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  1. #13

    Default Re: LSU

    Quote Originally Posted by RiverRanchMan View Post
    _ You are right; I should take my own advice and ignore you. However, you like to make note of LSU supporters who are minding UL’s business. Yet, you have a screen name that is intended to get a rise out of LSU people in addition the your continuous juvenile insults. You know exactly what you are doing. It’s kind of like the little punk down the street who wants respect from the older, bigger kids so he continuously kicks them in their shins until they become more than a nuisance. Why don’t you grow up? _
    How about you move to Baton Rouge, and keep yourself occupied on Tigerdroppings. Your screen name suggests you live, work, sleep, eat, raise a family, are completely rooted in Lafayette. Yet all your money goes east. All your support goes east. You come on here waiting for people to trash your school, but wait it isnt, you live in Lafayette. Your the problem. So that begs the question? Why do you live in Lafayette when everything for you points east? Is Lafayette not good enough for you? Does Baton Rouge really make you all tingly in the shorts? Why cant you see, without UL, this great university in Lafayette, your screen name doesnt ____ing exist? Show some sack, support your local university or get the hell out of town!

  2. #14

    Default Re: LSU effect on UL recruiting

    Quote Originally Posted by bballholic View Post
    _ What does any of this have to do with the orginal topic of this thread? I just don't see how 2009 will bring UL_Lafayette any closer to LSU as far as recruiting is concerned. Historically speaking, LSU will never be on the same level as Alabama, USC, Texas, etc. However, that doesn't take away from the fact that LSU boasts a very good program from a historical perspective. Since my birthdate in 1980, both Bama and UT have been credited with one national championship. Ole Miss was a power back in the 50's and 60's but that doesn't have much relevance today. Notre Dame's history is incredibley rich and when is the last time they were relevant? With Les Miles at the helm, you are probably spot on about LSU not challenging for a national title. However, two more years similar to what we witnessed this season and last and Les will be shown the door. LSU obviously has plenty of money to bring in a top flight coach. Not to mention the job is very attractive when you consider top rate facilities and a fertile recruiting state with no significant in-state competition. Bertman went for the cheap hire with Miles and I doubt Alleva will make that same mistake when the time comes.

    LSU's program from an all-time perspective:

    All-time wins- 12th NCAA
    All-time winning pct.- 13th NCAA
    Bowl game appearances- 9th NCAA
    Bowl game wins- 10th NCAA

    There are plenty of BCS programs that would love to have these credentials. _
    But here is the thing about those 2 BCS titles LSU won. The BCS was inventened. If the BCS was not around LSU would have that lone one NC and a half of one in 03. In 2007, no way LSU gets a NC title shot after losing to an unranked team unless its for the BCS title.

    There are two programs right now, that get more press, and will always get more press than LSU. These two teams are Notre Dame and Michigan. These two teams, if they go winless for the next 4 years will always get more press than LSU because they have tradition. LSU's tradition has always been middle of the pack. If they arent winning they arent talking about em. This rise to faux elite status is only because of Nick Saban who now has it cranking in Tuscaloosa. Miles cannot recruit. His recruits look sorry compared to Sabans. I dont see LSU beating Bama anytime soon. And with Houston Nutt in Oxford I dont see LSU beating Ole Miss anytime soon. The faux elite status is fading fast. The rest of the SEC caught up and is doing it better than LSU. This is gonna be a bad bad decade for LSU football. All the fans know it. Out and about in Lafayette last night, no purple and gold out there. These are bandwagon fans, and they are quick to leave and take their money with em.

    We know why the gap exists between UL and LSU dont we? The state wanted only one power and did everything possible to get it. Sure, we may get to a bowl game here and there eventually. But the state limitations on our budget, the LSU controlled Legislature will never allow any other state institution to even sniff LSU. With the economic base UL has we could do it. But the state wont let. So dont beat your chest too hard, the State has given LSU every single opportunity to be a national power, while they have given UL just enough to go 6-6. Soon the RCAF will grow to some high number, and the state will shut it down because god forbid we try and compete with that purple mess. You can throw your rankings around all you want about all time wins etc., every other program ahead of them, did it with a powerful instate rival competing with em. You see why there is so much hate now? LSU doesnt deserve anything they have acheived. They have been gifted everything. You think Texas would love to see A&M with a 10 million dollar budget? Huey Long broke the states back to make LSU something it should have never been. And you want me to throw up my hands and praise them for their accomplishments. ____ that. I hope this clears it up. I hope you finally realize why we hate that purple abomination. Jealousy. Yes. Hatred. Yes. We wouldnt be human if we didnt feel those emotions. But dont throw around all time rankings when you of all people know exactly how they got there.

