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re: SECW forecast for 2011.
Posted on 11/29/10 at 9:16 am to Santa Clause
Posted on 11/29/10 at 9:16 am to Santa Clause
quote:highly, highly unlikely
I think it's safe to say if we can't win the west next year, Miles tenure becomes questionable
quote:why? isn't that what counts in the long run?
Enough with the overall record
quote:the people who sign the paychecks know that 10 wins in a TOUGH division is amazing. they're smart enough to know that the criteria negatigers want are mostly unreasonable.
We have to start winning big games consistently and putting together a full season of solid play.
Posted on 11/29/10 at 9:43 am to chilge1
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LSU - only top SECw team to return a quarterback
Bbbwhahahahahahah

If Crowton is replaced and Mettenberger signs with LSU, LSU would be #1 pick to win the SECW, hands down.
Otherwise, LSU can still barely win; however, Miss State, Bama and Arky will be tough next year, even with Ingram, Dareus, Julio Jones and Mallet all leaving early for the NFL. Auburn will probably be a mirror version of how UF fell so far so fast this year--UA is losing the majority of their star starters to graduation or the NFL, likely including Newton and Fairely.
Posted on 11/29/10 at 9:45 am to chilge1
quote:Ingram is out like the vapors.
Alabama - still has Ingram and Richardson and a stout D
Posted on 11/29/10 at 9:52 am to medtiger
Oregon @ neutral site - Tough game, but has no bearing on SEC title
@ West Virginia - see above, but not NEARLY as tough
@ Tennessee - still struggling with new staff
@ Mississippi State - f'realz? State? LSU has lost ONCE in Starkville in 25 years
@ Alabama - LSU is 10-5 in Tuscaloosa since Bear's last season, while Alabama is 10-4-1 in BR. For some reason, there just isn't a big home field advantage in this series. Bama loses their QB while LSU will have 2 Sr QBs. Talent on these two teams is pretty even.
NLU, UK, UF, AU, WKU, Ark all at home.
So to answer your question "That's favorable?" as much as any schedule playing in the SEC is, yes, it's more favorable than most years for LSU.
@ West Virginia - see above, but not NEARLY as tough
@ Tennessee - still struggling with new staff
@ Mississippi State - f'realz? State? LSU has lost ONCE in Starkville in 25 years
@ Alabama - LSU is 10-5 in Tuscaloosa since Bear's last season, while Alabama is 10-4-1 in BR. For some reason, there just isn't a big home field advantage in this series. Bama loses their QB while LSU will have 2 Sr QBs. Talent on these two teams is pretty even.
NLU, UK, UF, AU, WKU, Ark all at home.
So to answer your question "That's favorable?" as much as any schedule playing in the SEC is, yes, it's more favorable than most years for LSU.
Posted on 11/29/10 at 12:06 pm to BayouTigers4Life
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Why is everyone dismissing Auburn next year?
They lose Cam, 4/5 of their OL, 3/4 of their DL, 2/3 of their LBs, and 3/4 of their DBs
They won't do shite next year. May put up a worse record than Vandy.
Posted on 11/29/10 at 12:19 pm to LSUMafia
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we'll lose to Arky and possibly MSU. Alabama will be a toss up and we play a tougher SEC East schedule next year.
I thought after this year that people would've learned to not guarantee losses.
Posted on 11/29/10 at 12:30 pm to LSUMafia
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Against 3 of the worst defenses we faced all year
There ya go.
Posted on 11/29/10 at 12:31 pm to Choctaw
If LSU doesnt get an SEC caliber QB then we will be in trouble next yr.
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