DamFineTeam

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Now fark RR face on the dude in the front.

Another hint, Nut :rotflmao: Fapin in a bell

No ones mentioned Face Off. I really liked that movie. He did a good job of playing Castor Troy then John Travoltas role as Sean Archer.

Can you believe Shep hasn't thrown a pass in a game since high school? Please don't tell me he cant throw. Check out his game tape highlights in HS and that was 3 years ago. Sure he doesn't have a great arm but come on how about a 10 yarder off the jet sweep to the right? He can throw a 10-15 yarder, its not that hard.

I would run a basic triple option play about 4 times a game. I would let Shep throw it about 2 times a game. That is 6 plays out of what 50, 60, 70 plays a game. Is that asking for to much. How do ya know it wouldn't work unless you try it?

Remember, every D would have to account for this in there preparations for us.

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Hate to bust your bubble, but that jersey is not from 1958. Unless I am wrong, LSU wore all white the entire season

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I think you are right AT

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You are probably both right.

This is the story about my #20 game jersey. My father got it when he was there in 57, 58. He didn't remember how or when he got it, probably drinking a few at the time. We always embellished the story over the years. One time we showed it to some friends and told them its the jersey he wore in the 59' Ole Piss game. :lol:

Paul Dietzel did start the tradition of the white jerseys in 58'. In 57' I do believe they wore a gold jersey exactly like this for the Florida and Vanderbilt away games, not sure about other 57' games or away games in 58'. Its a very heavy cotton jersey with some blood stains on the bottom front left. The jersey is folded back in the frame. Any help on this subject is welcome and has anyone ever seen a game jersey that Cannon wore?

I did read the OP subject wrong, so my LSU holy grail would be the white jersey he wore during the punt return or the picture of Miles that JJ has.

Maybe I'll spray paint it white :dude:

The Shining, Jack Torrance and Delbert Grady in the bathroom has always been one of my favorite movie scenes and not because they drop the N bomb.

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This dude is incredible. I remember saying that freshman Laron Landry is going to be a great player. I'm thinking Mathieu had a much better freshman year. In the Cotton bowl he had a great diving pick. LSU will be known after the next few years as DB U. He can do it all, corner, nickel back whatever.

Every one of these memories are some of the greatest memories in life for us.

Another one for me was the toss sweep play USC kept running with Hiesman Charles White. With the huge OL comming right at me all I could do was think, "How and the frick can we stop that?" but we did.

Not related but you guys check out the thread titled Odd/rare LSU memorabilia, on page 7 is some of my colection showing Billy Cannons game jersey that I have.

Ok, this is probably my 2nd best item. It's a certificate that makes my great unkle Bill Pitcher a honorary member of the 1958 Nat. Champ. team with everyones signature. Some notable sigs. Paul Ditzel, Charlie McClendon, "Pop" Strange, Carl Maddox, Max Flugler, Bo Strange, Micky Mangham, Warren Rabb, Billy Cannon, Johnny Robinson, Don Purvis, Gus Kinchen.

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Really neat stuff, DamFineTeam.

As cool as it is, though, I don't think, that your ashtray is as old as you think. LSU did not come up with that uniform until the 1950s. Also, I'm pretty sure numbers for football uniforms weren't even invented until the 30s. There was no Tiger Stadium in 1921, and Tiger Stadium was not a bowl until 1953.

Maybe your ashtray was a gift or an award given to Bill Pitcher long after his playing days. Is there an inscription or stamp underneath the ashtray?

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You are right, it does say 1921 - 1925 on it. It was probably givin to him some time later and commemorates his playing days.