Congratulations Alabama

Jordan Jefferson, don't let the door hit you on the way out. 
Hopefully with Mettenberger and Kiel next year LSU will have an offense.

LSU 13-0, On to New Orleans

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

LSU 12-0, but I've changed my mind about one thing

What a game.  LSU just won't be beaten this year.
Second to LSU, I have always liked the Razorbacks, and I have really liked Bobby Petrino as their coach.
After this incident today, I have changed my mind.  As I so eloquently noted in the comments on Andy's blog, he is a poor loser and an asshole to boot (pardon the pun).
He was upset because LSU kicked a field goal when they were already up 39-17.  The reason Les wanted it, of course, was that Alabama beat Arkansas by 24 points, and by going 41-17 so did LSU.
This was Petrino's reaction.

LSU makes offer to Haughton QB Dak Prescott

Haughton quarterback Dak Prescott visited with LSU head coach Les Miles in Haughton today, and was offered a scholarship. Prescott had made a verbal commitment to Mississippi State earlier this year, but has not officially signed with the school.
According to The Times, Haughton head coach Rodney Guin said “He wants to play quarterback, and they offered him as a quarterback.”
Mississippi State was the first SEC team to make Prescott an offer. LSU is also having talks with former Georgia quarterback Zach Mettenberger.
How great would it be to see a Bossier Parish QB leading LSU within a couple of years?

LSU does it

LSU proved that they can defend their turf against the best of the best.  LSU 24-Alabama 21.

What a great game!

And more Pictures from Tiger Stadium on this momentous occassion, compliments of Sage Allen.

Witness the Wonder

Saw this one on Sage Allen's Facebook page.
UPDATE Saturday morning:  Stole two more from Sage's Facebook page.  Sage is one of BCPD's finest.

The Mad Hatter? I'll stick with him.

SEC Standings

EAST	CONF	OVERALL
South Carolina	2-1	4-1
Florida	2-2	4-2
Vanderbilt	1-1	2-3
Georgia	1-3	2-4
Kentucky	0-3	3-3
Tennessee	0-3	2-4
WEST	CONF	OVERALL
* - LSU	4-0	6-0
* - Auburn	3-0	6-0
Alabama	2-1	5-1
Arkansas	1-1	4-1
Mississippi	1-1	3-2
Mississippi State	1-2	4-2

Lucky Les, how does he do it?

From The Hayride

Tigers Play & Election Day - Louisiana Sports in Full Swing

The Tennessee Volunteers come to Tiger Stadium and it's election day to boot.

Labor Day in Louisiana

Means the start of LSU and New Orleans Saints football.  Saturday's game against NC was a squeaker, LSU style, but they got the win.
The Saints will open Thursday night against the Vikings.
For your enjoyment, the LSU Golden Band from Tigerland performing before the BCS Championship game in New Orleans - you know, the last one that we one.
They are at the Jackson Brewery.  For you younger folks who don't remember Jax Beer, and especially for the oldies who do remember, the classic Kangaroo commercial.

ESPN announces SEC Network

ESPN Regional Television, the new over-the-air syndication home for Southeastern Conference programming, and the SEC announced today a regionally syndicated college sports package that will air in more than 73 television markets, along with the branding of the syndication package as the SEC Network – all part of the groundbreaking 15-year agreement between ESPN, Inc., and the SEC.
Within the nine-state SEC footprint, the SEC Network will be delivered in markets by the local over-the-air carrier of SEC events. In markets outside the SEC footprint, the syndicated programming will air on either local, over-the-air television stations or regional sports cable networks.

Story here

LSU Headed to Omaha

LSU heads to Omaha where their first challenge will be the winner of the Virginia - Ole Miss matchup tomorrow.

Go over to LSU Sports and get full coverage including video.

Have you checked out Hulu dot com yet?

LSU Football 2008

Amazing College Baseball: LSU Beats Rice in Bottom of the Ninth

Geaux Tigers!

Hey! Fightin' Tigers! Fight all the way!
Hey! Fightin' Tigers! Win the game today!
You've got the know-how, You're doin' fine
Hang on the the ball as you hit the wall
And smash right through the line.
You've got to go for a touchdown
Run up the score!
Make Mike the Tiger stand right up and roar.
Give it all of your might as you fight tonight,
And keep the goal in view, Victory for LSU!!