  3. #15

    Default Re: LSU effect on UL recruiting

    Quote Originally Posted by cajunhawk View Post
    _ LSU's tradition has always been middle of the pack.
    All the numbers cited above rank in the top 11% of college football. If that's "middle of the pack", then I'll take it every time. Thankfully I know quite a few UL alum that don't feel this way about LSU. In fact, I see a lot of them wearing purple and gold in BR on gameday. Likewise, I wear UL colors when I attend a Cajuns sporting event in Lafayette.

  4. #16

    Default Re: LSU effect on UL recruiting

    Quote Originally Posted by cajunhawk View Post
    _ But here is the thing about those 2 BCS titles LSU won. The BCS was inventened. If the BCS was not around LSU would have that lone one NC and a half of one in 03. In 2007, no way LSU gets a NC title shot after losing to an unranked team unless its for the BCS title.

    There are two programs right now, that get more press, and will always get more press than LSU. These two teams are Notre Dame and Michigan. These two teams, if they go winless for the next 4 years will always get more press than LSU because they have tradition. LSU's tradition has always been middle of the pack. If they arent winning they arent talking about em. This rise to faux elite status is only because of Nick Saban who now has it cranking in Tuscaloosa. Miles cannot recruit. His recruits look sorry compared to Sabans. I dont see LSU beating Bama anytime soon. And with Houston Nutt in Oxford I dont see LSU beating Ole Miss anytime soon. The faux elite status is fading fast. The rest of the SEC caught up and is doing it better than LSU. This is gonna be a bad bad decade for LSU football. All the fans know it. Out and about in Lafayette last night, no purple and gold out there. These are bandwagon fans, and they are quick to leave and take their money with em.

    We know why the gap exists between UL and LSU dont we? The state wanted only one power and did everything possible to get it. Sure, we may get to a bowl game here and there eventually. But the state limitations on our budget, the LSU controlled Legislature will never allow any other state institution to even sniff LSU. With the economic base UL has we could do it. But the state wont let. So dont beat your chest too hard, the State has given LSU every single opportunity to be a national power, while they have given UL just enough to go 6-6. Soon the RCAF will grow to some high number, and the state will shut it down because god forbid we try and compete with that purple mess. You can throw your rankings around all you want about all time wins etc., every other program ahead of them, did it with a powerful instate rival competing with em. You see why there is so much hate now? LSU doesnt deserve anything they have acheived. They have been gifted everything. You think Texas would love to see A&M with a 10 million dollar budget? Huey Long broke the states back to make LSU something it should have never been. And you want me to throw up my hands and praise them for their accomplishments. ____ that. I hope this clears it up. I hope you finally realize why we hate that purple abomination. Jealousy. Yes. Hatred. Yes. We wouldnt be human if we didnt feel those emotions. But dont throw around all time rankings when you of all people know exactly how they got there. _
    he meant to say "always been in the middle of the all-time top-twenty." it's understandable. mistakes happen.

    College Football Rankings

    (Includes 2008 Season)

    All Time Team Rankings

    Rank
    Team
    Total

    Points
    Win. Pct.

