deke63

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How well will OM do against LSU’s defense

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LSU’s defense hasn’t faced a real team yet.
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Perhaps LSU has played no one yet, but just for a factual point:
When OM played Louisville, they were ranked 24th in the AP poll.
When LSU played Clemson, they were 23rd in the Coaches poll, so...

On the pick 6, it looked like the db pushed the receiver and he was stumbling just as he should have been able to make the catch.

I'm not sure Sankey can ever show his face on campus again... and I'm ok with that.

Over the last couple of years, there has been a major resurgence in faith in Jesus on college campuses around the country, especially among young men. ??

That rivals Kyren Lacy's story as the saddest, most depressing for an LSU player. :wah:

I'm pretty sure the NFL has said that if they go back to college, they cannot play in the NFL this season

[Why?]

I understand that you question the value, ESPECIALLY after seeing the response to ridiculous claims by Bama, and even more so, Auburn, but this is a different story since the NCAA already declares it to be so. It's ancient history, I get it, but for most of us, so is 1958, but that one matters (at least it does to me).
Now let's imagine a possible future where LK goes on a Saban-esque run, and wins 5 of the next 8 championships (I know, unlikely, but not impossible). If Michigan, USC & OSU don't win any in that period (I mean, these days, they have to beat IU to even win their conference, right?), then we can say, "We're in the top 3 in history for NCAA championships!"
Only Bama & ND would be ahead of us, and BOTH of them have some sketchy claims to titles. Ours would all be legit.
Having grown up in the mediocre '70s, attended LSU in the up and down '80s, and endured the awful '90s, that would be a pretty cool thing to be able to say.
None of it matters in eternity, but if our team is playing for championships and we want them to win one, why not also accept one that's already declared to be ours?

Not sure why all the downvotes, but that was AWESOME! The anticipation built by switching just before the big play was made in the first half of the video really built suspense, and by the time you showed the completion of those plays, I had tears in my eyes!
Geaux Tigahs!

If I can (at least initially) accept BK, I can do the same for Kiffin.

Faith Torres on bars landing swung her arms AND took a step. That's an automatic 2 tenths deduction, right? Yet she got a 9.85. Then she hops on the rebound on her final pass on floor, which should be at least a tenth deduction, and STILL gets a 9.95.
That's one tenth right there that would've been the difference in winning and losing.

Don't forget Anthony Wilson's buzzer beater to beat Memphis, too! PMAC went WILD!