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One other thing for sure is that LSU won't be in Morgantown on Sept. 17. They'll be two days removed from taking care of business in Starkville, MS.

A pass from the Wildcat is basically a trick play option from that formation. It's design is essentially to put a hat on a hat, and the runner theoretically only has one tackler to shake. So I don't understand the answer that Miles gives regarding that defenses would be able to focus on the formation because of a lack of ability to pass from that formation.

Both I think...last night I was watching the Tenn broadcast of the game, and the announcers talked about that particular play for quite a while. As soon as he intercepted it, the Tenn broadcasters said that was probably the worst call they have ever seen. Minutes later on Tenn's ensuing drive, they revisited that play saiying they still couldn't believe that play was ever even drawn up. Ultimately, Lee made a poor throw, though.

I just tell them that our FG kicker is much better than UAB's.

Being that WVU is ranked lower than LSU, you need to tell us why you think WVU beats LSU.

There's plenty of good places that are Nashville owned, and would suggest one of those rather than the chains. Rusan's does indeed have good sushi, though. Samurai is also great, and Virago has the trendy hip sushi. Germantown Cafe is a staple around here, and Midtown Cafe is very good, too. Rather than going to Fat Mo's, you can have a much better atmosphere and burger at Sportsman's Grille. There's a string of restaurants in the 12South area that are good...italian, a pretentious burger joint, and a good spot called the Blind Pig. The Pig has a great menu, and all the pork you want. Enjoy your visit to Nashville...it's a great town with a very nice climate.

Saban can just about win with anybody's players. That is one coach who instills tough-arse football in his players and other coaches, and his way is the winning way. He can come in, stay 4 or 5 years, and then leave again anytime he wants in my book. He brought championship football to LSU.

I would just suggest something original.

The philosophy may be tied to a percentage. Maybe Manieri has numbers that say a sacrificed runner to 2nd base does not have a significant overall chance to come across the plate, and the sure out decreases those chances even more. I heard this very discussion from the commentators for the GA Tech game on Sunday.

It's Huertas, not Fuertes...and he's a junior. The Whites are their freshmen who are impacting...Terrico and Malcolm.

That's funny...Dreamland didn't do so well in Baton Rouge.