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I appreciate him stepping up. But the advantage is only having to win three games. Plus this was not Florida you were matched up with.

I'm sorry. Your webbed prehensile fins don't type well, your gills make weird sucking sounds and corn dogs.

I cannot imagine a better baseball tailgate party than ULL and LSU. Tillman Ferttita might charter buses to the parking lot, turn people loose to wander and eat and call it his newest franchise, all for $50 each.

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Be careful about saying good things about your AD. A&M might come after him next. They need someone else

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Haha. Y'all can keep Chavis, but don't take Alleva from us.

The Chief's defenses always look great early in the season, but as soon as you need him to hold onto a lead late in the game against any good team, you might as well mark it down as a loss. We called him "3rd and Chavis" for a reason. Great at run defense, terrible at pass defense, especially when he gets conservative with his prevent formation.

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I'm sorry. Your webbed prehensile fins don't type well, your gills make weird sucking sounds and corn dogs.

I cannot imagine a better baseball tailgate party than ULL and LSU. Tillman Ferttita might charter buses to the parking lot, turn people loose to wander and eat and call it his newest franchise, all for $50 each.

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Not sure what you're trying to say there, but I'm not talking about rest for the super regional. They're twenty year-olds in the prime of their lives, and both UL and LSU will have had the exact same amount of rest. It's not an issue.

I'm talking about rest within the regional itself. We beat UNC Wilmington on Saturday night, so they should have had to play two games on Sunday. Postponing the game allowed UNCW and their very competent pitching staff to get extra rest they would not have had otherwise. This afternoon, they were able to use their closer on one day's rest, which they would not have been able to do otherwise. This is a problem because it made winning today a lot harder than it could have been if the game would have been played last night, which was a perfectly viable option. It happened to my team, but I would be just as critical of the NCAA if it had happened to any other team in the winner's bracket. Just a stupid decision by the NCAA.

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Be careful about saying good things about your AD. A&M might come after him next. They need someone else

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Haha. Y'all can keep Chavis, but don't take Alleva from us.

The Chief's defenses always look great early in the season, but as soon as you need him to hold onto a lead late in the game against any good team, you might as well mark it down as a loss. We called him "3rd and Chavis" for a reason. Great at run defense, terrible at pass defense, especially when he gets conservative with his prevent formation.

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Were y'all not consistently top 5 or 10 in third down defense nationally?

Sorry. I guess this is the baseball board. My bad.

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I'm sorry. Your webbed prehensile fins don't type well, your gills make weird sucking sounds and corn dogs.

I cannot imagine a better baseball tailgate party than ULL and LSU. Tillman Ferttita might charter buses to the parking lot, turn people loose to wander and eat and call it his newest franchise, all for $50 each.

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Not sure what you're trying to say there, but I'm not talking about rest for the super regional. They're twenty year-olds in the prime of their lives, and both UL and LSU will have had the exact same amount of rest. It's not an issue.

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You know that's a sin to call that institution in Laughayette that keeps changing its name, UL. I personally like their name from the late 1800's Southwestern Louisiana Institute of Liberal & Technical Learning Seminary.

Tiger Roar and Tiger Droppings are having a lot smack talk already, but since Tiger Roar is a paid site, the University of Slow Learner fans, don't go there, but they are making themselves known on the Tiger Droppings board while almost no LSU fans have posted on the USL site.

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I'm sorry. Your webbed prehensile fins don't type well, your gills make weird sucking sounds and corn dogs.

I cannot imagine a better baseball tailgate party than ULL and LSU. Tillman Ferttita might charter buses to the parking lot, turn people loose to wander and eat and call it his newest franchise, all for $50 each.

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Not sure what you're trying to say there, but I'm not talking about rest for the super regional. They're twenty year-olds in the prime of their lives, and both UL and LSU will have had the exact same amount of rest. It's not an issue.

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You know that's a sin to call that institution in Laughayette that keeps changing its name, UL. I personally like their name from the late 1800's Southwestern Louisiana Institute of Liberal & Technical Learning Seminary.

Tiger Roar and Tiger Droppings are having a lot smack talk already, but since Tiger Roar is a paid site, the University of Slow Learner fans, don't go there, but they are making themselves known on the Tiger Droppings board while almost no LSU fans have posted on the USL site.

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I know a lot of LSU fans have never acknowledged UL Lafayette as the "University of Louisiana", and to be fair, that claim is quite laughable when they called themselves USL just 20 years ago. (For you Texans, that would be the equivalent of UT Arlington calling themselves the "real University of Texas" or Texas A&M-Corpus Christi calling themselves the "real Texas A&M".) But I've never really cared. Besides, UL is a lot easier to type than Louisiana-Lafayette. All ULL fans root for LSU when LSU isn't playing ULL. We have no true rival anymore, now that Tulane can't compete with us athletically like they could in previous decades. We don't even play them in football anymore, and that was an annual game for the better part of 70 years.

I've always said that the LSU-ULL rivalry will die down as soon as Robichaux retires and the Cajuns no longer have a consistently strong baseball program. Remember ten years ago in 2005 when LSU and Tulane were two of the best teams in the country and the games were very intense? Now that Tulane is back down to their usual level of being decent, but not great, no one really cares about LSU-Tulane games anymore. They are just like any other non-conference games. The same thing will eventually happen to LSU-ULL games. Not this weekend, though. The Box will be nuts.

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Be careful about saying good things about your AD. A&M might come after him next. They need someone else

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Haha. Y'all can keep Chavis, but don't take Alleva from us.

The Chief's defenses always look great early in the season, but as soon as you need him to hold onto a lead late in the game against any good team, you might as well mark it down as a loss. We called him "3rd and Chavis" for a reason. Great at run defense, terrible at pass defense, especially when he gets conservative with his prevent formation.

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That's why we have a Kevin Sumlin offense to complement it. Hard to blow leads when your offense scores every time it touches the ball.

Also, Kevin Sumlin clock management >>>> Les Miles clock "management".

You guys find anyone who can throw a forward pass yet?

I will always refer to them as USL. I can't get my mind around Oo-La-La

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It's harder to hold a lead when your offense can't score.

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Seriously. LSU loses a game 17-13 and blames it on the defense. Good times.

Your defense was #3 in the nation in scoring defense and #74 in scoring offense.

Eh, just another whiny coonass.

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I will always refer to them as USL. I can't get my mind around Oo-La-La

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Most LSU fans do't want him either. Not sure why anyone would try and take him from LSU though i wish they would.

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Be careful about saying good things about your AD. A&M might come after him next. They need someone else

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Haha. Y'all can keep Chavis, but don't take Alleva from us.

The Chief's defenses always look great early in the season, but as soon as you need him to hold onto a lead late in the game against any good team, you might as well mark it down as a loss. We called him "3rd and Chavis" for a reason. Great at run defense, terrible at pass defense, especially when he gets conservative with his prevent formation.

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Yeah - you are way better off with a guy that gave up 70 in a bowl game the last time he was DC.

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NCAA screwed LSU and their AD had the cajones to speak up. Good for him.

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Nothing compared to what MLB did to the Rangers by needlessly postponing game 7 just so Carpenter could pitch.