PalmettoTiger

Agree. However, I've heard Arbuckle may not be around much longer.

I was at the Bluegrass Miracle game. I can assure you it's fun to win in Kentucky. Spend that cash homie.

It was great until we had a brawl in my section between LSU fans.

Our IOL too slow to get to the double team and out on the second level against Tech's 3-3-5. It really starts and ends there. Tech makes it tricky with twists and stunts plus having really fast LBs. Our guards and center just flat out didn't get it done.

This is the correct answer…they get paid to attend minicamp. Just like an udfa gets paid to come to training camp. Those are unguaranteed contracts so when the team cuts them they are free and clear. Both scenarios the player is receiving compensation for practice/auditioning. The dispute is purely semantics as, up until now, all the NCAA has used to qualify professionalism is getting paid by a professional franchise.

I hope we get neither of them. Completely against the spirit of college athletics and against the NCAA rule which was also upheld last week in a US Court of Appeals. This is being circumvented by a hometown judge’s TRO.

I feel this way bc A - it’s just not right. There’s professionalism and amateurism. You get a training camp deal and you’ve become a pro. We shouldn’t be increasing ambiguity. B - I’d rather ride with our guys and give our opponents no excuses. I also can’t rule out the SEC office coming down on us for taking pro players against the NCAA rule.

Yes. My uncle is one of the last ones holding the line. Doesn't like ticket prices but pays $100 to get physical tickets.

9/5/2015 vs McNeese State. Game kicked off and played about 11min of football. 3hr and 46min lightning delay before the game was ultimately cancelled. Most significant to me bc it was both my kid's first time to attend an LSU game and we'd made the trip from DFW. Stayed for the entire delay...friggin' sucked.

Don't forget Supper Club

I'm 51. It is the best/toughest home schedule in my lifetime.

We'll have to see. Happens quite often that when gymnasts take time off they come back even better. This level of gymnastics the girls have been training nonstop 20-35 hours a week since they were little. Give the body some rest and who knows...