re: LSU won the greatest game in the History of the SEC...it can sink in now

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It's galling that people try to make last season something that it isn't. A great season that ends on an embarrassing note is nothing to brag about. It's like any great thing in life that ultimately turns to shite. We remember how it turned to shite, not all the good times leading up to the diastrous end.

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That just depends on your perspective. Like I said, it took me 4 years to get over my father's death. I wanted to focus on the actual death, but eventually I realized it wasn't worth it. Yeah, it sucked but we had a lot of great times together and that is what I try to remember. Not him suffering for years before he died. He was a "great" man and in the end his life (physically) "turned to shite". You have to accept things for what they are and I'm not saying don't act like it didn't happen, because those experiences are what mold us into the people that we are. We (LSU) will learn from this and move on.

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Glad to see your ready to jump on the team and come in for the big win!

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I'll ride this train, but I've got one foot dangling over the edge and so help me I will jump off this thing faster than LM can frick up a NC game.

i remember the patriots going undefeated too, I also rember LSU going undefeated in 58 and losing to Ole Piss 21-0 in the sugar bowl....take some focus factor you little shits and grow a memory.

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It's galling that people try to make last season something that it isn't. A great season that ends on an embarrassing note is nothing to brag about. It's like any great thing in life that ultimately turns to shite. We remember how it turned to shite, not all the good times leading up to the diastrous end.

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You must not value the ride of a lifetime as a fan during the 2011 season like I did. Crushing Oregon in a game they were favored to win, shocking Alabama in their own house, Kneeling down four consecutive times against Houston Nutt with five minutes left, driving Petrino to embarrass himself and the entire state of Arkansas on national television, and forcing Georgia to give up in their home away from home. Yes, we had a galactic train wreck of an ending but the journey was nothing short of exhilarating. If you aren't proud of what this team has accomplished, then that's on you.

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There's nothing any one can say or do that will prepare you. It's just one of those things you have to experience. My father had cancer for 2 years, went into remission for 1 and then it came back and took him within another 2 years. Unfortunately he was only 39 when he died but that experience had a lot of influence on who am today and how I deal with loss and adversity.

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I have a special place in my heart for families affected by cancer. It runs up and down my gene pool (both sides), and I've little doubt that I'll face it, in some form, at some point in my life.

Believe me when I say that I know that you're right. It's just a game, and I know I'll be back by the time fall practice starts. But the BCSNCG was one serious kick in the nuts. I really think it may prove beneficial in the end. We all say "it's just a game", but I think I'm being force to really consider that.

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But the BCSNCG was one serious kick in the nuts. I really think it may prove beneficial in the end. We all say "it's just a game", but I think I'm being force to really consider that.

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I was physically ill for 2 days (nervous stomach type shite) so I understand this sentiment.

Bruh wipe your vagina off and get a grip. We went 13-1 won the SEC while playing one of the hardest schedules in college football history.

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You must not value the ride of a lifetime as a fan during the 2011 season like I did. Crushing Oregon in a game they were favored to win, shocking Alabama in their own house, Kneeling down four consecutive times against Houston Nutt with five minutes left, driving Petrino to embarrass himself and the entire state of Arkansas on national television, and forcing Georgia to give up in their home away from home. Yes, we had a galactic train wreck of an ending...

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All this is true, along with beating ranked WVU at home, beating MSU when they were ranked, dominating opposition in every game in some aspect of the game or another. But I would have rathered lost to Bama on Nov 5 and again in a rematch on Jan 9 than deal with the spectacle of beating them 11/5 with great defense and special teams work in OT, holding them to only six points, then coming out on 1/9 flat, unmotivated, unprepared, with a coach who seemed unable to coach that day, with 2 other good QBs on the bench, and Shep who was capable of running the Wildcat offense as a third. We had so many weapons that day, unused, untried. It was like a big, fat surrender by the coaches (and maybe some of the players).

I hate the way LSU lost that game, I'll never understand what happened, and I do not accept the kool-aid that says Bama is the best team. Not when we'd already beaten them in regular season. No. It will always for me be the ugly asterisk (*) on an otherwise pretty great year.

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I will hang up and listen

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You need to stay hung up because your crying in every thread is unbearable.