Good article. And I tend to forget that this year's team lost Faulk, Williford, Hurst, Blue, TM7, Tahj Jones, Kwon Alexander (though he might play on Friday?) and Muncie, and is starting a first year QB. The chance to be 10-2 is fairly impressive. Even more impressive (or frustrating) to think that 11-1, the SECCG and a chance for the BCSCG were all in LSU's control had the 'bama game swung the Tigers' way. (But that's a topic for a different thread.)
