LSUbub12
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | South Louisiana |
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| Interests: | hunt, fish, lsu football |
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| Number of Posts: | 609 |
| Registered on: | 12/20/2013 |
| Online Status: | Online |
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re: Joe Flacco eating at a restaurant by himself (NSFW)
Posted by LSUbub12 on 8/18/26 at 3:21 pm to yaboidarrell
Anybody got a name?
Ya know for research purposes.
Ya know for research purposes.
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re: Keiland Williams & Skyler Green wore #5 better
Posted by LSUbub12 on 8/14/26 at 3:20 pm to Clark W Griswold
I feel like this is being said bc Green was supposedly a Saban guy during the early miles/Saban rivalry.
But I imagine he’s a LSU fan.
But I imagine he’s a LSU fan.
re: Skip Bertman, 88 legendary years.
Posted by LSUbub12 on 8/14/26 at 8:25 am to danman6336
This one hits hard.
Skip was truly a legend and larger than life but was also one of the nicest sincere people to walk earth.
I’m sure many here have met or talked to Skip over the years but here’s mine.
When I was 12 in 2003, my uncles tailgate was selected tailgaters of the week and Skip and Mrs. Sandy came present a banner and did photo ops and stuck around a little bit.
Skip proceeded to have a lengthy conversation with me, asking me all sorts of questions of questions like a grandpa talking to his grandkids. I was in absolute heaven and I’ll always remember that encounter.
RIP Skip
The world was a better place bc you were here.
Skip was truly a legend and larger than life but was also one of the nicest sincere people to walk earth.
I’m sure many here have met or talked to Skip over the years but here’s mine.
When I was 12 in 2003, my uncles tailgate was selected tailgaters of the week and Skip and Mrs. Sandy came present a banner and did photo ops and stuck around a little bit.
Skip proceeded to have a lengthy conversation with me, asking me all sorts of questions of questions like a grandpa talking to his grandkids. I was in absolute heaven and I’ll always remember that encounter.
RIP Skip
The world was a better place bc you were here.
Not a terrible list but a few things I noticed.
Why is 1991 Miami on it when I feel most ppl think 91 Washington was superior to that Miami squad.
1999 & 2013 FSU could probably be on this list.
I know they lost a game but 2008 Florida was arguably the most dominant sec team of its golden era.
1972 Alabama is probably a typo bc that’s not a national championship team, probably meant 1973 but that team lost a classic sugar bowl to ND and split the championship.
Why is 1991 Miami on it when I feel most ppl think 91 Washington was superior to that Miami squad.
1999 & 2013 FSU could probably be on this list.
I know they lost a game but 2008 Florida was arguably the most dominant sec team of its golden era.
1972 Alabama is probably a typo bc that’s not a national championship team, probably meant 1973 but that team lost a classic sugar bowl to ND and split the championship.
A wall through Big Bend should only be built once the rest of the wall is completed.
From my understanding, the area is isolated with rough terrain and unbearably hot weather that very few border crossings actually happen there.
I’m very pro wall but I think the walk through big bend should be a last resort.
I’m sure I’ll be downvoted to oblivion but I like keeping a few areas in this country completely natural.
From my understanding, the area is isolated with rough terrain and unbearably hot weather that very few border crossings actually happen there.
I’m very pro wall but I think the walk through big bend should be a last resort.
I’m sure I’ll be downvoted to oblivion but I like keeping a few areas in this country completely natural.
I’d also recommend TE premium so in this case 1.5 ppr for TE.
As others said, Allen or Maye for first overall pick.
As others said, Allen or Maye for first overall pick.
re: Longest active losing streaks in Louisiana High School Football
Posted by LSUbub12 on 8/6/26 at 11:25 am to FlyingTigerBo
A couple of schools on this list have state championships this century or at least played for one.
Not me directly but I was a distance runner in high school while Barrett Nugent was active.
My buddy who was a decent hurdler for 3A high school standards would be beaten by nugent by at least 20 meters in the 110 hurdles.
Nugent was a NCAA hurdle champion at LSU but unfortunately had injuries which prevented him from being an Olympian.
My buddy who was a decent hurdler for 3A high school standards would be beaten by nugent by at least 20 meters in the 110 hurdles.
Nugent was a NCAA hurdle champion at LSU but unfortunately had injuries which prevented him from being an Olympian.
The music video for Chattahooche is still an all timer.
Water Skiing in red cowboy boots lol, it just doesn’t get any better than that.
Water Skiing in red cowboy boots lol, it just doesn’t get any better than that.
re: Who is the best athlete from your High School that played for the Tigers (any sport)
Posted by LSUbub12 on 8/4/26 at 4:14 pm to TIGERSby10
My high school has only produced 2 guys who I know for sure who were on the football team.
Korey Hebert who was apart of the legendary 2001 class and Thomas Perry of the 2019 class.
Both were not major contributors for the tigers but were on national championship teams.
My high school did produce a qb who started a SB in Jake Delhomme.
Korey Hebert who was apart of the legendary 2001 class and Thomas Perry of the 2019 class.
Both were not major contributors for the tigers but were on national championship teams.
My high school did produce a qb who started a SB in Jake Delhomme.
re: Who is the best athlete from your High School that played for the Tigers (any sport)
Posted by LSUbub12 on 8/4/26 at 4:12 pm to TIGERSby10
My high school has only produced 2 guys who I know for sure who were on the football team.
