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Starting 5: G - Pete Maravich G - Chris Jackson F - Bob Petitte F - Rudy Macklin C - Shaq 2nd Team (this is where it gets very debatable) G - Marcus Thorton G - Vernel Singleton F - Stromile Swift F - Brandon Bass C - Glenn Davis

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I actually agree with the OP's top ten

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the worst part is we arent even interviewing reggie theus but instead the former reggie theus. how bad does that guy have to suck if reggie theus didnt even want to be him.

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This was not Miles first game, but yes that Tenn game was awful. It was also my first game in Tiger Stadium. One play for me would be the PP7 non-interception. Any play from the 50 burger Florida put on us could apply too. I try to forget that game even happened.

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We must be around the same age because these were my three exactly. My first game in Tiger Stadium was the Florida game in '93 (Fla 58-3).

The worst I ever felt after a game was the Tenn. game after Katrina.

The PP7 non-interception stuck with me for weeks. I would say this was the worst single play I can remember.

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Bray will still have the worst tattoo of any player in the SEC.

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Obviously you haven't seen McCarrons chest tat.....

The Tennessee game after Katrina was by far the worst experience for a gameday. My little brother came to stay with me after the hurricane and he was 15 at the time. I let him have a tall boy, but didn't want to get him drunk. My dumbass roomate fed him shots of vodka right outside of the stadium without my knowledge. We had to go in through separate gates and by the time I caught up with him he was trashed. We stayed through the middle of the second quarter and then I took his drunk arse home. Needless to say, the second half meltdown and my puking 15 year old brother made for a terrible terrible day.

Football: Kevin Faulk; began the resurrection of LSU football

Basketball: Garret Temple; him shutting down JJ Reddick to get to the Final Four was fantastic and he's a hometown guy

Baseball: Wally Pontiff; went to the same high school he did and was a great example of how student athletes should carry themselves

That was the third year I remember being a Tiger fan. The Poulan Weedeater Bowl was the bigtime then.

2002-2009 (Undergrad and grad school):
53-19 (.7361)
2 National Championships with student tickets

The Hat- 34
The bell- 14

If Corso and Lou Holtz pick LSU its the kiss of death!

The last thing I read was that according to Alleva, the players are still allowed to practice with the team, etc.

Covington
LSU- The Chimes

Los Angeles
LSU- Mr. Pockets

Harahan
LSU- Fox and Hound

I've seen more than one fight in Tigerland that involved football players and nothing came of it. Although this appears a little more severe and the sheer number of players there make it more noticeable, I think this is being blown WAY out of proportion.

I'm sure it's been brought up before, but I haven't seen it. What are the chances that suspensions are mandated by Joe Alleva or even the President of the University? I think even if CLM doesn't want to suspend the AD or President will force his hand due to all the bad publicity that has already come out over this thing. After tOSU and Miami, people's perception is that college football is out of control and unfortunately for our players it's going to lead to heavy-handed consequences as a PR move.

I had multiple classes with D. Bowe and I can believe the "grades were an issue" story. He was borderline retarded.

Not only did he turn out to be a great receiver, but he also brought Ali Highsmith with him, who was a Miami commit initially but didn't qualify academically and went the JUCO route.

I think especially in my age bracket (25-30) Florida is seen as a huge rival. Between the beatings they gave us when I was a kid and the great games over the past decade, I look forward to the Florida game and the Bama game the most every year.