re: LSU has conveniently forgotten they forfeited the A&M series because they were afraid

This thread delivers! Calling out the original Forfeit U. Now known as Losing Season U.

They mad

I believe the terms of the two-year extension with A&M included an automatic renewal at the end of each term. In that sense, it was considered a long-term agreement, with a short-term contract.

Another victim of the '92 SEC expansion was that LSU lost the home-and-away series with Tulane. That rivalry was in the top ten all-time in number of games played at around 90. I want to say it was tied with UGA/GIT, and 5-6 behind UGA/AU.

LSU went to scheduling basically just 1 home-and-away series with different P5 teams outside of its conference games, the other [ETA:] 2 OOC games being scrubs at home.

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This thread delivers! Calling out the original Forfeit U. Now known as Losing Season U. They mad

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You are a special kinda stupid aren’t you? Your burnt out coach quit to avoid a 5th loss this season. Are the players screwing his new wife yet?

35-22-6

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Aktually... ...that's not what happened at all. Here are the facts: In the early 80s, LSU played 6 SEC games, and a home-and-away series with rival Tulane. LSU and A&M entered a 10 year contract to play from 1986-1995. 10 games in 10 years, 5 home, 5 away. After seeing the popularity of the game by 1987, a two-year extension was signed with A&M at the same time LSU started playing 7 SEC games per season. By 1990, LSU was under contract to play 9 home-and-away series out of 11 total games every season. In 1992, the SEC expanded to 12 teams, and started playing 8-game schedules. The effect was that LSU added another home-and-away series with Arkansas. The LSU AD realized this was economically untenable, and approached A&M about finishing out the original 10-game contract, but cancelling the two-year extension. A&M pointed out that, by the terms of the contract, LSU would have to provide a suitable replacement, or be required to pay a buyout. LSU agreed and offered up USL as the replacement, to which A&M agreed, scheduling the Ragin Cajuns to a two game home-and-away series for the 1996 and 1997 seasons. LSU went on the finish out the original 10 game contract, with the last and tenth game being played at A&M in 1995. In 1996, A&M went on the road to play USL. They would lose that game, 22-29. Suddenly the aggies felt like USL was not a suitable replacement. So they approached LSU for the buyout. LSU pointed out that they had satisfied the terms by proving USL, and further pointed out that there was no guarantee in the contract that A&M would actually win the two games, that was on them. A&M, not being satisfied, demanded payment. LSU, being somewhat entertained, provided the lulz. This, right here, is the entire reason for the A&M bitch fit over their previous contract with LSU: In short, LSU upgraded their regular season schedule by replacing A&M with Arkansas.

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There is all kinds of Aggy hurt feels in your post, I had to quote it in case it was looked over.

Bro really woke up and wrote 3 paragraphs about LSU

I’m surprised Aggy didn’t forfeit round 2 with USL after they got served the L and a platter of hurt arse.

27-24...

27-24
9-2
2019
1939

All LSU like to remember. The audacity

And look what happened when the series was renewed...

Looks like Aggie should be grateful the series was canceled!!!



Series before 2010: LSU 26-20-2
Series AFTER 2010: LSU 35-22-2 (9-2)

Go back to starting threads about recruiting championships, stooge.