tiger_nutz

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No affiliation as in they didn’t attend and are fans.

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No affiliation as in not fans. Not there for game day and just normal Baton Rouge activities.

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They for sure did not attend the game...A few may be fans, but the majority were there for the party and daily BR shenanigans

Say what you will, but the issue comes from people with no affiliation to LSU.

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Having an obnoxiously loud sound system constantly playing that drowns out band and crowd noise is a great way to discourage fans from bringing their kids

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My kid loved it...he did not love the gunshots outside the stadium though

I'm 35, grew up in Baton Rouge, and was at LSU every weekend with either friends, family, or both. My parents never worried about me because there was no need. It looked completely different 20 years ago.

I live around Shreveport now, and it's been a while since I've been to a game...my 6-year-old son has taken a huge interest in LSU and has been wanting to go to a game badly, so I took him this weekend.

Like everyone here is saying...it's racist to talk about the problem...Everywhere you went...the weed smell was overpowering...I felt like I was the minority walking around...Teens dressed as gang members walk around everywhere, and the girls they are with are competing on who can wear the least amount of clothes. The biggest problem is that these wanna be thugs feel the need to be armed at all times in case they need to "handle" business. I can promise you that over 50% of them have a handgun on them...

So we are at a friend's tailgate right next to the stadium, next to the ROTC building, talking to a couple from SC and I hear what sounds like a firework...I look up to see 3 dreadlocked thugs running and a handgun bouncing on the pavement. I immediately run to my kid and his friend, who were throwing a football, and grab them and get them to safety...turns out this idiot accidentally shot the gun and himself...which goes back to what I was saying...most of them are armed and have no idea how to properly handle a gun. This accidental shooting of himself could have easily hurt or killed someone else...it could have been my kid...thank God it was just his dumb arse. It was also the couple from SC first time in BR...and probably their last.

A few more things here...Why did his friends all take off running? Because they were likely to have warrants...Why does the problem look a certain way? Because most of these kids grow up without a daddy, and instead of addressing the issue head-on, we tiptoe around it because it's racist to point out facts these days.

I'll end here...my son was in the car this morning telling our neighbor about the game...first thing he tells him is about the gun and how someone shot themselves... that's his LSU gameday story and that's sad as frick.

I want to bring him back, but I have serious reservations about it, and it looks like I'm not the only one...Gameday has changed drastically for the worse, and if something is not done quickly...we won't ever get it back.

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we put almost 500 yards on your all world defense

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Defense was on the field the whole game due to our terrible offense...that tends to happen...tell me you've never played football without telling me

Last time I went, I hooked up with a fine aggie chick (they actually exist) on a handicapped ramp at 3 am in the middle of campus...would recommend.

That’s fricking sad and pathetic. Get the frick over it and go watch your son play football you baby back bitch. What a shitty dad you are

"They came in here and obviously played really, really well, We did not. It starts with me. Not good enough. You lose the turnover battle like we did tonight, when you turn the ball over four times in this league, you're going to get your butts kicked, and that's what happened tonight."

-your head coach

Sounds like turnovers were the culprit...not your paper soft qb

“Loudest” game ever and you post a shitty YouTube link. That’s some hard proof right there my dude. That was a loud moment…in which y’all lost :lol:

Aside from being a stud on the field, when I took my young son to the TennRc series, he was one of the few starters, along with Curiel, to hang out with all the kids before the game, sign everything they handed him, and take pictures with all of them. He was the last player to walk into the facility and was probably close to being late to get inside. Heck of a guy and much respect toward him..he is for sure a Tiger through and through!