Tinker:
Free to make a better fight, blow for blow. Until the last punch.
So put your shoulder pads on Bama - we are coming for you.
Accelerating towards liberalization. Free, dear god, we are free at last.
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Agreed to terms last night should be officially announced on sports talk 104.5, if not, it will shortly.
He signed the contract this morning
Let the fapping commence.
ETA: 104.5 confirms
ETAA: 104.5 confirms staff stays the same, re arranging roles. Stud to OL, Krag to Admin position
ETAAA: BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!!
ETAAAA:
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Free to make a better fight, blow for blow. Until the last punch.
So put your shoulder pads on Bama - we are coming for you.
Accelerating towards liberalization. Free, dear god, we are free at last.
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****CONFIRMED****Cam Cameron Accepts OC Position; Presser Early Next Week (Posted on 2/8/13 at 11:07 a.m.)
Agreed to terms last night should be officially announced on sports talk 104.5, if not, it will shortly.
He signed the contract this morning
Let the fapping commence.
ETA: 104.5 confirms
ETAA: 104.5 confirms staff stays the same, re arranging roles. Stud to OL, Krag to Admin position
ETAAA: BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!!
ETAAAA:
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@AveryAj2: Just In Cam Cameron will be Our New OC at LSU Great hire Coach Miles
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Cam Cameron is LSU's new OC, a source just confirmed to CBS. Cameron and Miles have been tight for years.
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Cameron new LSU OC
By Bruce Feldman | Senior College Football Columnist
February 8, 2013 3:02 pm ET
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The 52-year-old Cameron had been the Baltimore Ravens OC but was fired during the regular season, before the team went on its Super Bowl run. Cameron replaces Greg Studrawa, who ran a Tiger team that finished No. 85 in the nation in total offense in 2012. LSU, which finished 10-3, did have to overcome an assortment of injuries on its O-line.
Cameron's first project will be trying to help develop Zach Mettenberger, the team's strong-armed QB. The program has been plagued by suspect quarterback play for years and seemingly has been able to win in spite of its QBs. Last season, LSU ranked No. 92 in passing and Mettenberger only had a 12-7 TD-INT ratio.
Cameron does have a good reputation for developing talent. He deserves credit for the evolution of Ravens QB Joe Flacco, who Cameron mentored for five seasons (2008-12). While in San Diego with the Chargers (2002-07), Cameron played a key role in the development of Pro Bowl QBs Drew Brees and Philip Rivers, RB LaDainian Tomlinson and TE Antonio Gates.
As head coach at Indiana from 1997-2001 -- his most recent collegiate stop -- Cameron helped QB Antwaan Randle El blossom into one of the most dynamic talents in college football. Cameron went 18-37 in five seasons with the Hoosiers before an 11-year run in the NFL, which included 10 seasons as a coordinator and a disastrous 1-15 year as head coach of the Miami Dolphins in 2007.
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Report: LSU hires Cam Cameron as offensive coordinator
Glenn Guilbeau, USA TODAY Sports
Glenn Guilbeau, USA TODAY Sports5:56p.m. EST February 8, 2013
Story Highlights
- Cameron, 52, was fired by the Ravens after a Week 14 loss to the Washington Redskins
- LSU ranked 10th out of 14 SEC teams in total offense last season
- LSU head coach Les Miles was an assistant at Michigan with Cameron from 1987-1993
Cameron will become LSU's new offensive coordinator, according to a report Friday afternoon by CBS Sports.com's Bruce Feldman that attributed it to an anonymous source.
Miles nor LSU sports information director Michael Bonnette had any immediate comment. When asked about possible staff changes on Wednesday, Miles did leave it open, saying, "I haven't given much thought to changes on this staff at this point." Bonnette said at the time he doubted anything would happen on Friday or early next week because the coaches were off.
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Cameron, 52, was fired by Ravens' head coach John Harbaugh late in Baltimore's regular season partly for an overly vanilla offense and for not accepting much intake from other coaches. Baltimore went on to win the Super Bowl with quarterback Joe Flacco taking the most valuable player honor.
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Greg Studrawa, who has been LSU's offensive coordinator and offensive line coach the last two seasons, is expected to remain as offensive line coach. Studrawa became offensive coordinator in August of 2011 only after offensive coordinator Steve Kragthorpe was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease, which is a condition that can be aggravated by stress.
Miles had hired Kragthorpe in January of 2011 after letting struggling offensive coordinator Gary Crowton go following the 2010 season. Kragthorpe stayed on staff as quarterbacks coach for the last two seasons. Kragthorpe still wants to coach, but he may be moved to a non-coaching position in the football program or athletic department with the addition of Cameron, who is known as a quarterback guru on the college and NFL level.
