Pissed

Fantastic title

I’ve got more important things to worry about, like when I’ll take my next dump.

Fortunately for us we can ignore that because it doesn’t make a difference in how we play.

Good thing the games aren't decided in the studio, eh?

Person 1: Yumm...I just sat down to my favorite meal. It is a wonderful dish and cooked exactly the way I like it!


Person 2: That meal is not great. It needs a little something else.


Person 1: OMG....I CANNOT ENJOY THIS MEAL UNLESS YOU SAY IT TASTES GREAT, TOO!



Eat the fricking meal and enjoy it

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All these stupid sports talk people keep dogging us after one bad defensive game.

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Have you watched LSU this season? Ole Miss wasn't the only weak defensive game LSU has played this year.

They allowed Texas to throw for 400+ yards for the ONLY time this season...and Texas plays in the big 12. Texas scored on every drive in the 2nd half

They allowed Vandy to match their highest point total of the season (and that's if you take out Vandy's two defensive TD's). Vandy's running back had his second highest rushing total of the year vs. LSU...second only to N. Illinois...by 8 yards

They allowed Kyle Trask of UF to have his second highest passing yardage total of the season, second only to the Vandy game.

Alabama scored on every drive but one in the second half.


They've been able to make enough plays when they had to, all with the cushion of an offense that has been scoring at will, but they have by no means been consistently "good".

Certainly because of the way LSU has played offense this season the numbers against the defense were going to go up. But there have been games this year where they simply could not make a stop in the 2nd half (Texas and Bama) thereby putting a TON of pressure on the offense to be perfect.

Does than mean they can't win the NC? Of course not. But don't just act like the OM game was some sort of anomaly

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All these stupid sports talk people keep dogging us after one bad defensive game.

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eh, the broader the media platforms/mediums get, the narrower the coverage is for them to compete across those platforms.

So when they get something to talk about, true or false, narrative or story, primary or tertiary, the laser in on that.

In this case it's the terrible rush defense. We're #1... any topic, good or bad, is going to bring the most attention/clicks/ratings. And then you see the 'follow the leader' effect where Media Co. A talks about it on TV, has to follow suit on a radio show, then Media Co. B follows suit because now it is on multiple platforms.

Hence every story/narrative gets beat to death until the next one.

And ponder this... they'd rather talk about our OM game defense than continue to hammer on the idea that Saban left Tua in too long. Also to ponder: why none, or very few, of the stories focus in on our defensive issues all season long; just OM game. Nor do they give OM and Plumlee/RichRod any credit; only our deficiencies. That tells you the WHY the method of pursuit of these stories- because they want to talk about #1.

You should probably worry about your homework that's due 4th period instead of letting this bother you.