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Quote Originally Posted by Tappy:


They played three more ranked teams than Bama did... West Virginia, Oregon, and Georgia. And we all know how great those teams defenses are... LOL!

Georgia dee was ranked #4 or so............ LSU hung 42 on them.

 
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Kinda hope LSU doesn't blow them out.............. Wanna see them win another close one.  So we can look forward to all this jibberish again next year.

It's quite amusing.

 
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Seriously.............. how many times does LSU need to win these Bama matchups before Bama gives it up?

And to do it with Sophmores this year is

 
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First game already been played........... capping the next game.

 


Ok... So we can deduce from the first game that Bama had two interceptions, both on Lee. LSU had two interceptions, one on AJ, and on on Maze. 

LSU has a +2 per game GAINED turnover margin, and Bama is tied for third in turnovers lost, having only 4 more turnovers lost than LSU. 

Since the LSU Bame game, Bama has turned the ball over twice. One was an AJ interception, and the other was an AJ snap fumble. Our RB's have yet to fuble the ball and it be recovered by the other team. 

So based on all this is it pretty apparent that this "turnover margin" that you think is such a big deal, and greatly favors LSU, simply isn't... That seems to be the case a lot for you. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by FriedShrimp:

Now you are just simply talking jibberish.


Really? I live in Mobile... I can get in my car right now, and I will be at the Superdome in an hour. Maybe less if traffic is good.

And you really think that there aren't 1000+ Saints fans living here, who make that trip at least 5 times during the course of the season? Or simply go there to get smashed on burbon st? 

Yeah, COMPLETE and total gibberish. 
 
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Ok... So we can deduce from the first game that Bama had two interceptions, both on Lee. LSU had two interceptions, one on AJ, and on on Maze. 

LSU has a +2 per game GAINED turnover margin, and Bama is tied for third in turnovers lost, having only 4 more turnovers lost than LSU. 

Since the LSU Bame game, Bama has turned the ball over twice. One was an AJ interception, and the other was an AJ snap fumble. Our RB's have yet to fuble the ball and it be recovered by the other team. 

So based on all this is it pretty apparent that this "turnover margin" that you think is such a big deal, and greatly favors LSU, simply isn't... That seems to be the case a lot for you. 

Lee most likely won't have any meaningful time in the NC game......... other than the winning kneel so now you are down 2.

Saban will need Maze type trick plays to move the ball.  Still counting on the Maze t/o going forward...... and AJ is good for at least 1-3.

Take away Lee's 2 INTS......... We wouldn't even be having this conversation.

 

 
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And Lee was definately rattled by being in Tuscaloosa with those 2 INTs.

 

 
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You do realize that this is waaaay too easy?

You quote stats but fact is........... LSU owns Bama in every single statistical category?

 
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Posted: #234
Quote Originally Posted by Tappy:


Really? I live in Mobile... I can get in my car right now, and I will be at the Superdome in an hour. Maybe less if traffic is good.

And you really think that there aren't 1000+ Saints fans living here, who make that trip at least 5 times during the course of the season? Or simply go there to get smashed on burbon st? 

Yeah, COMPLETE and total gibberish. 

Gulfport is 80, Biloxi is 90 and Mobile is 140+ miles from New Orleans. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by FriedShrimp:

Georgia dee was ranked #4 or so............ LSU hung 42 on them.


What high flying offenses did Ga face this season? Ga tech? Boise? Florida? MAYBE South Carolina? Ga tech was ranked 17th in total offense, and we have seen them be completely shut down all season long, and they still put up 355 yards on Ga. Boise has the 9th ranked total offense, and they put up 390 on them. Florida has a 102 ranked offense, and got SHUT DOWN offensively by Bama and LSU, put up 226 yards and scored 20 points. South Carolina has the 74th ranked total offense, and put up 395 yards, and scored 45 points. 

You also have to factor in that Boise, and Ga tech both play in conferences with NO defenses what so ever, so their offensive stats are a bit inflated. 

So once again. the case you make is pointless. 
 
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What high flying offenses did Ga face this season? Ga tech? Boise? Florida? MAYBE South Carolina? Ga tech was ranked 17th in total offense, and we have seen them be completely shut down all season long, and they still put up 355 yards on Ga. Boise has the 9th ranked total offense, and they put up 390 on them. Florida has a 102 ranked offense, and got SHUT DOWN offensively by Bama and LSU, put up 226 yards and scored 20 points. South Carolina has the 74th ranked total offense, and put up 395 yards, and scored 45 points. 

You also have to factor in that Boise, and Ga tech both play in conferences with NO defenses what so ever, so their offensive stats are a bit inflated. 

So once again. the case you make is pointless. 

If you bring up Georgia.......... then I'm gonna bring up Georgia Southern.

This is getting too easy.

Do you even follow football?....... or do just look up stats?

 
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If gonna get all into stats........... LSU is creating them right now.

no ceilings

 
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Do you have any stats on Mingo chasing LaMichael James?

 
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Do you have any stats on the Sophmore All American Team?

5 of the Nation's 11 defensive players from LSU

 
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Quote Originally Posted by lsufasteddie:


Gulfport is 80, Biloxi is 90 and Mobile is 140+ miles from New Orleans. 

Yup, and traveling at 90-100 mph on a straight shot I-10 is about an hour drive. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by FriedShrimp:

Lee most likely won't have any meaningful time in the NC game......... other than the winning kneel so now you are down 2.

Saban will need Maze type trick plays to move the ball.  Still counting on the Maze t/o going forward...... and AJ is good for at least 1-3.

Take away Lee's 2 INTS......... We wouldn't even be having this conversation.

 


Ok, so AJ is good for about one. and Jefferson is good for about one fumble. Once again, no CLEAR advantage for LSU. 
 
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Do you have any stats on Ford burning the edges on the Bama linebackers at the end of the Bama game?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by FriedShrimp:

And Lee was definately rattled by being in Tuscaloosa with those 2 INTs.

 


Yeah, it has nothing to do with the #1 ranked pass defense in the nation. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by FriedShrimp:

You do realize that this is waaaay too easy?

You quote stats but fact is........... LSU owns Bama in every single statistical category?


 
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Ok, so AJ is good for about one. and Jefferson is good for about one fumble. Once again, no CLEAR advantage for LSU. 

If Bama has 20 passing attempts........... 1 is way too low on AJ.

Do you realize that nobody has been able to throw deep on LSU this year?.......... And do you really think AJ is gonna have a teeny chance in a high pressure game?

 
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Posted: #246

How about a Hilliard stat?

> 8,600 yards in HS

 
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Some fulback stats would be delicious.

You got any stats on Copeland?

I do.......... he weighs 280 pounds.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by FriedShrimp:

If you bring up Georgia.......... then I'm gonna bring up Georgia Southern.

This is getting too easy.

Do you even follow football?....... or do just look up stats?


YOU are the one who brought up Georgia moron... You used their defense in the case for LSU's so called "offensive production". I debunked your argument for Georgia... Once again, you fail. 
 
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Stats are for Seniors anyway............

Talking SOPHMORES breaux.

SOPHMORES

 

 
 
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Posted: #250
Quote Originally Posted by FriedShrimp:

How about a Hilliard stat?

> 8,600 yards in HS

The fact that I shaved before going to work this morning is as relevant to capping this game as Hilliard running for 9,000 yards in high school.

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