Miles of Haters

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  1. roynav

    roynav free your mind

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    Dude, The Matrix is the best movie of all time.
     
  2. BAY0U BENGAL

    BAY0U BENGAL I'm a Chinese Bandit

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    I guess opinions are important
     
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    You must have not seen very many movies.
     
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    TigerFan23 USMC Tiger

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    I never had a desire to all season to get rid of my Lesticles!

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  6. roynav

    roynav free your mind

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    If Miles had replaced Archer, would there be all this constant criticism? If he'd replaced Dinardo? Replaced Hallman? I think not. Lets see, one of the best 5 year winning percentages in LSU history. Best bowl game winning percentage in LSU history. Best BCS record in college football. Yet so much bitch bitch bitching.
     
  7. Crip*TEAM KATT

    Crip*TEAM KATT As Wild As We Wanna Be

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    thats all great but if you cant win in the confrence that other stuff means jack
     
  8. stevescookin

    stevescookin Certified Who Dat

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    Not a bad post, TC.

    As far as a player that has improved...I nominate Jordan Jefferson to the list. At the beginning of the season, he looked like he was so afraid to throw an interception, that he held the ball too long, dropped back too far, etc.

    By the Alabama game, he was zipping the ball pretty good there. By Ole Miss, he was throwing the ball hard into tight coverages successfully. I think Lafell dropped some because he was surprised the ball was even there. I noticed the same thing against Arkansas. He was really zipping it successfully into tight coverages.

    Did anyone else notice that? I don't watch the games analytically...I follow the ball, cheer and hope. But now, I'm left with the impression that he'll be something special the next couple of years.
     
  9. Chase4LSU

    Chase4LSU Waiting on Mettenberger

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    He did have confidence in himself and his receivers as the year went on. His numbers might not have been great, but neither were Flynn's in the :crystal: season (averaged anywhere from 156-180 yards a game) but JJ's leadership ability is growing also. I think his difficulties will be smoothed out for the bowl game, and he should play very well come next season. After that, hope he stays for his senior year:geaux:
     
  10. BAY0U BENGAL

    BAY0U BENGAL I'm a Chinese Bandit

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    You could tell because he wasn't trying to be the hero and do it all himself by then. Those first few games, he had happy feet and looked like he was too afraid that he'd end up like Lee.
     

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