Are you familiar with some of our
entertaining songs that sing all about the way some of the American
people are looking at the right and wrong of their sexual behavior at
this time in our country history.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
I'm about to build a deep moat around my house so that I can at least take some of the wild people with me, before they try and attack. I'm scaring myself over what I am starting to think about this society as I write.
Let me take a break, and go make myself some coffee.
Goodness!
That is not helping either because I can't really politely write about
what we all already know about this television crazy American society.
That this country's people are in a lot of trouble. Whatever I write
will not change a thing so good luck, and sleep tight.
P.S. Don't forget to say your prayers, if you make it to 2014?
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U.S Army All-American Game roster January 4th on NBC 1. Clifton Garret LSU Commit 2. Davon Godchaux LSU Commit 3. Trey Quinn LSU Commit 4. Edward Paris LSU Commit 5. Travonte Valentine 6. Kenny Young 7. Dwight Williams 8. Malik McDowell Under Armour All-American Game roster January 2nd on ESPN 01. Brandon Harris LSU Commit 02. Garrett Brumfield LSU Commit 03. Jacory Washington LSU Commit 04. Leonard Fournette 05. Speedy Noil 06. Gerald Willis III 07. Adoree Jackson 08. Tony Brown 09. Malachi Dupre 10. Jamal Adams 11. Hootie Jones 12. Lorenzo Carter Semper Fi All-American Game roster January 5th on Fox Sports 1 1. Deondre Clark LSU Commit Offense/Defense All-American Game roster 1. Donnie Alexander LSU Commit 2. DJ Chark LSU Commit This post was edited on 12/27 at 4:58 pm |
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Official Recruit Decision Day Thread (Posted on 12/9/13 at 11:53 am)
Trying to keep the actual date of recruit announcements in one thread, feel free to contribute! Unless otherwise noted and confirmed, I just assume they are signing day decisions, but I did add if they are participating in the Army or UA AA games. Free 247 Article with remaining targets, 12/20/13
LSU Targets of Interest
#1 RB Leonard Fournette- January 2nd, UA Game Confirmed LINK profile
#7 DB Adoree' Jackson- Signing Day CONFIRMED profile UA Game participant
#9 DB Tony Brown- January 2nd (Possibly before) CONFIRMED profile
#11 WR Speedy Noil- January 2nd UA Game CONFIRMED profile
#15 WR Malachi Dupre- Signing Day CONFIRMED profile
#23 DE Gerald Willis- January 2nd UA Game CONFIRMED profile
#27 DB Jamal Adams- January 2nd Confirmed Via Twitter UA Game profile
#12 DE Lorenzo Carter- Signing Day CONFIRMED profile UA Game participant
#19 RB Dalvin Cook- Signing Day (Unconfirmed) profile UA Game participant
#21 DE Solomon Thomas- Signing Day profile U.S. Army AA participant
#37 DE Malik McDowell-Possible U.S. Army All American Game announcement 1-4-14 profile
#117 DT Travonte Valentine- Current UM Commit, Army AA Game or possible signing day switch profile
#165 LB Dwight Williams- Signing Day profile U.S. Army AA participant
#215 LB Kenny Young- Signing Day CONFIRMED profile
OT Derrick Kelly Jr- Signing Day (Unconfirmed) profile
Sorted by date:
(Thanks to LoneStarTiger)
1/2/14
#9 Tony Brown- (Possibly before)
1/2/14 - UA Game
#1 Leonard Fournette
#11 Speedy Noil
#23 Gerald Willis
#27 Jamal Adams
1/4/14 U.S. Army AA Game
#37 DE Malik McDowell (possible)
Travonte Valentine Possible Switch (via Twitter)
NSD:
#7 Adoree' Jackson
#15 Malachi Dupre
#12 Lorenzo Carter
#19 Dalvin Cook
#21 Solomon Thomas
#37 Malik McDowell
#117 Travonte Valentine- Current UM Commit, possible signing day switch
#165 Dwight Williams
#215 Kenny Young
Derrick Kelly
Will continue to update as needed, please post links or any confirmations of announcement dates as you see them.
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FROM THE VAULT: Last-second touchdown gives Iowa Capitol One Bowl win
12/29/2013 12:40:32 AM
Editor’s
note: The last time LSU played Iowa in a bowl game, the game was full
of dramatics. Here is Tiger Rag’s take on the game from our Jan. 4, 2005
issue.
