PurpleandGeauld

2011 bama was a beast even with 1 loss, they would get my vote.

Anything is possible. That said, LSU got a road win against a proven QB with a 7-6 team under Kelly last year. I REALLY like our chances with this team in BR. I'd be surprised if LSU doesn't win by at least 2 scores.

If Nuss had truly been healthy, I believe he would have been in the Heisman hunt. It turned out well because Kelly is gone and we got Lane. There is no need to pump the brakes. We have a playoff caliber roster. Staying healthy is needed for any team with playoff aspirations, but if we do, we will be in the conversation for a Natty. :geauxtigers:

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5 star long snapper Frenchesca Salvador

5 star punter Quentavious Bernard Jackson Jones

4 star QB Tommy Gun Jr

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You forgot 5 star all-purpose Ratphuc Hobley IX :nana:

The girl on the left needs to be the girl in the "I HATE LSU" YouTube video slamming a milk jug =)

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Who can legitimately use "WE" in a post

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FRICK OFF BRO!!!

ANY and EVERY fan of LSU Sports can say "WE" in a post WHENEVER the FRICK they WANT. :doublebird:

All of them =)

They are probably including people who "identify" as women...

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IMO Bella told the truth but her Dad had other plans for her

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This kind of talk is BS in IMO. Once 18, my parents wouldn't have crap to say about it.

The other guy had a great week, but Cade was clearly better.

Co-Player of the Week
Cade Arrambide, LSU
LSU’s Cade Arrambide batted .600 in three games last week with four homers, eight RBI, six runs, three walks and a .692 on-base percentage. Arrambide became just the fourth player in SEC history to hit four homers in a game in the Tigers’ series-clinching win at Tennessee on Sunday. He was 5-for-6 on the day with seven RBI, three solo homers and a grand slam that highlighted LSU's 10-run outburst in the top of the 12th inning. His first homer came in the fifth inning with LSU trailing 5-0 and began the Tigers' comeback from the deficit. His second homer in the seventh inning reduced Tennessee's lead to 5-3, and his third homer gave LSU a 6-5 advantage in the top of the 11th.

Co-Player of the Week
Tre Phelps, Georgia
Georgia’s Tre Phelps led the Bulldogs to their first SEC road sweep over a top five opponent since at least 1990 as the Bulldogs swept No. 4 Mississippi State as part of a 4-0 week. Phelps hit .421 for the week (8-for-19) with three home runs, eight RBI, and six runs scored. He set the tone for the Mississippi State series with a three-run home run early in game one. Earlier in the week, Phelps capped an eight-run outburst with a two-run home run in the eighth inning of the14-9 win over Georgia State.