checkerboard_charly
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bigzurc420
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they r too ashamed to show their faces....the better team played better in the end and won the game.....49-0.....what a joke....and he said what if ainge goes 3-18 with 3 picks or somethin.....EA almost did that....but im glad he did....look what Ricky C did.....what a player...Geaux Tiger my A**...lol
Good game TN. Well...it was actually bad play for LSU and TN, but it was a victory for you guys nonetheless, so congrats.
My only quarrel with TN was after the game Clausen and Fayton ran to the student section and blatantly taunted us. That was just putting rubbing alcohol on the wound.
Good luck to you in the rest of the season. May we meet again at the SECCG.
My only quarrel with TN was after the game Clausen and Fayton ran to the student section and blatantly taunted us. That was just putting rubbing alcohol on the wound.
Good luck to you in the rest of the season. May we meet again at the SECCG.
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Originally posted by volinbham@Sep 26, 2005 11:20 PM
LSU - the home of good sportsmanship - critiquing sportsmanship
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Hey, I try and be a good sport, I can't speak for LSU as a whole.
And sure Clausen got booed. Do you think that if you were in the same situation where a former QB of y'alls played for us in a huge game he would be lightly and respectfully applauded? Sorry, I don't buy it.
The two of them could have a little bit more gracious in victory, but they weren't. Nuff said.
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I'm totally with you on this one Logan...I dont know what it is about the Vols, but whenever they win on the road, they love to taunt the fans/do whatever to show off. Case in point : effing Clausen leading the band at the Swamp the 2 times he beat us there, and before last weeks game against UF in Gainesville when I was in the student section like an hour before the game, quite a few vol players came up to us making some rude gestures, including throat slashing among others. :bad: Oh well, I'm pretty sure they werent doing much later that night at around 12:30. Thank God we beat them....
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Give me a break! I spent many a Saturday watching opposing teams taunt UT's student section (especially UF). It happens everywhere and wouldn't be an issue it you took care of business @ home. No taunting if you win.
Clausen had every right. LSU basically told him he wasn't good enough to play there and he came back and proved them wrong. Good for Rick!
Clausen had every right. LSU basically told him he wasn't good enough to play there and he came back and proved them wrong. Good for Rick!
Fair enough...no point in trying to win this argument.
I've just never seen such a lack of class exuded by a student athlete on the field (minus big rivalry games). No doubt Clausen was completely vindicated by bringing home a vol victory, but he would have been the better man to celebrate with his team rather then go out of the way to taunt a student body consisting of a majority that weren't even attending LSU when he was wearing purple and gold.
I know the majority of you will disagree with me on this because of your inherent biases (I completely understand), but hey, I'd rather bitch about something else besides our poor performance :fool:
I've just never seen such a lack of class exuded by a student athlete on the field (minus big rivalry games). No doubt Clausen was completely vindicated by bringing home a vol victory, but he would have been the better man to celebrate with his team rather then go out of the way to taunt a student body consisting of a majority that weren't even attending LSU when he was wearing purple and gold.
I know the majority of you will disagree with me on this because of your inherent biases (I completely understand), but hey, I'd rather bitch about something else besides our poor performance :fool:
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Oh How The Mighty Have Fallen..A Look back at the greatest collapse in LSU History
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Following the most disgraceful, most hideous, and at times most comical performance in LSU's storied football program, many consequences are necassary. The tigers came out dominating the overmatched Volunteers by playing LSU football; what was to follow is the most disrespectful blow in a respected programs history. With a national television audience tuned away from ABC's MNF due to a runaway blowout, LSU's collapse at the hands of SEC rival Tennessee hurts recruiting, BCS chances, and most importantly the dignity of a once mighty national champion. Serious changes are mandatory, and must come at once. Bo Pelini, "acclaimed" Defensive Coordinator, is the architect of the most shameful losses in Nebraska (62-36 to colorado) and Oklahoma's (55-19 to USC) storied Programs. Well Pelini lived up to his resume in tonight's shellacking at the hands of a quarterback with more of a bow and arrow than a cannon for an arm. RickJimmyCasey Clausen cannot and has not shown the ability to complete passes down the field. Bo Pelini apparently has never recognized this, considering the fact that he played his corners 9-12 yards off the ball on the most important momentum changing possession of tonight's game. With LSU up 21-0, Tennessee took the field after being bruised and scarred by a blitzing, pressing, relentess first half