re: Coolest piece of LSU history I own

My dad has a BYU ball signed by a number of players and coaches including Jim McMahon, Steve Young, and Lavelle Edwards.


I know its not LSU, but its still badass

I have some cool LSU stuff from when my grandfather was at LSU in the late 50s/early 60s, but one of my favorite items is a sign LSU gave away at Dale Browns last home game. It says "Geaux Tigers" on one side and "Thanks, Dale!" on the other side.

It's prob not worth much, but I like because it reminds me of his time at LSU and going to games with my grandfather.

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don't care what most of the dickheads on this fricked up rant say, and I know from personal experience, DB is one of the nicest, smartest, most charismatic, loyal dudes you'll ever run across

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Yeah, I don't concern myself with what the retard brigade has to say on here. You can always expect some of that in any thread here. It was truly great meeting him. Whether he has 1 copy of that piece of 20 makes zero difference to me. Its still a great piece. The idiots saying he gave it to me and will ask me for something later are clueless. They have no clue what I was meeting him far, and I'd say there is a 0.0000000001 chance of him every asking me for anything. But like I said, if he ever would then I would try my best to do whatever he needed.

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Coolest piece of LSU history I own

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Mine is one of the two main backboards used in the PMAC before they did the new court renovation a couple years ago. I knew somebody who worked with the LSU athletic department, and they were trying to get rid of them. It was all dirty because they stored it in a junk room for a while.

I have a game program from the '59 LSU v Ol Miss game.

But the center two pages are missing

I have a metal sign from the RF bleachers at the old Box. It hangs on my living room wall.

The item that means the most to me is an autographed ball cap and letter on LSU stationary that Skip sent to me while deployed in the Persian Gulf.