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with LSU as their sole measuring stick.
wesfAU Registered User Posts: 543 Re: Who else is glad that we are playing LSU early once agai -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Me. 1gaino Registered User Posts: 177 (3/16/04 5:30:12 pm ) Reply Re: Who else is glad that we are playing LSU early once agai -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- And Me. Our schedule is hugely favorable overall. LeeMan101 Registered User Posts: 623 (3/16/04 5:32:58 pm ) Reply Re: Who else is glad that we are playing LSU early once agai -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- count me in...... gotigers23 Registered User Posts: 17 (3/16/04 9:20:38 pm ) Reply Re: Who else is glad that we are playing LSU early once agai -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MURPH- GREAT POST! agree with everything! i think early game plus being at jordan-hare sings SOME things the AU way! AUBIEFORPREZ Registered User Posts: 149 (3/16/04 10:25:05 pm ) Reply Re: Who else is glad that we are playing LSU early once agai -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It will be interesting to see the way our team improves throughout the season.......follow me on this......... its normal to start out slow, then get better every week. Just working out the rust. Thats what I thought would happen in 2003 after USC, then told myself again the week after. We had a tough schedule, but I'll just go ahead and say it, we had a crappy year, especially considering the talent we had. I wont rant on my reasons, b/c most of you have read them in many of my posts. LSU will be our first major test in my book, and we will have plenty of chances to work out the kinks in some easy games. It will get the team hyped enough to play well, and memories of last year will be great motivation. Thanks for that post Murph, we have had some wonderful games with them over the years. I cant wait to take it to the corndogs this fall. SiriusGlass Registered User Posts: 1103 (3/16/04 11:19:27 pm ) Reply Re: Who else is glad that we are playing LSU early once agai -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I`m very pleased about the schedule. WDE!!! enjoy every sandwich AUtigerinMS Registered User Posts: 371 (3/17/04 12:02:04 am ) Reply Re: Who else is glad that we are playing LSU early once agai -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- count me in the positive column!!! dunnCat78 Registered User Posts: 1104 (3/17/04 12:52:54 am ) Reply Re: Who else is glad that we are playing LSU early once agai -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- hopefully it will be a nite game....it seems like as of late lsu gets our game at tiger stadium at nite and we are stuck with JP at our home game TigerWar Registered User Posts: 488 (3/17/04 1:38:12 am ) Reply -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dude, that was a great post. Brought back a lot of AUsome memories. Hell, the corndogs could even enjoy that post. Damn man, do you have a photographic memory? Hey Dunn, no way this game is on JP. LSU will be in the top 5 possibly, and Auburn will be in the top 15. You'll see this one at 2:30 on CBS. I, like you, wishes it was a night game. The Man...The Myth...The Legend... aumurph Registered User Posts: 208 (3/17/04 6:50:22 am ) Reply Re: Who else is glad that we are playing LSU early once agai -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yeah, I tend to remember many details when it comes to football. Maybe I'll do another one sometime in the future. cadillacattack Registered User Posts: 1388 (3/17/04 7:21:07 am ) Reply Re: Who else is glad that we are playing LSU early once agai -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Great post Murph. I've always loved the fact that many of our matchups against LSU have unusual names associated with them, and most serious AU fans know exactly what you're speaking of when you mention them...... Earthquake game, Barn Burner, Interception game, the Cigar game, and so forth. It's been a good series in recent memory. Given the pure hatred that many LSU fans have for Auburn, it's a wonder that it's not a bigger rivalry game, and maybe one day it will be. But right now, I'd rank them behind Bama, UGA, and UF.... but hey, things change. "Illegitimus non Carborundum" bammanm Registered User Posts: 107 (3/17/04 7:44:48 am ) Reply -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Great post indeed. About the 92 game. It was a cloudy, grey day for the entire game. Just as etheridge came on to the field to attempt the final FG, the clouds opened up over the stadium and we got to celebrate that victory basking in the sunshine. AUhank Registered User Posts: 1632 (3/17/04 7:45:46 am ) Reply Anytime, anyplace.... LSU has what we want!..... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I don't care for LSU fans, but they are National Champs and their team is the team to beat. The sooner we play them, the sooner we will know just how good AU "can" be next year. AUtiger87 Registered User Posts: 67 (3/17/04 8:07:36 am ) Reply -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IMO playing them early will benefit us greatly because of the new offense. For the first 2 games (La. Monroe & MSU) we shouldn't have to show everything to get the W. Meanwhile we get som much needed experience with the new O. LSU on the other hand will be trying to tweak their same O and possibly D with new personel. They will not have had much opportunity to scout our O since it is so new and specific to OUR personel. And remember, even when they watch game film of our first 2 games, it will not show everything. AU wins by 10! notallthatwonderRlost Registered User Posts: 914 (3/17/04 8:15:35 am ) Reply Re: Who else is glad that we are playing LSU early once agai -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Great post, aumurph. I like playing the corndogs early also. Gives you more time to clean up the smell. tigertanger03 Registered User Posts: 385 (3/17/04 8:16:43 am ) Reply Re: Who else is glad that we are playing LSU early once agai -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It will be the best defense we play all year. I hope we can get all the kinks worked out in the first two games. Damn it's good to have to patsies(like everyone else) the first two games. TigerB8r Registered User Posts: 8 Reply -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I agree. It will set the stage for a great SEC run for either team by having this game early. However, the LSU passing game may be evolving early in the season. Senior QB Marcus Randall has little actual game experience and the two freshmen QB's have none at all. Still, one is a Parade All-American and could emerge early. LSU has talented depth at wide reciever, but they are very green. I think the quarterback/receiver chemistry that LSU has enjoyed recently will take some time to develop again. The LSU running game will have to control the ball and the stout defense must continue to hold opponents to low scores. Else, LSU will have a tough season with road games at Auburn, Georgia, and Florida. Playing LSU in September is an advantage to Auburn . . . but its not going to be an automatic win. |
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What are those guys smoking???