Tiger defense. Certainly, Backup QB Rick Clausen enjoyed the spacious cushions the Tiger Defensive backs were instructed to give. Easily completing 6 yard hooks, the vol's swiftly moved down the field. Tennesse was never blitzed nor pressured on the drive, and took advantage scoring to make it 21-7. LSU was never the same. With a tie ball game, one timeout, and 2:02 lit on the game clock, the Tigers had possession on their 30 with a chance to undergo a game-winning drive led by reknowned clutch sharp-shooter JaMarcus Russell. It can be argued that Russell has performed best in the clutch (Oregon St., Iowa, Arizona St.) Yet Miles made the most crucial decision of the night, a decision that cost him the ball game and perhaps his job. Miles decided the Tigers should runout the clock and head to overtime although college football overtime is a crap-shoot at best in determining victors. Throughout the collapse, Miles showed the "Les Miles Face", a face proving he didn't belong on the stage his football team was performing on, a night game at tiger stadium against the #10 team in the land, 21-0 halftime lead...those circumstances would usually point to late touchdowns by Matt Flynn and maybe a glimpse of Ryan Perriloux. Tonight Miles allowed his team to choke away the game in a monumental collaspe, and his job should be the repercussions of such a mistake. Pat Hill, Butch Davis, Will Muschamp, someone that can handle the stage of a game of tonight's magnitude, those are candidates for the LSU job a job hopefully vacant following the season. It's always tough to breath down the stretch when one's hands are around one's throat. Following the wrath of two hurricanes, LSU had all the emotion, all the intangibles needed to win tonight's game but lacked the coaching. -Alex Lorio
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Oh How The Mighty Have Fallen..A Look back at the greatest collapse in LSU History
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Following the most disgraceful, most hideous, and at times most comical performance in LSU's storied football program, many consequences are necassary. The tigers came out dominating the overmatched Volunteers by playing LSU football; what was to follow is the most disrespectful blow in a respected programs history. With a national television audience tuned away from ABC's MNF due to a runaway blowout, LSU's collapse at the hands of SEC rival Tennessee hurts recruiting, BCS chances, and most importantly the dignity of a once mighty national champion. Serious changes are mandatory, and must come at once. Bo Pelini, "acclaimed" Defensive Coordinator, is the architect of the most shameful losses in Nebraska (62-36 to colorado) and Oklahoma's (55-19 to USC) storied Programs. Well Pelini lived up to his resume in tonight's shellacking at the hands of a quarterback with more of a bow and arrow than a cannon for an arm. RickJimmyCasey Clausen cannot and has not shown the ability to complete passes down the field. Bo Pelini apparently has never recognized this, considering the fact that he played his corners 9-12 yards off the ball on the most important momentum changing possession of tonight's game. With LSU up 21-0, Tennessee took the field after being bruised and scarred by a blitzing, pressing, relentess first half Tiger defense. Certainly, Backup QB Rick Clausen enjoyed the spacious cushions the Tiger Defensive backs were instructed to give. Easily completing 6 yard hooks, the vol's swiftly moved down the field. Tennesse was never blitzed nor pressured on the drive, and took advantage scoring to make it 21-7. LSU was never the same. With a tie ball game, one timeout, and 2:02 lit on the game clock, the Tigers had possession on their 30 with a chance to undergo a game-winning drive led by reknowned clutch sharp-shooter JaMarcus Russell. It can be argued that Russell has performed best in the clutch (Oregon St., Iowa, Arizona St.) Yet Miles made the most crucial decision of the night, a decision that cost him the ball game and perhaps his job. Miles decided the Tigers should runout the clock and head to overtime although college football overtime is a crap-shoot at best in determining victors. Throughout the collapse, Miles showed the "Les Miles Face", a face proving he didn't belong on the stage his football team was performing on, a night game at tiger stadium against the #10 team in the land, 21-0 halftime lead...those circumstances would usually point to late touchdowns by Matt Flynn and maybe a glimpse of Ryan Perriloux. Tonight Miles allowed his team to choke away the game in a monumental collaspe, and his job should be the repercussions of such a mistake. Pat Hill, Butch Davis, Will Muschamp, someone that can handle the stage of a game of tonight's magnitude, those are candidates for the LSU job a job hopefully vacant following the season. It's always tough to breath down the stretch when one's hands are around one's throat. Following the wrath of two hurricanes, LSU had all the emotion, all the intangibles needed to win tonight's game but lacked the coaching. -Alex Lorio
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Lol if we don't get to Atlanta, you guys sure aren't but that is yet another topic.
But I'm fully aware taunting occurs everywhere (Even UF players do it)so whatever it just struck a bad chord in my memory (Clausen band leading...errg)
But anyways...Heck yea I'm ready for the Bama game, it'll be an awesome game, kinda nervous though....more nervous than the UT game even. :blink:
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