re: Positives about cancellation

The cancellation isnt ideal, but it is what it is so lets just move on. Nothing we can do about it. Having a week off before Auburn may just be a blessing in disguise. We will surely see.

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more likely to screw up our North Texas game than Ike. This is getting to be insane.

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Hurricanes Hate LSU?

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What's the difference between Alabama and Louisiana rednecks? It's not like there's no necks from Louisiana reving up their Hemi's on LSU's campus every week. Necks are necks. Not much, if any, difference between the Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida or Arkansas sub-species of Necks.....

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dude, i was just cracking on the guy. didn't mean to open up an in-depth discussion on the different species or subspecies of "necks." but, since you brought it up, i beg to differ...there are certainly different grades and classifications of "necks." there are certain objective measurables that have to be taken into consideration when grading out "necks." Such things to consider are numbers of mullets, jean shorts, big dog t-shirts, fish hooks on hats, and people that have names or nicknames such as "Hemi", like our troy fan that posted. LSU typically grades out pretty well against schools from miss and bamer, depending upon whether you subscribe to a pro "neck" agenda or not. me personally, i welcome the inclusion and involvement of "necks" during game day.

One more positive:

We'll all be able to watch the New Hampshire vs. Army game on ESPN Classic that was promoted about a billion times throughout the LSU-App. State broadcast (at least those of us with power and cable can).

Anyway you look at it though, we need the work before Auburn especially for Hatch and Lee. I almost wish thet would have been able to play the game at Troy this weekend.