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Its terrible. And its everywhere. Saints included. I think its mainly a distraction for the 3 minute TV timeouts.

Judgement aside, that table throw is pretty impressive.

Come Friday, see some things, experience the tailgating early Saturday and head to New Orleans 2 hours before LSU kicks off, maybe after you experience the tiger walk at Victory Hill. The way you describe the situation, going to such a big game might turn into a huge hassle for a first timer. Logistics are not in your favor.

Saints are at home Sunday which could affect your drive time Sunday to and from the conference and airport. Heck of a weekend for a conference.

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They were undefeated with Eli going into a late November

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They had previously lost to Memphis and T Tech that year. Had no shot to a NC but were trying to get to Atlanta.

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They would easily sell out their new home stadium against us and they could charge more for the game.

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They would not only sell out their game against us but also would probably see a huge uptick in season ticket sales. There’s no argument that this wouldn’t be good for Tulane.

For whatever reason, beating Tulane seems more respectable than beating the other LA teams. I like it.

LSU fans should be much more worried about parking than Ole Miss fans’ behavior. This is so much bigger than the Eli game and I remember that for that game if you weren’t parked by 8:00am, you missed kickoff.

The town is 25,000 population. It’s going to be absolute gridlock.

A Kiffin offense is definitely fun to watch. It all starts with the QB. He had some outstanding QBs during that run. If we have what we think we have at that position, this year should be a blast to watch.

To be “little brother” and irrelevant to us sure doesn’t reconcile with the length of threads about UM.

Ole Miss for sure. But then I remember that we stormed the field the last two times we beat them. The rivalry is back for sure, at least for a year or two.

According to AI, they claim 1959, 1960 and 1962 National championships with 1960 being the only one recognized by the NCAA.

Interestingly, in those days the final AP poll was conducted before the bowl games.

Virtually all college baseball games are streamed on ESPN+ except the big expo tournaments in Houston and Dallas. I doubt Biloxi or whoever controls that stadium would try to control TV rights of a tournament. They just want people in the seats.