Hang on a second...off the top of my head.
The two biggest home games LSU had last year were UofSC and Bama—both night games.
The only afternoon kickoff I recall from 2012 was against Ole Miss. I wouldn't characterize them as a cupcake last year but they were 3-5 in conference play.
IF I recall this correctly that makes seven of the eight home games, night games.
2011? Arkansas was a Friday game which translates to afternoon. So, that leaves whom? UF and Auburn for CBS games? Oregon was a night game.
That leaves five of eight at night: 12 of 16 over the two year period.
2010? Gosh.
Here's where it gets tough on the memory. It's an even numbered year which would put UF, AU, and UArk on the road. Our game was an afternoon kick that year. LSU opened with UNC and played WVU and I recall WVU being a night game and the UNC game was the Chick-Fil-A game, right?
I can't remember when the Ole Miss game kicked off in 2010. We talked about that UT game a couple of weeks ago and I remember that was an afternoon kick. So, assuming Ole Miss was in the afternoon as well...
Four of seven in 2010, 16 of 23 over the last three years.
UT has been abysmal by your standards so that's a cupcake, right?
Out of those seven games at home that weren't at night how many were against tough opponents?
Anyway, that's what...74% of the games LSU plays at home are played at night?
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Back to Hill and curfew: the reason I brought up night games.
I saw a lady named Diana Samuel (Nola.com) mention in her article the judge had ruled Hill would be allowed to attend football related activities if they went past his curfew. The tweet posted earlier by Michael (Singleton?) didn't mention that.
Conflicting reports? Or, did the TV guy just not mention the football related activities. I hope this is the case. Allowing him to focus on football instead of sitting at home would be a good thing as I see this.
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