| 2011 LSU Tigers Football Schedule Current Record: 11-0, 7-0 (SEC) | ||||
| Date | Opponent | Time/TV | ||
| Saturday 09/03/11 |  | Oregon Ducks Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, TX | Won 40-27 | |
| Saturday 09/10/11 |  | Northwestern State Demons Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge, LA | Won 49-3 | |
| Thursday 09/15/11 |  | at Mississippi State Bulldogs Davis Wade Stadium, Starkville, MS | Won 19-6 | |
| Saturday 09/24/11 |  | at West Virginia Mountaineers Mountaineer Field, Morgantown, WV | Won 47-21 | |
| Saturday 10/01/11 |  | Kentucky Wildcats Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge, LA | Won 35-7 | |
| Saturday 10/08/11 |  | Florida Gators Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge, LA | Won 41-11 | |
| Saturday 10/15/11 |  | at Tennessee Volunteers Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, TN | Won 38-7 | |
| Saturday 10/22/11 |  | Auburn Tigers Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge, LA | Won 45-10 | |
| Saturday 10/29/11 | --- | Open Date | --- | |
| Saturday 11/05/11 |  | at Alabama Crimson Tide Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL | Won 9-6 | |
| Saturday 11/12/11 |  | Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge, LA | Won 42-9 | |
| Saturday 11/19/11 |  | at Ole Miss Rebels Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, MS | Won 52-3 | |
| Friday 11/25/11 |  | Arkansas Razorbacks Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge, LA | Won 41-17 | |
| Saturday 12/03/11 |  | SEC Championship Game Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA | Won 42-10 | |
Saturday, December 3, 2011
LSU 13-0, On to New Orleans
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Looks like LSU opened up a can of Whoop Ass on all opponents except Mississippi State and Alabama.
ReplyDeleteGreat job by our Louisiana boys. Now on to the Nat'l Championship!
ReplyDeleteI really don't think anyone can play LSU any better than Alabama. Problem is I really don't care to see a rematch. Also I hope everyone gets off Les Miles' back now. I think he has proven he is a better coach than Nick Saban.
ReplyDeleteI guess my La Tech Bulldogs can't get any love for winning the WAC Championship. I guess it's all about the convicts at LSU.
ReplyDeleteI wore my LA Tech sweatshirt purposefully and proudly today.
ReplyDeleteLes Miles has proven he is a great coach. The LSU-ALA game proved that. I will always believe Saban choked in that one. But Miles treatment of Jarrett Lee has, and continues to be, horrible. Lee led Tigers to first 8 victories. He's shown class in every situation. As commentator said during tonight's game, "Lee is LSU most valuable player." Without Lee, LSU wouldn't be where it is. But Miles leaves Lee on sideline. I'll support LSU Tigers, but wouldn't stand in line to spit on Les Miles! Like my 'ol grandpappy always said, "don't furgit the one who brung you to the dance!"
ReplyDeleteAnon @ 10:33, I am extremely proud of the Bulldogs. Good on 'em big time, and I hope they continue to do us proud.
ReplyDeleteMr. SGIS, I really thought that MS State would be our toughest game outside of 'Bama. They did not disappoint me on that one.
Anon @ 12:37, we don't know the whole story on that one yet. I'm holding my judgment until we see how things play out. Les Miles is not the type of guy to humiliate a player. I just don't think we know the whole story on it yet, and that Les has proven over and over that he gives a damn about his players.
I choose to believe (at this point) that Les had his reasons.
Could be wrong.
Regardless, I don't think that anyone would have honestly thought that we'd end up 13-0 when the season started. I didn't. I was hoping for an 11-2, and expecting a 10-3.
Major congrats to The Tigers!
I was listening to the radio this morning and they were talkng about Tyrann Mathieu being a candidate for the Hiesman Trophy. The said it wouldn't matter if he won it or not. He would go up on the stage and take it away from the recipient, because the "Honey Badger" takes what he wants.
ReplyDeleteHoney Badger don't give a sh**.
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