tigerecho

Easily the most intelligent response so far. Thanks for being on board. Stay tuned and keep posting.

Great choice

Ever heard of Oscar Robertson or Kareem? They led their teams to Wins.

AND HIS COLUMN WAS READY TO BE PRINTED WITHIN MINUTES OF THE END OF THE GAME! SORRY ABOUT THE SCREAMING.

Finger or hand signs. Texas, A&M, TCU everybody from the old Southwest Conference HAD to have some dorky hand sign. Texas started it and all of the me toos came up with something. I saw Oregon doing it last week. We don't do any of that shite.

Sweetheart - that post sounds like a kissup for Alleva. That was a scrimmage we paid to see. It was a part of the LSU ripoff of 2014.

You're absolutely right!!! But think of this. We didn't have to listen to Musburger.

Kevin Faulk was sensational. No question. He was also very lucky that Cecil Collins suffered a broken leg in his fourth game. Kevin wasn't starting when the Diesel was healthy. Kevin wouldn't have had the stats he accumulated if Cecil had continued to be the starter. Was Cecil the 2nd best football player ever at LSU? Of course not. Could he have been? Maybe, but probably not. He was a hand grenade waiting to explode, and he did. Kevin was a product of the exceptional coaching of Bill Belichek He had a long career in the NFL
as a third down back. He did not start. Jimmy Taylor, on the other hand, was the 2nd best back in the NFL to Jim Brown for years. But he was too many years ago for most of todays computer and TV addicted fans to have ever seen him. Too bad.

The name you're searching for is Alan Faneca. !3 years in the NFL. Nine years chosen for the pro bowl. Nine years All Pro. The guys he was blocking were black or white. He blocked 'em all. He was the best offensive guard in the league. At one point he was the highest paid offensive lineman in the NFL. Re Kevin Faulk - he was fabulous, but when Cecil Collins came on the team Kevin went to second string until Collins suffered a broken leg. Bert Jones name belongs somewhere on that list. I believe Patrick Peterson will end up on that list too. But not yet.

No not even close. I posted on Sept 2. Magee reminds me of Dalton Hilliard. Hilliard was the most successful pro back ever to come out of LSU. Look up his statistics. They're built the same. They're scorers. Very similar. I made that post after seeing him once. The coaches should have been playing him more from the beginning.