By MATT DEVILLE
Tiger Rag Editor
For a second it appeared LSU was on the verge of another Disney fairy tale finish much like the ones they had closed the books on in the regular season. Quickly the story morphed into something from the library of the Brothers Grimm for the Tigers, and the result was a 30-25 loss to Iowa for Nick Saban in his final gameday appearance before leaving for the National Football League.
"I feel like the disappointing thing here is the last 14 seconds, 20 seconds of this game tarnishes what a lot of good football players – the seniors on this team – have been able to accomplish in their career here in terms of the number of games that they’ve won, the number of great bowl games that they’ve been to, the two SEC Championships that they’ve won, and the National Championship that they’ve won,” Saban said, "and I can only say I’m very proud of our players, our program, for what we’ve been able to accomplish.”
Down 24-19 with 5:06 left in the game, Russell engineered his second touchdown drive of the night. He did so by helming a 12-play, 69-yard possession that drained 4:20 off of the clock and seemingly sealed Iowa’s (10-2) fate.
Taking control of the ball after the Hawkeyes were limited to a six-play, 12-yard drive, Russell led LSU (9-3) on a march starting at the Tigers’ 31 yard line. He would complete seven passes on the series, doing so to Skyler Green, Joseph Addai, Early Doucet, and Dwayne Bowe.
Alley Broussard kept the drive alive on a fourth and one to make it first and 10 at the Iowa 32 yard line, and on the next play Russell escaped having the ball ripped from his hand to complete an 18-yard strike to a sliding Bowe.
Five plays later, Russell found Green in the back of the end zone for a three-yard score with 46 seconds left for the Tigers’ first lead of the day.
But as quickly as the fairy tale’s author penned LSU as the Capital One Bowl Champions, one final twist was added.
"I don’t know if you could write a better script,” Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said. "Nobody would believe it if you did.”
With 46 seconds remaining in the game, Tate called for the first of three final possession snaps from the Iowa 29 yard line. A completion of 11 yards to Ed Hinkel was the result, and getting up to the line quickly Tate then fired a pass to Warren Holloway for a nine-yard gain.
Despite having two timeouts remaining, the Hawkeyes elected not to use them, and after being called for a false start that knocked them back to their 46 yard line Tate again rushed his team to the line for one final play.
Again Tate would hit Holloway, but this time he was uncovered because of a missed assignment on Ronnie Prude’s part. Holloway broke an attempted arm tackle by Travis Daniels, and with no time remaining crossed the goal line for a 56-yard completion and victory.
"We just called four verticals and (Clinton) Solomon was supposed to run a skinny post,” Tate said. "They had a safety on him. That was probably the most time I had to throw all day right there. I was going to go back to (Scott) Chandler but the safety playing that side of the field jumped Chandler and then Warren’s guy ran over to the flat. I just threw it up to Warren and I think once Warren caught it he wasn’t going down.”
Tate, the Capital One Bowl MVP, ended up completing 20-of-32 passes for Iowa for 287 yards. His totals included two first quarter interceptions, but touchdown passes of 57 and 56 yards as well because of Tiger mistakes.
Marcus Randall started the game at quarterback for LSU only to be relieved by Matt Flynn late in the first half due to an injury. Randall would return for the Tigers’ opening drive of the second half, but following an interception was lifted permanently for Flynn, who was ultimately replaced with Russell.
In his final appearance, Randall completed 10-of-15 passes for 89 yards and rushed 9 times for -13 yards including four sacks. Flynn hit on 1-of-4 attempts for 11 yards, but Russell led all three by completing 12-of-15 passes for 128 yards and two touchdowns.
Broussard led the Tigers in rushing with 13 carries for 109 yards, including a 74-yard run for a touchdown to edge LSU closer to the Hawkeyes in the closing moment of the first half.
Marques Simmons led all Iowa rushers with 35 yards on 13 carries, as the Tigers’ defense limited the Hawkeyes to 47 yards on the ground total. Forty-eight yards of Iowa’s rushing attack came in the second half as the Hawkeyes were held to minus one yards rushing on 12 attempts over the course of the first 30 minutes.
While Bowe paced LSU’s receiving corps with eight receptions for 122 yards, Hinkel led Iowa with 10 catches for 93 yards.
Aside from being a senior playing in his final game, Holloway’s 56-yard streak for a touchdown will go down in the history books as the only scoring catch of his collegiate career.
"It’s my first touchdown ever, I couldn’t top it,” Holloway said. "(It’s) The best day of my life. As long as the Hawkeyes win I can’t write a better script.”
