Like pretty much everyone else in the country (hence the Las Vegas betting line putting our O/U on regular season wins at 7.5), in 2010, I thought we would lose five games because we had no offense. The defense and special teams pulled us through and helped us win some very close, tense games. Of course, it also helped that UNC had half their defense suspended and Tennessee put 13 players on the field on the final play, which I didn't expect. Hence, the wrong prediction.

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Well, for starters, you were dead wrong about alabama this past year...because of course you said LSU would never beat bama again under saban.

That was a 2010 preseason prediction. Those were wrong. This year, I thought we had a 50/50 shot at Tuscaloosa.

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Also, you said LSU would always be mediocre team with Les Miles as coach....since LSU is 24-3 since that famous prediction....I'd say you were dead wrong

Again, a 2010 preseason prediction. Those were wrong. Do you have trouble with reading comprehension?

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Link? because I'm pretty sure LSU was pre-season top 15 in 2010...

Here you go

I'll go ahead and quote from the linked article, dated August 13, 2010:

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South Carolina and LSU both are expected to lose five or more games according to the Las Vegas Hilton Superbooks over/under win totals.

I at least only get things that badly wrong when I'm predicting the future. You can't even "predict" the past. Pathetic.

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what in the frick does this have to do with Mizzou and A&M joining the SEC?

It completely lends to your credibility, or lack thereof.

OK. Go ahead and question my credibility on whether Mizzou and A&M will become official members of the SEC on July 1st. It's your first chance to test your predictive skills against mine. Let's see who wins!

This post was edited on 6/22/12 at 12:07 pm