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re: Some folks never learn--

Posted by pttigris on 12/18/10 at 7:24 pm
Not surprising. I'm pretty sure his dad had a decent gig as an HC there. Coaching is an old boy's club you know. ...
We penalized ourselves the same way for an academic tutor violation under Nicky. Also cost two scollies. The NCAA went along and took no action. It is not official unless the NCAA acts. This is a voluntary sanction....
The Sugar Bowl could be more like the Cap One. You could play the game in City Park Stadium and route all of the gameday traffic through the lower 9th ward. Give out all of the old Hibernia bank scratch pads left over from the sale as bowl favors and hand out SRO passes to Pat O'Briens. You...
I'd go with [link=(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Borges)]Al Borges[/link] from SDSU. OC for AU under Tubs for the undefeated season in '04. Great with QB's, transformed Jason Campbell in his Sr year at AU. Knows the SEC and is a pro style coach who will be a long term OC like Chavis at DC. Not ...

re: LSU's QBs looked mediocre.

Posted by pttigris on 11/14/10 at 1:15 pm
[quote]Gary is a big part of the reason that the QB's are a major problem...but they are a major problem. [/quote] With the exception of Cam Newton, and maybe Aaron Murray, any QB in the SEC would be a "major problem" in this offense. The offense itself is a major problem, particularly the passi...

re: LSU's QBs looked mediocre.

Posted by pttigris on 11/14/10 at 12:51 pm
[quote]both Lee and JJ have serious flaws on the mental side, Crowton's lack of development aside...thanks to a strong defense, limiting the offense has proven to be the right strategy, as ugly as it is to watch. However, the staff still must be held accountable for the state of the offense. [/quot...

re: LSU's QBs looked mediocre.

Posted by pttigris on 11/14/10 at 12:01 pm
[quote] quote: At least, 85% of the offense we ran in 2007 was the offense from 2006. The other 15% was new wrinkles by Crowton. I would put it more 65/35 Crowton...Crowton kept the power running game [/quote] Crowton did not install his beloved "option routes" until the next seas...
Tough game... no blowout. It's a matter of who LSU [b][i]does not have coming back [/b][/i]this year. :yack:...

re: 1966 College Football Season

Posted by pttigris on 7/4/09 at 11:01 pm
The ND-MSU game that year was billed as one of the many games of the century and the two teams were loaded with next level stars, coached by Ara Parseghian and Duffy Daugherty. The year before Alabama had stolen an NC in the Orange Bowl when every team ahead of them lost and they beat Nebraska that...

re: LSU'S Mike the tiger ranked

Posted by pttigris on 7/2/09 at 7:17 pm
Let Mike loose and drop some meat in the middle of the field so he feeds by the "war eagles" perch and I'd bet the bird lands in Atlanta. :geauxtigers: Let's not even discuss what would happen to Bevo! :violin:...

re: Brando on Finebaum today

Posted by pttigris on 7/1/09 at 9:38 am
The best argument for Ole Miss failure is tradition. There is a difference between a 4-5 loss season being considered an abberation as it has been with Fla and LSU, and being considered a sign of great things to come, as it is at OM. Those who think OM will be a big factor have one "H" on their ...

re: Who Was a Worse LSU Coach?

Posted by pttigris on 6/29/09 at 5:38 pm
Actually the "epicenter of suckage" was the man who hired three of our candidates (Archer, Brady, Curley), along with Dinardo who he hired after he tried to hire the equally incompetent Pat Sullivan and could not handle his buyout. This is a man who thankfully was made a go-fer by Emmert when we hi...

re: ESPN & J Mitch

Posted by pttigris on 6/24/09 at 2:18 pm
Since Jared seems to be getting better against all types of pitching with every at bat you can't say they are wrong. His dive for the single that sent the runner to 3rd is just a display of that lack of experience. He is a big time major league prospect who is improving rapidly and is a lot of fun...

re: Micah Gibbs

Posted by pttigris on 6/24/09 at 12:08 pm
Gibbs should not be hitting cleanup right now. Probably not for the whole CWS. He is not feared enough to make opponents actually pitch to Dean rather than throwing off the plate and not worrying about the walk. Micah may get a hit but they don't fear that he'll go yard or off the wall and clear ...

re: Game 2: Texas 5 vs. LSU 1 FINAL

Posted by pttigris on 6/23/09 at 11:05 pm
I'd like to see Jared at clean-up and Micah moved down to his position. Ochinko is swinging a better bat right now than Landry, who I can't recall getting it out of the infield in the series. We have needed to change the batting order for awhile but I think Manieri was sitting pat on his winning...
The last time I've seen this much confidence in an LSU team was when we were getting ready to play #1 OSU in the NC. OSU was making noise about how we were overconfident and overrated (kinda like Texas now). How'd that work out? :geauxtigers:...
Lets see Keuchel get a 20-30 pitch inning. :nana: Go Hoos - Go Hogs - keep going and going...

re: Maineri or Bianco?

Posted by pttigris on 6/7/09 at 8:37 pm
Thanks for the chronologocal explanation of what it means to be "smoked" Rocker!! :violin: :wah:...

re: Chavis Question

Posted by pttigris on 5/13/09 at 9:16 pm
CountryVolFan... Thanks for the solid post from someone with no dog in the hunt. Be careful using reasonable arguments on the Rant though... they're borderline illegal....

re: I'm happy for Big Baby

Posted by pttigris on 5/11/09 at 12:52 pm
[quote]pttigris said NOBODY thought Big Baby could do that!![/quote] Really... I did... news to me. And yeah, anyone with a soft touch can develop an effective 15 foot jumper in the NBA against those sorry defensive players. Just like anyone can shoot 70-80% from the foul line when nobody is ...