Korey Hebert who was apart of the legendary 2001 class and Thomas Perry of the 2019 class.
Both were not major contributors for the tigers but were on national championship teams.
My high school did produce a qb who started a SB in Jake Delhomme.
Korey Hebert who was apart of the legendary 2001 class and Thomas Perry of the 2019 class.
Both were not major contributors for the tigers but were on national championship teams.
My high school did produce a qb who started a SB in Jake Delhomme.
re: Rarely watched US version of The Office but someone explain to me how Jim ditched this...
Posted by LSUbub12 on 7/31/26 at 9:44 pm to MightyJoeYoung
For Pam’s Pams of course
re: What kept Steve Spurrier from winning more than 1 national title at Florida?
Posted by LSUbub12 on 7/28/26 at 8:55 am to Paul Allen
The sec then was still tough just not at its peak in the mid 00’s plus having prime FSU on the schedule in an era where 1 loss most times ended your championship dreams.
Not to hijack this thread but the bcs/cfp has made it easier for teams with a loss or even 2 to still win it all.
Saban won 7 titles and only 09 and 20 are his sure fire titles in a pre bcs era based on being number 1 going into the bowls. Granted in the old era he probably wins 14,16, and 18.
Point is, it is very hard to win a title and usually involves some luck or fortunate breaks.
Not to hijack this thread but the bcs/cfp has made it easier for teams with a loss or even 2 to still win it all.
Saban won 7 titles and only 09 and 20 are his sure fire titles in a pre bcs era based on being number 1 going into the bowls. Granted in the old era he probably wins 14,16, and 18.
Point is, it is very hard to win a title and usually involves some luck or fortunate breaks.
I was a kid when the prequels came out so of course I loved them.
Then as I got older, I was on the they really sucked train but 3 was ok.
As I aged more and the sequel trilogy came out, I rewatched all of them.
3 is a borderline great movie, very flawed but it’s a fun as heck movie. As others said, you just embrace the flaws and roll with it.
1&2 are bad but they have some great moments here and there and I can still sit down and enjoy them for what they are.
I can’t do that for 8&9.
The prequels at least feel like true Star Wars movies and the sequel trilogy just doesn’t hold a candle to them.
Then as I got older, I was on the they really sucked train but 3 was ok.
As I aged more and the sequel trilogy came out, I rewatched all of them.
3 is a borderline great movie, very flawed but it’s a fun as heck movie. As others said, you just embrace the flaws and roll with it.
1&2 are bad but they have some great moments here and there and I can still sit down and enjoy them for what they are.
I can’t do that for 8&9.
The prequels at least feel like true Star Wars movies and the sequel trilogy just doesn’t hold a candle to them.
re: The Dark Knight Came Out 18 Years Ago Today
Posted by LSUbub12 on 7/18/26 at 2:40 pm to FairhopeTider
I guess it was much bigger domestically than internationally bc I can’t figure out how it only barely topped a billion bc it just played on forever.
re: We are doing a dynasty start up this year
Posted by LSUbub12 on 7/15/26 at 11:29 am to TigerLunatik
Absolutely should do superflex in a dynasty league.
I’d also say, y’all’s initial draft and all future FA drafts should be auction based.
Only the rookie draft should be a traditional draft order.
I’d also say, y’all’s initial draft and all future FA drafts should be auction based.
Only the rookie draft should be a traditional draft order.
re: Hog trapping weekend
Posted by LSUbub12 on 7/12/26 at 4:08 pm to Koolazzkat
The Arms Family Homestead Uoutube Channel guy, Daniel has been doing a ton of trapping hogs videos via drop traps and explains everything in detail.
Pretty entertaining
Pretty entertaining
Plenty but 2 from WW2 jump into mind immediately.
Teddy Jr. storming in the first wave of Utah beach using his cane to walk and armed only with a pistol. Blown way off course and proclaims “We’ll start the war here”!
He was in poor health and died of a heart attack a mere month later.
Captain Ronald Spiers of Eady company running through the occupied town of Foy Belgium to hook up with other units to trap the Germans and then running back to his men without being shot.
Band Of Brothers depicts this scene.
Just massive balls of steel.
Teddy Jr. storming in the first wave of Utah beach using his cane to walk and armed only with a pistol. Blown way off course and proclaims “We’ll start the war here”!
He was in poor health and died of a heart attack a mere month later.
Captain Ronald Spiers of Eady company running through the occupied town of Foy Belgium to hook up with other units to trap the Germans and then running back to his men without being shot.
Band Of Brothers depicts this scene.
Just massive balls of steel.
re: July 2, 1977: Oakland, CA: Free Bird
Posted by LSUbub12 on 7/2/26 at 11:36 am to Ghost of Colby
As said by many already, this clip is peak America!
My dad saw Skynyrd many times in the 70’s and they are still his all time favorite.
Needless to say I had no choice in becoming a huge fan myself lol
My dad saw Skynyrd many times in the 70’s and they are still his all time favorite.
Needless to say I had no choice in becoming a huge fan myself lol
The other obvious answer is “Free Bird”
This is a bad trade for Boston.
Only potential somewhat saving grace would be if the 2 firsts are unprotected and in the 2030’s.
Still those don’t help a team that’s in win now.
Only potential somewhat saving grace would be if the 2 firsts are unprotected and in the 2030’s.
Still those don’t help a team that’s in win now.
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