GLENN GUILBEAU: Bass putting Lloreda's nightmare to bed | TigerFan.com

cajdav1 · Jan 31, 2005

On Saturday in a 69-62 victory over No. 22 Mississippi State, Bass became Lloreda with a little more flash and fluidity.

While fellow power forward Glen Davis struggled to just three points on 1-of-7 shooting while in foul trouble, Bass could not be stopped against one of the better front lines in the Southeastern Conference. He hit 4 of 6 field goals in the first half for nine points with five rebounds, then hit another 7 of 8 field goals in the second half to finish with 26 points and 11 rebounds. He scored 12 of LSU's final 17 points.

Bass, who is known to have lapses defensively, also helped keep State power forward Lawrence Roberts in check. Roberts finished with 15 points and 12 rebounds after coming in leading the SEC in scoring with 18.8 a game and in rebounding with 11.3 a game.
Click to expand...

A pretty good article.

Link

Goodlifetiger · Jan 31, 2005

Bass did look good. It was a great game. But for some reason I just can't wait for the Tigers to get the Hogs again. I just sleep better after burning some pork.

bigbully · Jan 31, 2005

cajdav1 said:

A pretty good article.

Link
Click to expand...

Roberts' stats are a little misleading tooo - 9 of his 15 were at the free throw line.

gumborue · Jan 31, 2005

here's jaime

Houma Tiger · Jan 31, 2005

I really thought Jaime would be in the NBA. I wanted to see him play Ron Artest.

BB · Jan 31, 2005

Glad to see that LSU was the perfect springboard into basketball obscurity for Lloreda. I thought he was a perfect fit for the NBA with his selfish ways, his bad attitude, and his mean right hook. The Pacers really missed out on this kid - do you know what he could have done to those fans?

kjntiger · Jan 31, 2005

i'm looking forward to the next miss state game i few weeks