Home field advantage in the SEC

Or it could mean that LSU has managed to pad the stats more than others with those non-reciprocal home games.

I'm not talking about intimidation. I'm talking about a lack of it. Tiger Stadium isn't anything special to outsiders no matter what you guys think.

 

Who are you arguing with? I havent seen much talk of that mystique at all the last few days. We do have home field advantage just like every other team in every other sport. Sorry if we dont want to argue that our home field advantage is better than yours.

 

You coming to the game Saturday?

.................Answer honestly now

 

MB, I'm not arguing with you. I've seen a lot of talk about how different it's going to be playing in BR, that's all. And I'm having some fun with the resident delinquents.

 

No. Forgive me for not driving 14 hours from Tennessee without a ticket. Were you in Auburn last year?

 

I think YOU are intimidated

Check

and Mate

:dis:

Have a nice day

 

Yes I was in Auburn last year and it was a sad day for us.
I was also in DEATH VALLEY for the earthquake.
How 'bout you?

 

I was, and it sucked. The game did, at least (drive 3+ hours to sit in the rain and watch us get spanked). I had a very good time on my trip, though. Actually, I was there for the USC game this year, too. Of course, I always have fun in Auburn since I have a lot of friends there.

BTW, I didnt mean that you were arguing with me, but I just havent seen anybody claiming that the record was all that impressive. Though I will say, I think its tougher to play in TS than our record indicates. We have just had some really shitty coaches the last 15 years (pre-Saban, that is).

 

Check and mate? Because I don't make it to every AU away game (actually, I've only been to two that I can remember in my life)? O-kaaaay. Whatever blows your skirt up sweetie.

You still didn't answer my question. Were you in Auburn last year?

 

Nope. I was a mere teenager at the time. Watched that one at home. Ugh.