Scared Of Lsu????

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TennVols423

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Well im reading that alot of us are scared to play LSU but WHY??? yeah their a good team but, but were a good team too. REMEMBER we have only lost 1 game by 1 point other then that we seem to always show up to play, no matter who were playing. I have confidence in this team, I have confidence in our fans...that theyll make it so loud LSU cant think straight, and most important i am confident in our coachs, I believe they will draw up a good gameplan. GO VOLS
 
#2
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They are the second best team we've played all year. We lost to the best team we played. LSU has an incredible defense. They can probably run the ball on us. They have awesome receivers and a QB that can throw the ball from endzone to endzone. They are definitely capable of beating us. They are way deeper at every single position than South Carolina.
 
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yeah but we blew it against FL, so we played ourselves

I wouldn't go that far. I felt the whole game the UF was in control, we just happene to have more points, somehow. I never felt confident that we were going to win. That game could have been a UT victory, but it also could have been a much more decisive win for the gators.
 
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LSU game comes down to which J. Russell shows up...the one that played against UF and Aub...or the one that has played in every other meaingingless game this year....

hopefully, it's the one that likes to fumble and throw picks....
 
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They are the second best team we've played all year. We lost to the best team we played. LSU has an incredible defense. They can probably run the ball on us. They have awesome receivers and a QB that can throw the ball from endzone to endzone. They are definitely capable of beating us. They are way deeper at every single position than South Carolina.

There's no point in even making a score prediction for this game, with the erratic way LSU has been playing lately. It could very easily come out 40-3 in either team's favor.

I'll be surprised if we run very successfully on you. It's apparent that our strength lies in the air, as our running game has seemingly fallen face down in the mud this year.

I get the impression that none of the tiger faithful can really get a feel for this year's team. It's just odd because all of the good teams that beat other good teams occasionally have close calls against mediocre to bad teams, like you guys with Air Force. I thought sure that LSU would have a close game against Fresno or Arizona. But this has clearly not been the case, which brings to mind the next question:

Is LSU just completely screwing itself on the big games? Or are they truly incapable of winning?

The Florida game answered that for me. To anyone who watched that game, the answer was apparent. LSU should have won, and didn't win because of some REALLY bad luck. I don't use the term "bad luck" lightly, or in a biased manner. Balls were bouncing out of players' hands, into the air, and into the waiting hands of the Florida defender. That happens usually only once per game, if that. It happened to us on two consecutive drives. Blocked Punt, although that is partially attributable to our ridiculous new punt formation that gives me a heart attack when executed.

Only about two of the five interceptions were freak occurrences. I grant that Florida played well, and deserved to win. But I absolutely believe that, if you took away all the turnovers on both sides of the ball, that LSU would've won fairly handily.

I swear God was angry at us that day. Thankfully his anger ended there, and didn't carry over to the Saints-Bucs game.

So here's my gut feeling for the score:

UT 27, LSU 20. I think the Florida loss comes back to haunt us for this game. One thing is for certain tho:

LSU will score first.

May the university with the hottest chicks win.

:rock:
 
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There's no point in even making a score prediction for this game, with the erratic way LSU has been playing lately. It could very easily come out 40-3 in either team's favor.

I'll be surprised if we run very successfully on you. It's apparent that our strength lies in the air, as our running game has seemingly fallen face down in the mud this year.

I get the impression that none of the tiger faithful can really get a feel for this year's team. It's just odd because all of the good teams that beat other good teams occasionally have close calls against mediocre to bad teams, like you guys with Air Force. I thought sure that LSU would have a close game against Fresno or Arizona. But this has clearly not been the case, which brings to mind the next question:

Is LSU just completely screwing itself on the big games? Or are they truly incapable of winning?

The Florida game answered that for me. To anyone who watched that game, the answer was apparent. LSU should have won, and didn't win because of some REALLY bad luck. I don't use the term "bad luck" lightly, or in a biased manner. Balls were bouncing out of players' hands, into the air, and into the waiting hands of the Florida defender. That happens usually only once per game, if that. It happened to us on two consecutive drives. Blocked Punt, although that is partially attributable to our ridiculous new punt formation that gives me a heart attack when executed.

Only about two of the five interceptions were freak occurrences. I grant that Florida played well, and deserved to win. But I absolutely believe that, if you took away all the turnovers on both sides of the ball, that LSU would've won fairly handily.

I swear God was angry at us that day. Thankfully his anger ended there, and didn't carry over to the Saints-Bucs game.
So here's my gut feeling for the score:

UT 27, LSU 20. I think the Florida loss comes back to haunt us for this game. One thing is for certain tho:

LSU will score first.

May the university with the hottest chicks win.

:rock:

How cute..!!! I forgot people were still following their NFL teams.........
 
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LSU scares the crap out of me. I am glad we dont have to go to Death Valley this year. You guys have as much talent as anyone in the country.

The Game comes down to Ainge and Russell. Who will win that duel. It is going to be a great game.
 
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LSU is the most talented team all season. The coach doesn't get them motivated for big games too well, but we have taken care of that.

We better show up to play, because if they are on, they are going to be very tough to beat.

But we can do it. Need to get some sort of running game though.
 
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The Florida game answered that for me. To anyone who watched that game, the answer was apparent. LSU should have won, and didn't win because of some REALLY bad luck. I don't use the term "bad luck" lightly, or in a biased manner. Balls were bouncing out of players' hands, into the air, and into the waiting hands of the Florida defender. That happens usually only once per game, if that. It happened to us on two consecutive drives.

I'll have to agree with you about the luck FL had in that game. I'm not saying FL doesn't have a good team, but we all know you have to be lucky, too. I remember watching the FL-LSU game and thinking that this is going to be FL's year. Ball just keeps bouncing their way. - Then yesterday GA's TE coughs up at least two wide open balls that he should have had - right in his gut! JEESH!

If UT-LSU game comes down to Ainge vs. Russell then I'm nervous cause I think Ainge's ankle is gonna be a factor (if in fact he's able to play at all).
 
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LSU is the underachieving team of the nation. My greatest worry is not that Ainge is hobbled but that somehow Russell will get hurt and LSU will play the backups (either one).
 
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I'll agree with that. Miles hasn't gotten nearly enough from all the talent Nick Saban left in Baton Rouge. I think we get the win if Ainge is healthy. But this is going to be a slugfest.

How can you not take a one loss team from the SEC. Look at these matchups week after week.

Go Vols!!!
 
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I agree with most people about which J. Russell will show up. If the same one that played against FL shows up...it would be more than difficult to win, but if the J.R. from every other game shows up, it would be hard for any team to beat us. He has proven himself many times in the past in big games. They just need to execute and not turn the ball over. I think our running game is coming together and hopefully they can get some yards on sat. Hopefully miles will play some of the freshman backs that have proved they can run like hell.

May the best team win on Sat...and nobody gets hurt...god knows there is still some games left to play after this one.

GEAUX TIGERS!!!
 

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