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LSU +6.5 at Fla (ov/un 42.5) 7:30 ET ESPN

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Gatormaniac;1787446; said:
A clock is ticking, you say? Clocks are the natural enemy of Les Miles.
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Damn - if I knew photoshop I'd do a face of Miles put on Dustin Hoffman's Capn Hook when the lost boys were all holding clocks out toward him and he was shying away from them in horror. :lol:
 
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How about a picture of Cap'n Hook in danger from a large reptile?

If this had a clock and a hat, it'd be even better.



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Like perhaps no 5-0 coach before him, LSU's Les Miles has managed to win all of his games while simultaneously enraging his team's fans. It got so bad that after the team beat West Virginia on Sept. 25, LSU athletic director Joe Alleva felt it necessary to write a letter to fans before last week's home game against Tennessee. It's purpose: to plead with them not to boo. "[W]hen some among the crowd are vocally disapproving of our own players or coaches, it is detrimental on many levels," the letter said.

As LSU, ranked No. 12, prepares to play at No. 14 Florida on Saturday, the situation has gotten so toxic that Brian Fiegel, the proprietor of a popular LSU sports-fan website called TigerDroppings.com, pleaded with his readers Monday to stop posting messages about who should replace the coach. "If we lose to Florida, it's going to get ugly," Mr. Fiegel said.

How could a group of college-football fans have a reaction to their team that's so grossly disproportionate to its record? It may have something to do with the contrary nature of Louisiana, which wouldn't make anyone's list of the most coldly pragmatic states. "We have a very passionate fan base, and they're pretty sophisticated fans, but they're half psychotic," said Charles Weems, a former member of LSU's Board of Supervisors.
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i'm not gonna make a prediction on this one.

i have no clue what the hell we're gonna see from the tigers tomorrow.

maybe that embarrassment will light a fire under someone's ass, and we'll start playing football again.
maybe we fold the tents and call it a night.
who the fuck knows?

pisses me off. we got a championship caliber defense, one of the best special teams units we've ever had.
if we could just muster up an average offense, we could contend for the SEC title.
 
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buckeyesin07;1787574; said:
It seems no one is giving LSU a chance in this game. I don't think they're a top team this year, but they're solid. Moreover, UF looked bad last weekend against Alabama.
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So UF looks bad against the #1 team, and LSU looked HORRIFIC against #95 and you call LSU solid, did you watch the UNC or Tenn game. I dont hink you did. LSU is a BAD team. They would go 2-7 in the Big11
 
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I've got the Tigers in an upset. Going to be a pretty low scoring game I'd bet and LSU definitely has the special teams advantage. Brantley is banged up also so I'll take the points for sure.
 
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