    Points
    Schedule

    Points
    Nat. Champs

    Points
    Big 4 Bowl

    Points

    1
    Notre Dame (IN)
    2334.83
    735.96
    763.87
    600.00
    235.00

    2
    Alabama
    2321.81
    708.55
    753.26
    550.00
    310.00

    3
    Southern California
    2255.30
    705.88
    699.42
    500.00
    350.00

    4
    Michigan
    2157.00
    738.19
    803.80
    350.00
    265.00

    5
    Oklahoma
    2052.99
    713.85
    684.14
    350.00
    305.00

    6
    Texas
    1965.54
    715.85
    754.69
    200.00
    295.00

    7
    Ohio St.
    1956.78
    715.08
    711.70
    250.00
    280.00

    8
    Nebraska
    1937.89
    703.32
    694.57
    250.00
    290.00

    9
    Louisiana St.
    1815.69
    640.58
    750.11
    150.00
    275.00

    10
    Tennessee
    1814.96
    694.20
    690.75
    200.00
    230.00

    11
    Georgia
    1735.42
    646.30
    784.12
    100.00
    205.00

    12
    Georgia Tech
    1717.86
    594.89
    757.97
    200.00
    165.00

    13
    Princeton (NJ)
    1677.98
    675.86
    652.12
    350.00
    0.00

    14
    Penn St.
    1674.71
    689.44
    665.27
    100.00
    220.00

    15
    Miami (FL)
    1665.63
    634.02
    551.61
    250.00
    230.00

    16
    Florida
    1639.68
    627.13
    697.54
    150.00
    165.00

    17
    Minnesota
    1624.14
    578.35
    720.80
    300.00
    25.00

    18
    Pittsburgh (PA)
    1604.93
    576.00
    623.93
    300.00
    105.00

    19
    Yale (CT)
    1599.47
    710.31
    639.16
    250.00
    0.00

    20
    Harvard (MA)
    1575.05
    673.49
    586.56
    300.00
    15.00



    http://www.cfbdatawarehouse.com/data...m_rankings.php

  5. Default Re: LSU effect on UL recruiting

    Rather it be in Lafayette, Lake Charles, New Orleans, Alexandria, Shreveport, or Monroe...you are in Louisiana and most people choose to support our states #1 university, our flagship (LSU)...then support their Regional universities. So of course most people are going to send money to LSU, then support their local universities, especially from the last decade. I too live in Lafayette, but support LSU as our states flagship university (I do not have tickets, but do send a monthly donation to the Tiger Athletic Foundation) then LA Tech as my regional school. Especially with this decade...

    This decade of LSU football was the best 10 years ever of LSU football (only behind USC in accomplishments).

    From 2000-2010...

    -6,569,209 people attended LSU home games at Tiger Stadium.

    -LSU went 99-31

    -LSU went to 10 Bowl Games and won 7

    -LSU had a bowl winning percentage of 70%

    -LSU went 4-0 in BCS bowls vs top 10 teams

    -LSU won 4 SEC West Championships

    -LSU went to 4 SEC Championships

    -LSU won 3 SEC Championships

    -LSU won 2 National Championships

    -LSU had 48 players selected in the NFL Draft (9 in the first round)

    In this decade LSU improved to having 48 National Championships the most in the SEC.


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    CajunZ1's Avatar CajunZ1 is offline Ragin Cajuns of Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Fan for Sure

    Default Re: LSU effect on UL recruiting

    Every few weeks or so I forget how awesome LSU is at everything.

    I should be good for another month or so!


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    Quote Originally Posted by cajunhawk View Post
    _ But here is the thing about those 2 BCS titles LSU won. The BCS was inventened. If the BCS was not around LSU would have that lone one NC and a half of one in 03. In 2007, no way LSU gets a NC title shot after losing to an unranked team unless its for the BCS title.

    There are two programs right now, that get more press, and will always get more press than LSU. These two teams are Notre Dame and Michigan. These two teams, if they go winless for the next 4 years will always get more press than LSU because they have tradition. LSU's tradition has always been middle of the pack. If they arent winning they arent talking about em. This rise to faux elite status is only because of Nick Saban who now has it cranking in Tuscaloosa. Miles cannot recruit. His recruits look sorry compared to Sabans. I dont see LSU beating Bama anytime soon. And with Houston Nutt in Oxford I dont see LSU beating Ole Miss anytime soon. The faux elite status is fading fast. The rest of the SEC caught up and is doing it better than LSU. This is gonna be a bad bad decade for LSU football. All the fans know it. Out and about in Lafayette last night, no purple and gold out there. These are bandwagon fans, and they are quick to leave and take their money with em.

    We know why the gap exists between UL and LSU dont we? The state wanted only one power and did everything possible to get it. Sure, we may get to a bowl game here and there eventually. But the state limitations on our budget, the LSU controlled Legislature will never allow any other state institution to even sniff LSU. With the economic base UL has we could do it. But the state wont let. So dont beat your chest too hard, the State has given LSU every single opportunity to be a national power, while they have given UL just enough to go 6-6. Soon the RCAF will grow to some high number, and the state will shut it down because god forbid we try and compete with that purple mess. You can throw your rankings around all you want about all time wins etc., every other program ahead of them, did it with a powerful instate rival competing with em. You see why there is so much hate now? LSU doesnt deserve anything they have acheived. They have been gifted everything. You think Texas would love to see A&M with a 10 million dollar budget? Huey Long broke the states back to make LSU something it should have never been. And you want me to throw up my hands and praise them for their accomplishments. ____ that. I hope this clears it up. I hope you finally realize why we hate that purple abomination. Jealousy. Yes. Hatred. Yes. We wouldnt be human if we didnt feel those emotions. But dont throw around all time rankings when you of all people know exactly how they got there. _
    Wrong...U-L-L actually gets the most athletic funding in this state. Without LSU being self-supportive you would get less. You do less with more than anyone else in this state.

  8. #20

    Default Re: LSU effect on UL recruiting

    Quote Originally Posted by CajunZ1 View Post
    _ Every few weeks or so I forget how awesome LSU is at everything.

