15-0 baby. 15-0.
And which other ranked team has had to face the might of Austin Peay and David Lipscombe?
Anyway, y’all need us in the SEC. We actually graduate players. With degrees and all.
15-0 baby. 15-0.
And which other ranked team has had to face the might of Austin Peay and David Lipscombe?
Anyway, y’all need us in the SEC. We actually graduate players. With degrees and all.
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And which other ranked team has had to face the might of Austin Peay and David Lipscombe?
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I kid Vanderbilt. I kid because I love.
BTW, I give Austin Peay credit for having the greatest student chant in sports: “Let’s go Peay! Let’s go Peay!”
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I have no problem with this list except for Michigan. How do they fit the bill of “storied program”? Most wins? Highest winning percentage? How about a 19-20 bowl record and tied for ninth on the National Championship list (with one of those being disputed)?
You’d have been better off putting OSU or Nebraska in that slot.
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I just think that Michigan’s history puts in there, after all they have the most wins and highest winning percentage of any D-1 team and as Wikipedia points out they were the school that really pulled the sport out from the Northeast into a more national prominence.
Plus we actually have 11 national championships[sub]From a certain point of view[/sub]
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Robiskie is a Junior, and I don’t think he is going to be picked high enough to justify leaving early. He might, but I don’t see it happening. Wells is a sophomore, and will certainly be back next year.
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Adarius Bowman and Dantrell Savage, And the guy who started the year at QB Bobby Reid… ![]()
The world doesn’t revolve around the Big Televen, it’s all about the
range Power!
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USC would stomp lsu.
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Based on what? Look at the AP’s top 25 and scroll down the list looking for teams LSU has beaten and teams that USC has beaten. LSU is 5-0 before you reach USC’s highest ranked victory:
#5 OSU
#9 VT
#12 Tenn
#13 Florida
#15 Auburn
#16 ASU is USC’s biggest loss (I think they got too much credit for playing nobody all season before starting to lose late)
#20 Illinois
#25 Oregon State
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I kid Vanderbilt. I kid because I love.
BTW, I give Austin Peay credit for having the greatest student chant in sports: “Let’s go Peay! Let’s go Peay!”
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When can we start mocking Big 10 basketball?
16-0!
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When can we start mocking Big 10 basketball?
16-0!
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I’m assuming that the only times LSU has played in the Superdome is their appearances in the Sugar Bowl. That’s a bit of a shaky assumption, but hey. Their record in that is as follows:
2007: LSU 41 Notre Dame 14
2004: LSU 21 Oklahoma 14
2002: LSU 47 Illinois 34
Big jump - no appearances
1987: Nebraska 30 LSU 15
1985: Nebraska 28 LSU 10
Another big jump to a 1968 win over Wyoming. But there was no Superdome then.
They haven’t played in the Dome that much. It’s a meaningless statistic.
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I don’t agree that its meaningless, but that’s neither here nor there. For information’s sake, LSU has a 13-4 all-time record at the Superdome, including a 4-2 mark in bowl games as already noted. LSU’s record against Tulane in the dome is 9-2.
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I don my ACC hat for that endeavor.
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You certainly can’t blame my alma mater for that. Hopefully Izzo’s boys will trounce any foe in the NCAA, be they SEC or be they ACC.