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re: Is LSU football in the 2000s considered a dynasty?

Posted on 4/12/10 at 2:55 pm to
Posted by Tiger_n_ATL
Ft. Lauderdale
Member since Jul 2005
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Posted on 4/12/10 at 2:55 pm to
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Is LSU football in the 2000s considered a dynasty?
No. It would've been if Les Miles hadn't crapped all over the last two years. But sadly, a decade is measured by all 10 years.
Posted by Tiger_n_ATL
Ft. Lauderdale
Member since Jul 2005
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Posted on 4/12/10 at 2:57 pm to
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The thread was LSU Football and I'm not sure how this became about Tricky Nicky.
Because Sammich appeared. He has a bot in his browser software that triggers him anytime that Saban's name is mentioned.
Posted by The Dove
Member since Apr 2010
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Posted on 4/12/10 at 5:02 pm to
I'm new but I read a post or two on this thread talking about how texsucks is close to being a 2000 decade dynasty. BULL SH$T!!! I maybe an OU SOONER HOMER but give me a freakin break. Here's the facts on texsucks for the decade the OP is refering to, 1 NC in 2 tries, 2 conference championships outa 10 at bats (haha), 4 wins over their foes (OU) on the field in the RRR = KRAP. Now my SOONERS are NO dynasty either BUT were a hellofalot closer than the whorns..... 1 NC in 4 tries, 6 conference championships outa 10, 6 wins over their foes on the field in the RRR = conference dynasty and a hellofalot more national importance than the freakin whorns produced throughout the decade. I like LSU and pull for them in the SEC but I can't let anyone think that ut has anything to offer nationally or in their own freakin conference in the decade the OP was refering to. tuck fexass!

The Dove
Posted by secfan123
beverly hills
Member since Jan 2010
9646 posts
Posted on 4/12/10 at 5:24 pm to
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I'm new but I read a post or two on this thread talking about how texsucks is close to being a 2000 decade dynasty. BULL SH$T!!! I maybe an OU SOONER HOMER but give me a freakin break


No, you're Texas right, wasn't a dynasty. The lack of championships is proof enough. Though, to be fair, since 2000, his winning % is slightly better than Stoops (110-21 vs. 110-24). Brown has also finished ranked every year since 2000 and Stopps missed being ranked last year. Stoops's teams have averaged a finishing rank of 7.1 while Brown's teams have averaged 7.0 (slightly better). If you take away Brown's worst finish in the last 10 years (as I had to do with Stoops becuase he was unranked last year), Brown's teams have finished with an average ranking of 6.3. The only thing that seperates the two is conference titles, of which Oklahoma has 6 and Texas 2.
This post was edited on 4/12/10 at 5:26 pm
Posted by cheapseat
Louisiana
Member since Mar 2004
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Posted on 4/12/10 at 7:37 pm to
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Is LSU football in the 2000s considered a dynasty?
Not a dynasty, but at a similar level as OSU, USC, Texas and OU.


These teams dont have 2 BCS trophys. Only Fla and LSU hold that tier
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