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I just figure they would like to get a loss early rather than later.
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Maybe they smokin them Alabama click em weeds
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The real question may be why dheadtiger chooses to copy partial posts rather than the whole thread? Whassamatter dhead? Having trouble getting folks riled up if you actually post within the context of the original thread? Or maybe you just think that the people on this board can't make up their own minds if you show them the whole picture? That's right, you just keep spooning out that dogfood, moron.
BTW - what name do you post under on ITAT? 'Cause you certainly haven't shown the courage or sensibility that most of your fellow posters here have demonstrated when visiting there..........
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What do you mean what are we smoking?? I didnt read anything in those posts that sounded over-the-top. All sounded pretty level headed to me, nobody really sounded like they were jumping the gun and already predicting a win. And I read essentially the same thread over at WEN earlier today where some of you guys were even over there commenting on the game being earlier again this year and the pros/cons that come along with it being early. Im glad its an early game, its a great way to open SEC play. If that kind of talk means Im smoking something, then by all means pass me some more.
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He doesnt post over there cadillac, thats merely where he gets his ammo from. Isnt that right dhead?
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maybe he works in the Pretzel Factory.....since he's so god at twisting things around .....
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Sounds to me like you two need to get a room.
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Sorry, I missed the one guy. And I completely ignore the corndog crap. I know where it came from but its stupid, so I ignore it. And the LSU guys that post over at WEN joke about the whole corndog thing, so I didnt think that it was still such a "touchy" issue. Trust me Ive seen AU fans called worse than a corndog over here. 30 something year old men still calling each other corndogs and all manner of other things is rather humorous to me.
I was commenting on the general feel of the ENTIRE thread that dhead posted, not just one or two random comments made. Statistics certainly wasnt my favorite class, but I learned enough to know that there will always be one or two in a crowd. ![]() WAR DAMN EAGLE!! |
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I just don't think that Auburn will have that good of a team. They showed me nothing last year, and you guys lost plenty off of that defense of yours. I have no reason to believe that Campbell will develop into a good quarterback and I feel that once your running offense becomes grounded by a good D like ours, you have no shot.
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Here was the original post that led to some of the content posted by dhead. There are probably some fond memories for fans of both teams here, but of course, that wasn't pointed out by someone whose intent is to skew the opinion of others.
