Well, with good cause it could be argued - because all of those games were close & could have gone either way. Luckily, they went our way.
2003? Looks like history repeats itself in some form...Georgia? Ole Miss? Seems like those were some close ones also.
[/quote]Saban hadn't won a NC before coaching here either! You ignorance never ceases to amaze. I cannot find words small enough for you to understand how silly your responses sound, so keep talking to yourself. I am done.[/quote] OK, I'll say this slow so you can understand. These coaches were not known for playing not-to-lose football before they coached at their current schools, Miles is known for that. So who's the ignorant one? You proved my point for me, thanks dumba$$!
Just curious, what are these guys records this year? Didn't Stoops lose to TCU? I also seem to remember a double OT game with BAYLOR. And man that was a close game Spurrier coached against Auburn wasn't it? 48-7 if I remember correctly.
Just finished watching the Mark Richt show. Richt said that LSU will blitz even more than Georgia Tech did.
No ****, that was what I was getting at, but nice use of partial quotes to make your point seem more legit! :hihi: Seriously, you get my point though...
Why ask? Do you want to hear one or two posters on this board say LSU wil lose? Will that make you feel like a lesser loser?
People need to believe in their team!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And you know what, if the Tigers lose on Saturday night, they will still be my team. I will never be ashamed to wear my purple and gold. :geauxtige :geauxtige :geauxtige
Miles plays not to lose? As opposed to playing to lose? I don't get this. If LSU is ahead by 3 and has the ball, should he play to lose? Should he tell his receivers to drop the ball or tell JV to fumble so they can lose? I think he plays to win...and it's working quite well, thank you. I'll reconsider when we actually lose. And don't bring up Tennessee...LSU has won 9 in a row since then.
