re: frustration.........who are the best negatigers?

Posted by HuRRiCaNe MiLeS

Bossier City

Member since Jan 2010

8153 posts

Posted on 8/27/10 at 11:10 am to The Godfather

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To answer the original question...i'd have to say Lacour and Peej are my two favorites....they're good people. There are a few more that i cant remember

I thought I made the list

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Posted by dukke v

PLUTO

Member since Jul 2006

216054 posts

Posted on 8/27/10 at 11:57 am to Choctaw

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To answer the original question...i'd have to say Lacour and Peej are my two favorites....they're good people

Posted by Choctaw

Pumpin' Sunshine

Member since Jul 2007

77774 posts

Posted on 8/27/10 at 12:13 pm to HuRRiCaNe MiLeS

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I thought I made the list

you made this list...

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foosball and the other ones in this thread are just idiots that i try to avoid.

Posted by Choctaw

Pumpin' Sunshine

Member since Jul 2007

77774 posts

Posted on 8/27/10 at 12:15 pm to Seven Constanza

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Sorry for the delay, gentlemen. I do have a job, which you all apparently do not. If you know anything about the history of LSU football then you know this: LSU players have long been accused of "taking plays off." This was true when Colly Mac was coaching and continued after he left. Don't ask for a link, I don't have time. This came from other SEC players, among others, not just nutjob fans. That explained, in part, why LSU perenially had excellent recruiting classes but had nothing to show for it other than a few big wins (for example 1983 over Bama at Legion Field---I was there). There were other reasons for our failures, of course, such as mediocre coaching. When Saban came he instilled a new attitude. I'm sure you have seen his sideline butt-chewings , even when we were up big in games. There was a zero-tolerance policy, period. I don't see that now. Players who should be top draft picks never reach their potential. Games are lost both because of subpar effort as well as poor decisionmaking. Do you think the players didn't notice the bumbling attempts at clock management in the Ole Miss game? I'm not saying the players hate him. I'm sure he is a likeable guy. I don't know that they are as confident in him as they could be. I do not classify myself as a "negatiger," whatever that actually means, but I will not overlook the obvious problems we have with our coaching staff. I am as optomistic as any of you and hope that I am proven wrong.

So basically you're stating something as fact based speculations, accusations, and assumptions. Gotcha

Posted by Antonio Moss

The South

Member since Mar 2006

49053 posts

Posted on 8/27/10 at 12:34 pm to Choctaw

There are very reasonable "positigers" and very reasonable "negatigers."

The difference is the unreasonable, unintelligent "positigers" outnumber the unreasonable, unintelligent "negatigers" 5:1.

Posted by TigerFan55555

Tomball, TX

Member since Nov 2008

9833 posts

Posted on 8/27/10 at 12:50 pm to HuRRiCaNe MiLeS

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HuRRiCaNe MiLeS

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It's Simple, Saban made LSU, LSU made Miles

Love the Sig quote and their couldnt be a more true statement...

Posted by Choctaw

Pumpin' Sunshine

Member since Jul 2007

77774 posts

Posted on 8/27/10 at 12:59 pm to TigerFan55555

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The difference is the unreasonable, unintelligent "positigers" outnumber the unreasonable, unintelligent "negatigers" 5:1.

oh i disagree...case in point

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HuRRiCaNe MiLeS

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It's Simple, Saban made LSU, LSU made Miles

Love the Sig quote and their couldnt be a more true statement...

Posted by bigbowe80

Baton Rouge

Member since Mar 2007

3762 posts

Posted on 8/27/10 at 1:51 pm to Choctaw

When did Saben do anything noteworthy before he came to LSU besides maybe lose to LSU by none other than Gerry Dinardo?

Just Check out his bowl and regular season record at Michigan State.

You could easily make the argument that LSU put the spotlight on Saben that pushed him into the national scene of College football that he is today.