    I should be good for another month or so! _
    then the defending nat'l champs starting up baseball season will be right on time for you!!

  9. #21

    Default Re: LSU effect on UL recruiting

    Quote Originally Posted by ULwarhawksRULE View Post
    _ Rather it be in Lafayette, Lake Charles, New Orleans, Alexandria, Shreveport, or Monroe...you are in Louisiana and most people choose to support our states #1 university, our flagship (LSU)...then support their Regional universities. So of course most people are going to send money to LSU, then support their local universities, especially from the last decade. I too live in Lafayette, but support LSU as our states flagship university (I do not have tickets, but do send a monthly donation to the Tiger Athletic Foundation) then LA Tech as my regional school. Especially with this decade...

    This decade of LSU football was the best 10 years ever of LSU football (only behind USC in accomplishments).

    From 2000-2010...

    -6,569,209 people attended LSU home games at Tiger Stadium.

    -LSU went 99-31

    -LSU went to 10 Bowl Games and won 7

    -LSU had a bowl winning percentage of 70%

    -LSU went 4-0 in BCS bowls vs top 10 teams

    -LSU won 4 SEC West Championships

    -LSU went to 4 SEC Championships

    -LSU won 3 SEC Championships

    -LSU won 2 National Championships

    -LSU had 48 players selected in the NFL Draft (9 in the first round)

    In this decade LSU improved to having 48 National Championships the most in the SEC. _
    Only in this state does that kind of reasoning seem to make sense to some. Could you imagine people in Texas... or Alabama... or Florida doing that? How stupid.

    If I had attended LSU, I would then consider them "my university" and would support them accordingly. I did NOT attend LSU (thankfully), so have absolutely NO reason to provide them with my support. That would undercut my own university... PERIOD!

  10. #22

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    Hawk, I "kinda" understand your frustrations, but to say Miles is not a good recruiter is ridiculous. Actually, that's the only thing he's good at. Now, if you want to say, he can't coach them when they get to LSU, I'll agree with that 100%.

    Also, I'll bring this up for the 789th time - on many other forums. To say that LSU won the 2007 National Championship because of Saban's recruits is ignorant. (This is not directed to you, Hawk.)

    If you believe that logic, then you have to concede that LSU won the 2003 Championship because of DiNardo's recruits. And that Bama has gone undefeated this year because of Shula's recruits. Guess what, LSU lost 1 game Saban's Championship year and lost 4 games his last year, which was his 4th. Hmmm? So, Saban went from losing one to four games when that was the year his team should have been all his recruits. Hmmmm? Not so, Godlike right?

    Lastly, I've known some people who have graduated from UL that live in BR. Do they have support LSU or move back to Lafayette? This kind of logic is really childish.


  11. #23

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunRed View Post
    _ Only in this state does that kind of reasoning seem to make sense to some. Could you imagine people in Texas... or Alabama... or Florida doing that? How stupid.

    If I had attended LSU, I would then consider them "my university" and would support them accordingly. I did NOT attend LSU (thankfully), so have absolutely NO reason to provide them with my support. That would undercut my own university... PERIOD! _

    Wait, so you think this is unique to only Louisiana? Let's see, one of my best friends played golf at South Al and he gives money to the Univ of Alabama. One guy in my office graduated from UH and he has season tickets to UT. Another guy graduated from SMU and has season tickets to A&M. My family has donated money to UL and not one of them has graduated from there. However, they live in Lafayette and they like to contribute to the local school. I have three friends that graduated from UL and they are all big Alabama fans (way before this season). None of them ever lived a day or even have family in the state of Alabama. That doesn't make sense to me either....

  12. #24

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    Quote Originally Posted by bballholic View Post
    _ Wait, so you think this is unique to only Louisiana? Let's see, one of my best friends played golf at South Al and he gives money to the Univ of Alabama. One guy in my office graduated from UH and he has season tickets to UT. Another guy graduated from SMU and has season tickets to A&M. My family has donated money to UL and not one of them has graduated from there. However, they live in Lafayette and they like to contribute to the local school. I have three friends that graduated from UL and they are all big Alabama fans (way before this season). None of them ever lived a day or even have family in the state of Alabama. That doesn't make sense to me either.... _
    You will always find exceptions... people who do as you described for whatever reasons they may have.

    I simply wanted to comment on the fact that in this state it is preached by some that it is the obligation of all Louisianians to contribute and support the "state school". I mentioned that I have only one such university... UL. I have nothing to do with LSU -- it is not MY "state school", nor should it be.

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