Who else is glad that we are playing LSU early once again??? - by aumurph -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is not at all intended to say that I think we have a better chance to beat them earlier in the season... This is actually meant just as a fact that for a while from 92-00, we always played them within the first 4-5 games of the season, and it was almost always a great early season game (it used to be the same weekend as UT-UF, UA-Ark). It was a "measuring stick" game, if you will. It just seems like the appropriate time to be playing them. There were some great games (in general, and for AU). For example... 1992 - AU was up 27-7, and then a Frosh QB named Jamie Howard stepped in for LSU and promptly drove them down the field for three TD's to give them the lead late, 28-27. AU got the ball back, and drove down the field, and with a last second field goal attempt, Scott Etheridge kicked one through to win the game for the Auburn Tigers, 30-28. 1993 - The final score was 34-10, but two stories mean more than the game... Stan White broke the Career Passing leader mark in that game, and it was also the first time since 1939 that AU had won in Baton Rouge. 1994 - The Interception Game... Riding a 14 game winning streak, Auburn was looking to demolish LSU that day, and that didn't happen. When it looked like we could do nothing offensively (3 points) our D stepped up. Chris Shelling recovered a fumble in the endzone for our only TD in the first half, but then the Fourth Quarter began. LSU was up 23-9 when Jamie Howard dropped back and threw a perfect strike... to Auburn Safety Ken Alvis, who promptly returned it to three yard line, had his legs cut out from underneath him, and crawled into the endzone for a TD 23-16, LSU. The next series Howard went over the middle again, and found Auburn Nickle Back Fred Smith, who also took it down the sideline and dove in for the TD, 23-23. LSU didn't quit, and drove down inside the AU 5 yard line, but was held to a FG, 26-23, LSU. Auburn, tired of a stagnant offense, had tried a young QB named Dameyune Craig, and this worked as well as every other offensive idea that day, so Auburn punted. LSU, facing a 3rd down, decided they were not going to sit on their butts, and decided to throw for it (ooops!). Auburn LB Anthony Harris tipped the ball, and Auburn saftey Brian Robinson picked it off and ran down the same sideline as Smith had about 5 minutes beforehand. TD Auburn 30-26. LSU still didn't quit, and drove down again. Brian Robinson picked another one over the middle, but coughed it back up to LSU. LSU, with their newfound breath, tried a heave down the left sideline, but Chris Shelling leaped into the air and picked off the 5th pass of the 4th quarter. He crumpled to the ground with the ball - his legs had cramped up - but it didn't matter. The Auburn Offense marched onto the field for the sweetest play in college football, taking a knee. Final 30-26, Auburn. 1995 - The Magic is Back (and phantom whistle) Auburn was a preseason top 5 team, and LSU was just looking for respect. In a defensive battle, Auburn managed 2 FG's, as the defense repelled LSU from the endzone time and time again (Dell McGee's pick and return from the 1 yard line). LSU had scored a lucky safety early as a fan in the crowd had blown a whistle when Auburn was inside their own 5 yard line. Nix stopped, and the LSU defensive end slammed him to the turf. Confusion ensued, but LSU got 2 points, and the ball. Auburn drove late in the game, down 12-6, and was deep in LSU territory with little left on the clock. On 4th down, Nix threw for the corner of the endzone, and it was picked off by LSU. Final, 12-6 LSU. 1996 - The Barn Burner. Auburn had not scored an offensive TD against LSU since 1993, and early on, it didn't look good again. During the 2nd quarter, the old Barn (then used for Gymnastics) next to the stadium caught fire and the flames were so high, they could be seen from inside the stadium. It was a back and forth defensive battle, and poor special teams plays hurt Auburn. Auburn missed three field goals that night. Also, on one series, the Auburn defense held LSU to 4th and 8 and a FG attempt, which sailed wide, but there was a flag on the play - offsides, Auburn. 4th and 3, LSU lines up for another FG, this time it's good, but another flag - offsides Auburn. 1st and 10 LSU - They took it in for a TD. Craig gets knocked out of the game, and in comes... Jon Cooley. His play was sporadic, but late in the game he threw a pass down the right sideline for a TD to make the game 17-15 LSU. Any one of the missed FG's would have put Auburn in the lead, but we had to go for 2. It was picked off and returned all the way for 2 points for LSU, 19-15 LSU. Auburn recovered the onside kick and drove deep into LSU territory again. If the 2 pt conversion had not been picked and returned, a FG attempt would have won it, but that was not the case. Cooley tried to throw for the score, but it, too was picked off to seal the game for LSU (a pick ended the AU-LSU games for 3 years in a row). 1997 - Cecil the Diesel steals the show, but not the game. In a game that defied conventional wisdom, LSU racked up rushing yardage hand over fist, but came away with an L. The Dameyune Craig lead Auburn squad went up 14 early, but the bruising running of Collins brought LSU back, and put LSU up 21-14. Late in the game, with LSU holding a 28-24 lead, and gaining at least 6 yards every time they ran the ball, decided on a 3rd and 4 to try a pass. Herb Tyler was stopped for a 1 yard loss when he tried to scramble on the bootleg. LSU punted and Auburn got the ball on their own 20 with about 3:00 remaining. Craig, with the reliable hands of Hicks Poor, drove down the field and got inside the LSU 5. Rusty Williams, following a Fred Beasley block took it in on two runs with 30 seconds remaining. 31-28 Auburn. LSU got the ball with good field position, and with a couple of plays got in range for a 50+ yard field goal, which was blocked as time expired. Final 31-28 Auburn. Interesting stats - Collins ran for 232 yards that night, and his back-up, Rondell Mealey ran for another 130+ yards as well, but somehow Auburn won behind Dameyune's 300+ yards passing. 