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It is funny, because with the exception of a home-and-home with FSU in '89/'90 (which you lost both of), you literally did not play any of those three teams continuously during the span of 1986-1995.

Here's what you said:

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...crushed them in BR in '75 -- and LSU cancelled the series.

LSU played Nebraska in 1976, Oregon in '77, USC in '79, FSU in '80, Notre Dame in '81, FSU in '82, FSU in '83, USC in '84, and Notre Dame in '85.

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literally did not play any of those three teams continuously during the span of 1986-1995.

You're not too smart, I'm talking about the years LSU DIDN'T play A&M. You seem to be implying that LSU cancelled the series with A&M to get an easier schedule, I'm saying the schedules got tougher after the series ended with the aggies. Although it is true that LSU also played other tougher games OOC besides the aggies during the term of the contract from 86-95, like FSU, Miami and Ohio State.

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LSU AGAIN cancels the series, renegs on playing the scheduled games in '96 and '97

And played Notre Dame in '97 and '98.

What you are obscuring from any inquiring minds is that LSU upgraded their SEC schedule by going from 7 to 8 games by adding Arkansas - who, by the way, holds the all-time series lead over the aggies.

That's why the 2-game series in 96-97 was cancelled, we upgraded by adding Arkansas. It's also funny how A&M was happy with the terms of LSU cancelling the 2 game series - up until they lost to the replacement team - USL.