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re: A much better "on this date" The 1982 Florida State game. Fog, oranges,...
Posted on 11/21/19 at 9:00 am to otowntiger
Posted on 11/21/19 at 9:00 am to otowntiger
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We had no business losing to Miss State, tying Tenn, and most especially losing to Tulane!
Stovall was not a good head coach. He had boocoo talent, NFL talent, two NFL backs, an all time NFL receiver and couldn't put it together consistently. That team won 8 games in spite of Stovall.
One must remember, as well, that in that span, Tulane beat LSU 3 of 4 years. Reggie Reginelli was a bad, bad man. He was Christian McCafferty before McCafferty was McCafferty. Tulane had a 24-13 beat down of LSU in the dome in 79, another 48-7 beat down of LSU in 81, and capped off the 82 senior class with the 31-28 win at Baton Rouge. Larry Gibson, the Tulane coach, wasn't very successful, but he could beat LSU. Tulane should have never fired him but he didn't meet the Tulane image. Miss St.? Yeah, no business ever losing to MSU. Good grief.
Posted on 11/22/19 at 12:37 pm to stratman
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Larry Gibson, the Tulane coach, wasn't very successful, but he could beat LSU.
Yeah, you're combining Larry Smith and Vince Gibson. They were successive Tulane head coaches, and both contributed to the streak you mentioned......Larry Smith left in 1980 for the Arizona job and eventually became USC's head coach.
This post was edited on 11/22/19 at 12:38 pm
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