What game of '05 do you consider to be the toughest?

http://www.lsusports.net/index.cfm?md=calendar&tmp=schedule&nid=285&pnid=278&l=2&cat=FB&category=FB&groupcode=2005

2005 SCHEDULE/RESULTS

09/03/05 - North Texas - Baton Rouge, La.

09/10/05 - Arizona State - Baton Rouge, La.

09/24/05 - Tennessee - Baton Rouge, La.

10/01/05 - Mississippi State - Starkville, Miss.

10/08/05 - Vanderbilt - Nashville, Tenn.

10/15/05 - Florida - Baton Rouge, La.

10/22/05 - Auburn - Baton Rouge, La.

11/05/05 - Baton Rouge, La.

11/12/05 - Alabama - Tuscaloosa, Ala.

11/19/05 - Ole Miss - Oxford, Miss.

11/26/05 - Arkansas - Baton Rouge, La.

 

Personally, I'm concerned about the Tennessee game.

 

vanderquit

 

seriously i'm a little concerned about tenn. if we win that game then we run the board.

 

I think ASU, Tenn., Fla., Auburn and Bama are all going to be equally tough games. And history says we do not play well in Nashville.

 

Our game vs Tennessee. No matter which way you slice it (poor play vs kentucky and Vandy and their SECCG loss), they still won the East with 2-true freshmen QB's and a poor defense.

Now they have 2 EXPERIENCED Soph. QB's and one would think that they'll address and improve their defense.

 

I wouldn't exactly call Brent S. an experienced QB. He played quite little and when he did play....it wasn't that great.

 

From our players perspective, our "toughest game" should ALWAYS be:

"The next game we play" :thumb:

 

Good answer, good answer:thumb:

From a fans standpoint, I think I need to pull back and reassess.

I don't see any reason we shouldn't be 11-0 and headed to Atlanta, even with a new coaching staff and the QB situation.

During the NC run two years ago, it was obvious we'd "struggle" last year due to the makeup of the schedule home/away games, but 2005-2006 was going to be our year due to the recruiting classes we had and the favorable home/away schedule.

But if i absolutely had to pick a game, it'd be Alabama as well.