re: Best single game performance by opponent in TS??

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Shaun Alexander in 96

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that I've ever wittnessed.

How about Rick Clausen in the 2nd half in '05. Absolutely tore our D a new one and everyone wanted Pelini run out of town

Shaun Alexander and Kenny Irons already stated but they dominated as well

Shaun and Bama . He ran through us like a hot knife going through butter.

Rextopher in 2001.

Passing Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Long Sck
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Rex Grossman 22-32-1 464 5 63 1

Two receivers over 100 yards and could have had more had ball coach not put in Brock Berlin to throw a pick. The LSU faithful cheered as he didn't go to LSU and frick him, that's why.

Post script on Brock:

Passing Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Long Sck
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Brock Berlin 4-9-1 40 1 18 0

DIAF for that TD at the end though.

This was a painful game. Forget Alexander, what about this stat line?

Bryan Sparacino 35-8-2 133 0 51 0

That is ugly!

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McFadden in 2007

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was amazing

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This was a painful game. Forget Alexander, what about this stat line?

Bryan Sparacino 35-8-2 133 0 51 0

That is ugly

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yea whats up wit that?? was tyler not the starter at that time? or did he get hurt??

but i do remember the receiver's being just as bad as the qb in that game, i know atleast 3 times foster and frazier had their men beat down the sideline and could have easily scored TD's but the ball went right through their hands

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Emmitt Smith

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I remember this back when I was in school - un-friggin-stoppable.

Actually the McFadden/Felix/Hillis combo together was pretty incredible. This wasnt a crappy 90s LSU defense they tore through. And what hurt even more is that Missouri had no issues at all in stopping Arky just a couple weeks later. I'm still glad LSU didnt have to play OK or Mizzou in 2007, considering the way the defense played later in the year.

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I still remember Francione holding onto to Sabans arm and not letting go and verbally ripping into him after the game.

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I remember Bama boards after that game. To a man, everyone was saying what a douche Saban was, how LSU would never do anything under him and how they were glad that he wasn't coaching the Tide.

Funny how words can come back on you after a few years, isn't it?

ETA: As to the original point of the thread, I'd go with Alexander as well. The Tigers knew that he was coming and they had no idea on how to stop him.