I'm
going if I half to hitchhike, beg, or borrow my way onto the long waiting
lines going inside Tiger Stadium for an LSU Saturday night football game.
Because
if there is anything that I have learned about LSU Tiger Stadium that is truly
undisputed. Is about what kind of wonderful moments happen there between the
line as the loud cheering tiger fans turn LSU Saturday night college football
game into eave a more thrilling moment of magic for everyone rich or poor. And
how for that moment at that time of night seems to become a feeling of victory forever,
together.
Where is my LSU tiger colors!
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LSU's Joe Alleva given 'assurances' of more night footballRoss Dellengerrdellenger@
LSU's Joe Alleva given 'assurances' of more night footballRoss Dellengerrdellenger@
LSU's Joe
Alleva given 'assurances' of more night football
Ross Dellenger
April 29, 2014
Joe Alleva
and LSU didn’t get what they wanted when Southeastern Conference leaders voted
to keep the permanent cross-division game in football scheduling.
The athletic director and his program may have gotten the
next best thing: night games in Tiger Stadium.
Under the influence of SEC Commissioner Mike Slive,
ESPN networks have given “assurances” to LSU that the Tigers will have more
night games in the future, and CBS has promised to limit its number of day-game
selections.
Alleva told The Advocate on Monday night that he expects all
seven home games in 2014 to kick off at night.
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