Geo2Tiger

how about this last one vs. Ole Miss?? We needed a big win now more than ever to turn the momentum from dreadfully negative to super positive. Regardless of what happens from here on out (barring big blowouts from any of the remaining teams), our team and coaches showed that they are progressing well - while it won't necessarily win us a championship, it certainly changed everyone's perception that we are doomed to sink to the bottom of the SEC West for years to come! I'll take 2014 Ole Miss - check in with me after next weekend, and I'm hoping to give you an update!

To: Paul Allen & GC Tiger

Our beloved LSU athletic history would hold only a small fraction of its current and past glory with North LA not being a part of it. Being from Baton Rouge, you should know that the bastion of hatred against LSU actually resides much closer to your backyard - the ULL and Tulane contingencies in Lafayette and New Orleans.

You apparently don't know how to drive a car (or have the pocketbook) to venture outside your neighborhood to know that there are good-hearted, talented, and smart people (who love LSU) that actually exist in North LA and other parts of the world. In continually making these blatant broad-stroked comments about your fellow LA citizens, you simply show your pee-brained, colloquial self to be nothing more than an idiot.....it makes it much more difficult for me to continually defend your neck of the woods against people outside our state who believe South LA is the epitome of a "3rd world country" within the USA.

Did it ever occur to you that if there were a 3-pt. line, perhaps Pete might have taken a step or two back on a few of his shots to get the 3 instead of the 2? Or, instead of dropping off a tricky pass to a teammate, he takes even more 3-point attempts?? Or, if fouled while shooting the 3, gets 3 foul shots instead of 2 at the line?

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Now, does that make us more or less concerned? Would you rather your qb suffer from nerves or fundamental issues?
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Nerves and fundamentals go hand in hand sometimes - that's why a 3-foot putt at the US Open is not a "gimme" - the fundamentals are there, but they break down under pressure. Only experience helps - winning in a big game setting will help the most in getting over that hump - losing can make it worse, unless you have an extremely motivated, confident individual who relishes the idea of overcoming adversity. Sounds like Harris is that guy - I'm not giving up on Jennings either - both seem like competitive and positive young men.