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The beer lines aren't that bad, but the food line is ridiculous. People will get up and stand in line an hour before they start serving. If you wait until serving time to get in line, you've got at least an hour wait and a good chance the food will be slim pickings when it's your turn.
By all means bring a flask. Give Les a nip and maybe it'll inspire him to throw another f-bomb!!

Someone needs to ask him if he's figured out yet that two inexperienced defensive coordinators cannot replace one established D.C.
He needs to admit that this experiment didn't work and go get a first class D.C.
Talent-wise, they should be a top three defense. With the coaching they're getting, they're not top thirty!
Miles needs to get hands-on with defense for the rest of the year and then go get a real defensive coordinator!

Adono-
Read my post above. You mention a dozen qbs and still no Hillman. Does anyone even remember him?

Interesting! Some observations-
1) Far and away-Russell is the best I've ever seen at LSU, and I saw my first game in 1950. After that, in no particular order, Hodson, Hillman, Davey, Jones, Risher, Tittle.
2)The best QB who gets NO recognition is Mike Hillman, who came in for an injured Freddie Haynes as a jr against Ole Miss in 1968 and almost pulled out a victory. He expectedly lost his first start against Alabame the next week, then led the team to 3 wins, including a Peach Bowl win against Fla St.
In 1969 he led one of the great teams in Tiger History to a 9-1 record, averaging 35 points a game, a new Tiger record. The only loss was to Ole Miss. Mike went out with an injury in the 3d qtr with the Tigers leading 23-12. A green Buddy Lee was unable to move the offense and Archie led the Rebs to a 26-23 comeback win.
This team lost a possible National Championship when they were unofficially (as was the practice at the time) invited to play No 1 Texas in the Cotton Bowl; but were then uninvited when Notre Dame decided it wanted to play in the Cotton Bowl. The Cotton Bowl Committee, mostly Texas alums, seized the opportunity and dropped LSU like a hot potato.
The Tigers probably would have very easily crushed Texas and vaulted to No. 1 in the final polls, given the circumstances of their only loss. This was the LSU team that gave up only 440 years rushing the entire season!! Texas, on the other hand, running the wishbone, only completed ten passes the entire season. It probably wouldn't have been pretty for the Longhorns.
Hillman was both a great passer and a great runner. It's a shame no one remembers him because he only had one full year as a starter.
3) Booty!!!???? The worst thing that ever happened to LSU football was to have Josh Booty show up five years late.
If he had never entered LSU, we could, on this forum. at tailgate parties, and just sitting around bars, say, "Just think, if Josh Booty had come to LSU, we would have won 48 straight games and been the first team to win four National Championships in a row!"
4) Bert Jones was a very talented QB, but better in the pros than at LSU. I would rank him slightly ahead of Tittle as the best LSU pro qb, although I watched enough of JR last night to see that Bert won't be holding that honor much longer.