.. All the retards in the Media are acting as if LSU shouldn't be #1. That Bama is going to win this game. When they line up the units .. LSU gets the nod at QB ... only a nod, not an advantage ... but of course .. Bama takes the RBs, Defense ... and COACH!! LMAO. I can't wait for Mr Richardson to meet the LSU front 4. I think Mingo could catch him from behind and bring him down if he were to get through the line. Projecting the bowls .. they have Bama playing the NC. KEEP TALKING BOYS!! ... LSU does just fine as the Underdog!! :geaux:
Let em talk bro - thats all they got to do all week !!! It will all be about scoreboard and nothing else
wow - robert smith going with bama-- big surprise-- this guy just hates LSU and only picks them in obvious games-- it mustve killed him to pick us against NSU..
Robert says the Bama QB can make the tighter throw really Robert and he has faced what D - the Hogs ??? LOL Robert can't handle how he has dogged CLM in the past and the fact that LSU is the best team in the country and if we win out this LSU team will be ranked with the very best to ever hit the field - that is the fact for ole Robert- he is not ready to eat crow
thats just funny -- thanks for that 1- OU not 2 - Fsu - lost 3 games to date 3- Bama - we beat Bama in 10 4- Ducks - we beat Ducks in 11 5- Texas A/M - we beat A/M in 10 no LOVE for Les and the Tigers
On the BCS Countdown Show last night, during a discussion about the BCSNCG, he asked Craig James why the SEC had to always be considered for it. It's not just us, it's the SEC. :dis:
Here's my take... Trent Richardson is the best RB we'll face this year...and the best in this game. You don't have to like it, but you might as well learn to live with it. That doesn't mean he's unstoppable, because that ain't the case. He doesn't go against our RBs. He goes against our defense. Brockers is the key to stopping TR, IMO. Not Mingo. Bama probably won't try too many wide runs on our DEs. Bama's LBs are infinitely better than ours. It is what it is. That said, again...our LBs don't have to face their LBs. Their LBs have to handle Ware (no slouch himself), Hilliard, (the wild card, IMO), and maintain discipline to make sure they're in position on short passes. The OL vs DL battle is quite similar, no matter who has the ball. They seem to be better on the exterior OL than the interior, which is why I think Brockers plays a big role in this game more than Mingo or Montgomery. Our OL will have it's hands full with them, but I'm hoping the extra week served to get us healthy there, and if it did, we're as good as they are. To me, there's a couple of clear advantages for LSU. One is special teams, and it isn't close. LSU has given up less yds per punt return than we have WINS. Wing has the ability to flip field position in a hurry. After watching the AU game, I'm MUCH less worried about our kickoff coverage, and Bama's kickoff coverage is an issue for them. The other clear advantage is WR play. Randle is the best in the conference, and Shep is emerging. Add OBJ in the mix, and this is not much of a contest. Bama has a good secondary, but they don't have an LSU secondary. They THINK they do...but they do not. And their WR corp isn't nearly as deep or talented as ours. They have Maze, who isn't Randle, and a pretty quick dropoff after that. I PRAY it comes down to them having to pass to win. I feel QB play is an advantage for LSU, but it depends greatly on the amount of pressure either team can put on the QB. With a lack of pressure, I have no doubt Lee>McCarron. With pressure, I don't know which is easier to rattle. That's because Lee hasn't faced pressure this season, and I doubt McCarron has either. Both will this weekend. JJ is the wild card, and despite his ineptitude the last couple of years, he's shown up against Bama. He may be the key to LSU being able to run the ball against Bama this weekend. As far as coaching, they can all say what they wanna say. Fact is, Les Miles coached circles around Nick Saban in their most recent meeting. What have you done for me lately.
