Favorite team:LSU 
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Registered on:12/16/2020
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My family has had season tickets for LSU football since 1961 -- Sections 102 and 101. My father started taking me to the home games in about 1978 when I was about nine years old. Attending LSU home football games used to be something I looked forward to, but that's not the case anymore. It hasn't been the case in years, and my primary complaint is the piped-in music. It is infuriating, especially the genre. The only reason I have kept my four tickets and parking permit is because my youngest daughter loves to go to the games. Once she's off to college, regardless of the university she attends, I most likely will drop my tickets and parking permit. That may occur sooner if the rumors are true that the Tradition Fund fees will double next year. At least I've been informed to prepare for the fees to double along with a steep increase in price of the tickets themselves.
Vibrant economy....economic opportunities.....just a nicer state in which to live (quality of life)......Louisiana is dying

re: WBB is such a weird sport.

Posted by brasher1907 on 1/16/23 at 3:48 pm to
Would rather watch paint dry than watch WBB.
The buyout will end up at around $10 million, and he will gladly take it. He will be presented with an option to take the $10 million or be fired for cause.
Unless he falls apart in the spring which he won't, Johnson won the starting job with his performances in the Florida and Ole Miss games. Brennan can't move around like Johnson and create opportunities with his feet. That's a must in college football today.