jta1188

Yeah, who put the fat suit on Chase Daniel?

You always drink, win or lose. Drink to celebrate victory or drink to drown away sorrow.

I have to admit, Les Miles is a pretty good recruiter, and he's certainly not afraid to take a chance. But at the same time, even the most diehard LSU fan has to think how LUCKY Les Miles was last year to win the national championship. You guys literally backed into the game after losing during the last week of the regular season.

And in addition to the luck of the other teams losing that final weekend as well, you had NUMEROUS games that went down to the wire and you guys could have EASILY lost them. True, the better athletes won those games, but still. The Auburn game showed his TERRIBLE clock management skills, and you can't even argue that. The CB tips the ball up in the air and the game is over, Auburn wins. If JPW could have held on to the ball like a competent QB, we would have beaten you too.

In my opinion, Les Miles has had the superior athletes against EVERY TEAM he has faced since being at LSU. And he still loses 2 games per season? Don't get me wrong, that's a great record, but I could name several coaches that could put up those numbers with players as good as LSU has been fortunate enough to have.

He does seem to dislike LSU. Not sure why. And he is the most ridiculous Notre Dame homer on Earth. Even before they lost to North Carolina and were 4-1, I'm pretty sure he was ready to vote them the #1 team in the country.

Colin Cowherd hates Alabama for some reason.

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PS: Any NC before a recruit enters kindergarten doesn't mean shite!

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That's actually not true. Programs like Alabama, Notre Dame, Nebraska, etc. are very tradition-rich, each having multiple national championships, some from decades ago. Nevertheless, as you've clearly seen in Alabama's case, a good coach and signs of a turnaround can easily create an influx of recruits. If you pay attention to recruiting, you'll hear the word "tradition" come up quite a lot, actually.

#2 point-wise. #6 by star average. For the same reason that you said Ohio State had a good class based on quantity.

How many does Texas have to give?

Let's have a little guessing game here. What do you think the top 10 will look like at Rivals on NSD?

I think it'll be:

1. USC
2. Ohio State
3. LSU
4. Texas
5. Alabama
6. Miami
7. Georgia
8. Florida
9. Florida State
10. Oklahoma


Any other guessers?

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That is a retarded way of comparing admission standards.
I didn't apply to Harvard because I knew I wouldn't get in.
Catch my drift, dipshit?

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I'm sorry, perhaps I should have pointed you to U.S. News and World Report, which, in its annual rankings of U.S. universities, has ranked the University of Alabama ahead of LSU for more than a decade. Alabama has more USA Today Academic All-Americans, Goldwater and Truman Scholars, and National Merit Finalists.

So, in response to your post, I absolutely "catch your drift": we admit fewer students than you do, and those applying to UA tend to be more academically accomplished than those applying to LSU.

Your only mistake was referring to me as the "dipshit." And, you're right, you WOULDN'T get into Harvard.

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Please stop with all the bullshite. Bama will only get LSU leftovers.

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I have to laugh at that type of attitude. As someone mentioned in another thread, THAT attitude that LSU is too good for some of its 4* recruits, a la Sentimore, could very well end up being LSU's downfall one day. Time will tell. But you may very well end up eating your words.