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For a second it appeared LSU was on the verge of another Disney fairy tale finish much like the ones they had closed the books on in the regular season. Quickly the story morphed into something from the library of the Brothers Grimm for the Tigers, and the result was a 30-25 loss to Iowa for Nick Saban in his final gameday appearance before leaving for the National Football League.
"I feel like the disappointing thing here is the last 14 seconds, 20 seconds of this game tarnishes what a lot of good football players – the seniors on this team – have been able to accomplish in their career here in terms of the number of games that they’ve won, the number of great bowl games that they’ve been to, the two SEC Championships that they’ve won, and the National Championship that they’ve won,” Saban said, "and I can only say I’m very proud of our players, our program, for what we’ve been able to accomplish.”
Down 24-19 with 5:06 left in the game, Russell engineered his second touchdown drive of the night. He did so by helming a 12-play, 69-yard possession that drained 4:20 off of the clock and seemingly sealed Iowa’s (10-2) fate.
Taking control of the ball after the Hawkeyes were limited to a six-play, 12-yard drive, Russell led LSU (9-3) on a march starting at the Tigers’ 31 yard line. He would complete seven passes on the series, doing so to Skyler Green, Joseph Addai, Early Doucet, and Dwayne Bowe.
Alley Broussard kept the drive alive on a fourth and one to make it first and 10 at the Iowa 32 yard line, and on the next play Russell escaped having the ball ripped from his hand to complete an 18-yard strike to a sliding Bowe.
Five plays later, Russell found Green in the back of the end zone for a three-yard score with 46 seconds left for the Tigers’ first lead of the day.
But as quickly as the fairy tale’s author penned LSU as the Capital One Bowl Champions, one final twist was added.
"I don’t know if you could write a better script,” Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said. "Nobody would believe it if you did.”
With 46 seconds remaining in the game, Tate called for the first of three final possession snaps from the Iowa 29 yard line. A completion of 11 yards to Ed Hinkel was the result, and getting up to the line quickly Tate then fired a pass to Warren Holloway for a nine-yard gain.
Despite having two timeouts remaining, the Hawkeyes elected not to use them, and after being called for a false start that knocked them back to their 46 yard line Tate again rushed his team to the line for one final play.
Again Tate would hit Holloway, but this time he was uncovered because of a missed assignment on Ronnie Prude’s part. Holloway broke an attempted arm tackle by Travis Daniels, and with no time remaining crossed the goal line for a 56-yard completion and victory.
"We just called four verticals and (Clinton) Solomon was supposed to run a skinny post,” Tate said. "They had a safety on him. That was probably the most time I had to throw all day right there. I was going to go back to (Scott) Chandler but the safety playing that side of the field jumped Chandler and then Warren’s guy ran over to the flat. I just threw it up to Warren and I think once Warren caught it he wasn’t going down.”
Tate, the Capital One Bowl MVP, ended up completing 20-of-32 passes for Iowa for 287 yards. His totals included two first quarter interceptions, but touchdown passes of 57 and 56 yards as well because of Tiger mistakes.
Marcus Randall started the game at quarterback for LSU only to be relieved by Matt Flynn late in the first half due to an injury. Randall would return for the Tigers’ opening drive of the second half, but following an interception was lifted permanently for Flynn, who was ultimately replaced with Russell.
In his final appearance, Randall completed 10-of-15 passes for 89 yards and rushed 9 times for -13 yards including four sacks. Flynn hit on 1-of-4 attempts for 11 yards, but Russell led all three by completing 12-of-15 passes for 128 yards and two touchdowns.
Broussard led the Tigers in rushing with 13 carries for 109 yards, including a 74-yard run for a touchdown to edge LSU closer to the Hawkeyes in the closing moment of the first half.
Marques Simmons led all Iowa rushers with 35 yards on 13 carries, as the Tigers’ defense limited the Hawkeyes to 47 yards on the ground total. Forty-eight yards of Iowa’s rushing attack came in the second half as the Hawkeyes were held to minus one yards rushing on 12 attempts over the course of the first 30 minutes.
While Bowe paced LSU’s receiving corps with eight receptions for 122 yards, Hinkel led Iowa with 10 catches for 93 yards.
Aside from being a senior playing in his final game, Holloway’s 56-yard streak for a touchdown will go down in the history books as the only scoring catch of his collegiate career.
"It’s my first touchdown ever, I couldn’t top it,” Holloway said. "(It’s) The best day of my life. As long as the Hawkeyes win I can’t write a better script.”
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