1998 - Not a big game, and was actually played between an eventual 4-7 LSU team, and a 3-8 Auburn team. AU put themselves into a hole early, and never really recovered. On the first play, Ben Leard threw a pick that was returned for a TD. On Auburn's next series, Michael Burks fumbled while trying to switch the ball in his hands. LSU recovered and drove in for another TD. Final 31-19, LSU 1999 - When it rains, it pours. (Cigar Game) In what could only be called an onslaught, Auburn drummed LSU 41-7. Highlights of the game included a fake field goal for a TD, and Ronnie Daniel's catch - run - hit - fumble - and recovery of the ball after three LSU defenders had a shot at it for the Auburn TD. To make things sweeter, Alabama lost to La. Tech that same day. 2000 - The Kick Return Auburn held the upper hand for most of the game, but LSU made it interesting when they scored on a long heave to Josh Reed to make the score 20-17, Auburn. But Tim Carter took care of that. On the ensuing kick, Tim returned it all the way to put Auburn back into a commanding 27-17 lead. Auburn scored late to make the final 34-17. 2001 - Postponed (Semi-finals of SEC tourney) Because of 9/11, the Auburn-LSU game was postponed until after the Iron Bowl. The winner of the game was guaranteed the SEC west title (UF and UT were playing the same night with same at stake). LSU, sparked by a pre-game flag, started the game with an onsides kick, and recovered it. It was all downhill from there. LSU scored, and with a suffocating D, held Auburn's offense in check except for a long bomb down the right sideline to Tim Carter, and a late, insignificant TD. Final 27-14 LSU 2002 - A$$whippun Part 1 In a game of one-sided dominance, Auburn defeated 9th ranked (and #1 defense) LSU 31-7. Highlights included Karlos Dansby leaping in the air to bat a pass (about two yards from the QB), and coming down with a surprise pick. He also picked off a screen pass, and retuned in 60+ yards down to the 9 yard line. Final 31-7 Auburn. 2003 - A$$whippun Part 2 In a game of one-sided dominance, LSU defeated Auburn (with 2 consecutive wins against top 10 teams) 31-7. Highlights include...not letting LSU score more? Final 31-7 LSU. OK, this wound up being a lot longer than I intended, but was fun to write. (notice all games that occurred later in the season - 02, 03 - were blowouts) Now, I'm not saying that the timing of the games made them blowouts, but the game belongs early in the season, and I'm damn glad to see it there.
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Thanks for posting the original caddyattack. I enjoyed reading that, especially the 2003 game's highlights "not letting LSU score more"
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I can understand your point of view, but thats why you bleed purple and gold and I bleed blue and orange. We did lose some key players on defense, and Im interested in seeing how the new guys stepping up will perform. As for the offense, Im REALLY excited to see this new offense theyve been working on with the new OC. I cant tell you that itll work and be the best offense in the SEC and you cant tell me that it wont work and we wont score a point all season, we wont know until we can see it for ourselves once the season starts. But from all Ive read about Spring training it sounds like its coming along, and Ill be excited to see it in action.
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yes, you are correct, and for that I apologize.
But I believe in playing it straight, and letting the chips falling where they may..... and I have little respect for those who don't. If you must resort to inuendo, mistruths, and a tabloid-style play with words, then you must have a pretty weak point to make in the first place. And let me remind you, this is not the first such post of this nature by you dheadtiger.
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[QUOTE=cadillacattack]Here was the original post that led to some of the content posted by dhead.
OK, this wound up being a lot longer than I intended, but was fun to write. QUOTE] What a DOLT, that's exactly why I never copied the whole thread. I wanted them to read the responses, we all know about those games. Your wasting bandwidth caddy. |
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Alright guys, I don't want to move this to Smack.
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You are exactly right once again. I don't know if you would call it ammo. How you say it, that would be a tad much. I have never seen someone get as irate as caddy does over an internet message board. WOW! He is so worried I will post some of the negative LSU threads he starts on his forum, he starts callin me names. Anyway your post here is correct. |
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Oh this little Villian gal is having a great week, we get A-Day and our AD to resign all in one week.
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I, personnaly didn't find the first (or last) part of that thread offending. The corndog thing was just rediculous and the "Auburn by 10" thing was just a guy prediciting a W for his team. The second (or first) part of it was cool. I enjoyed reading it. Thanks.
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Even the Auburn folks think he's ridiculous. He flashes from board to board to board. Dufus, BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA His own people are jumpin his A$$! weaglejohn Registered User Posts: 1345 (3/18/04 12:00:33 am ) Reply Why? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do people like cadillacattack keep repeating the same tired questions over and over and over and over again? Why do they complain about AU dirty laundry in public but continue to dump AU's dirty laundry on public message boards? When, oh when will this dead horse finally be beaten enough? |
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