak next year?

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Not if we put the same shitty game plan in as we did last night. If Miles continue to try and run between the tackles like he did for 45% "20 out of 45" of the offensive plays simply put we will lose. Saban and Bama are too good to beat them at their strength you have to attack their weaknesses that is your only shot to beat them. Now how much confidence do you have in Miles doing that, I have ZERO confidence.

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it would be awesome if we could get Jimbo Fisher back in Baton Rouge!

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Fisher has a great gig at FSU, his only real threat is Clemson why in the hell would he thrust himself into the SEC west and have to go up against Saban every year especially when the 2 are friends. No way he does that, his gig at FSU is too good.

I have little hope that we can turn around teh mismatch in the trenches in one year. We need a couple of classes full of stout OL and DL to get back to where we need to be,

Exactly. I do not care how good we are next year. BAMA is going to figure out what they need to do to slow down our strengths and Miles is going to have to make adjustments during the game. History has shown that Miles is just too stubborn to stray away from his game plan plain and simple

Nope, the streak will continue as long as Miles is at the helm.

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You do realize Bama lost 9 starters on O and 6 on D last year.

We just reload.

But to answer your question. I think it will be a battle and the best team will win.

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I think it has nothing to do with Bama players > LSU players. If that was the case then Ole Miss would have got smoked, Tenn would have got smoked, but they didnt.


Bama tries to to play to their teams' strengths. It makes no sense to recruit particular guys at particular positions and then not match your playing style to the guys you recruit. Miles for some reason recruits great WR, great receiving TE's, and some pretty good QB's, yet relies heavily on walk-on fullbacks, and walk-on blocking TE's, and doesn't let his quarterback even throw. It makes no sense, none at all.

The contrast of what LSU does to the rest of college football is like watching the Miami Hurricanes back with Irvin and all those guys against a triple option leather helmet Harvard team.