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I can't see LS going to Auburn with the other running backs they're supposed to be landing and his desire for immediate playing time. He's voiced how he wants to play with reed in college but if reed is such an Auburn lean then it wouldn't surprise me if both of them say the hell with us. I think they either both come here or split up, I can't see them both going to Auburn.

Thanks guys, I appreciate all of the help.

I'm looking at getting a spot on the railroad side of nicholson as close to the older baseball stadium as possible. Anyone out there have any advice on how early I should go out there without potentially getting towed?

Man I remember watching this kid when he was a sophomore in the dome, I was impressed then! I couldn't imagine where his game is now. I guess the only thing that I could see hinder him from taking snaps in college would be his height?

I'm all with you too. What good do negative, down-grading discussions do for this atheletic program? I'm so sick and tired of hearing it. The team is off to another 3-0 start and there's so much of it out there. There is certainly a fine line between being critical and being negative, but when people talk about who the next coach will be and shite like that I want to spit in there face. Get a clue! Your attitude is a cancer for LSU athletics and it doesn't need you. You put everyone else around you in a sour mood because you bitch like your lunch money got stolen all over something that you should be supporting more than anything if you're a true fan.

Why don't you simply have an understanding that there are going to be negative things that do happen, there are some things we can't control, and there will be alot of things that a lot of people don't understand. Celebrate the piss out of our achievements and stick closely through the bumps and bruises. That's what real support is, I love how when people want to feel like bitching all of a sudden we have hundreds of things wrong with our program. These people are idiots.

Did it have something to do with his injury and thoughts of getting passed up by younger talent and incoming talent? Just wanted to see if anyone has any real insight to this situation.

I agree as well. There are still a lot of intangibles not only in our team but in most teams after week 1. Still too early to do any type of judging in my opinion. Of course, there is very rarely perfection in any aspect of the game so this leaves room for people to comment on where we need to improve which is perfectly understandable. But after a WIN, people make comments like a lot have here today! Get a clue! If you don't have anything good to say about LSU football then shut the hell up. What good does that do for our program? You are a cancer for the LSU fan base and it's TRUE supporters. I'm so sick and tired of the negativity, ESPECIALLY AFTER WE OPEN OUR SEASON WITH A WIN!

Yea I'd have to say that he definitely displayed a lot of intelligence in the game. Not only that, I was excited to see his intensity as well. On the first drive of the game he looked to be pretty jacked, showed great leadership skills, and looked to play beyond his experience. Kid's just a winner, there's no better way to put it, that's what he's used to doing. I'm glad to see that all the winning he's done in his career as a qb has carried with him over the past 2 years, it seems as if the challenges have risen for him, he's risen to the challenges. I like the way the kid plays and the way the team responds to him. Can't wait to watch him this week in his own house.

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If you are who I believe you are then I'm going to start it like this, I've lived in Baton Rouge for too long already for us to never get together and play golf. Second, I know you're a ringwalds fan and they're at the varsity next Friday night. Third, that was a hell of a way to get my attention.

Luggerhead....I'm from MC as well. What high school you went to? What year graduated?


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