Flacco praised Cameron during Super Bowl week in New Orleans, and Harbaugh plans on giving Cameron a Super Bowl ring.
Cameron is also a former head coach at Indiana and at the Miami Dolphins, where he went 1-15 in 2007 after replacing former LSU head coach Nick Saban. Former LSU head coach Gerry DiNardo, whom Saban replaced at LSU, replaced Cameron as Indiana's coach in 2002.
Cameron and Miles coached together at Michigan from 1987 through 1993 on the offensive side of the ball. On June 5, 1993, Cameron was a groomsmen in Miles' wedding along with DiNardo.
Cameron was a quarterback coach with the Washington Redskins in the NFL from 1994-96 before serving as head coach from 1997-2001 at Indiana, where he went 18-37 at a program that has struggled historically. He had some of his most successful years as San Diego's offensive coordinator from 2002-06. After leaving Miami after the 2007 season, he was the Ravens offensive coordinator from 2008 through most of 2012.
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One website, which concentrates on coaching movement, published that Cameron is heading to LSU. There has been no comment from LSU. With school closed for Mardi Gras until midday Wednesday, one would not expect any announcement forthcoming for a few days.
Cameron, who has been a close friend of Miles for years, was fired as Ravens offensive coordinator with three weeks remaining in the regular season. Baltimore had a 9-4 record at the time of Cameron's dismissal.
Quarterbacks coach Joe Caldwell took over for Cameron. The Ravens lost two of their final three regular-season games before winning four consecutive playoff contests en route to the Super Bowl championship.
Cameron became Baltimore's offensive coordinator in 2008 - the same year in which John Harbaugh was named its head coach. Joe Flacco became the Ravens starting quarterback at the same time Cameron was named offensive coordinator.
Flacco is the Ravens' all-time leader in passing yards. In five regular seasons, Flacco has completed 61 percent of his passes for more than 17,600 yards and 102 touchdowns with 56 interceptions. Baltimore has won at least one playoff game in each of Flacco's five seasons.
According to published reports, Cameron was dismissed due to the lack of use of No. 1 tailback Ray Rice. The Ravens did feature the running game more with Caldwell calling the plays.
Cameron, who was a football and basketball player at Indiana, began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Michigan in 1983. Cameron became a full-time assistant for the Wolverines in 1985 and spent nine years there.
Cameron coached both wide receivers and quarterbacks during his time at Michigan. Miles was also a member of the Wolverines coaching staff from 1987 through 1994. So, Cameron and Miles worked together for seven seasons under Bo Schembechler and Gary Moeller.
The only other college experience for Cameron occurred from 1997-2001 when he was the head coach at Indiana. The Hoosiers had an 18-37 record in Cameron's five seasons. During that time, Antwaan Randle El became the first player in Division I history to both pass and run for 40 touchdowns.
Following his dismissal at Indiana, Cameron returned to the NFL as offensive coordinator of the San Diego Chargers. In five years with San Diego, Cameron worked with New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees and Philip Rivers, whose brother Stephen is Zach Mettenberger's backup at LSU.
Cameron's success at San Diego led to his hiring as the head coach with the Miami Dolphins. In his one year with Miami, Cameron had a 1-15 record. Cameron then moved to Baltimore.
Presently, Greg Studrawa is LSU's offensive line coach/offensive coordinator and Steve Kragthorpe is quarterbacks coach. There has been speculation that Kragthorpe, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in 2011, would move to an off-the-field position. Again, nothing is official.
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Sources: LSU talking to Cam Cameron
Updated: February 8, 2013, 6:04 PM ET
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Cameron was fired by Ravens coach John Harbaugh after a Week 14 loss to the Washington Redskins. After some late-season struggles, Baltimore went on to win the Super Bowl with former Colts coach Jim Caldwell as offensive coordinator.
Greg Studrawa has been LSU's offensive coordinator the past two seasons. He is expected to be retained as offensive line coach.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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Part Mardi Gras, part tailgate
LSU's Bayou Bash is a festive blend of football, tailgating and Mardi Gras
Updated: February 8, 2013, 11:12 AM ET
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Gary Laney | GeauxTigerNation
There were Krispy Kreme donuts and the local favorite Community Coffee at two booths. There were bowls of jambalaya, beer served in plastic cups, burgers, hot dogs and soda. And they were all lined up, side-by-side.
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Bayou Bash.
Bayou Bash.
That is, if you paid your $45 (unless if you bought ahead) to spend your day with 2,000 other LSU fans at the Bayou Bash, LSU's annual signing day party it claims is the biggest signing day event in college football.
It's hard to argue.
The Bash has begun bright and early every signing day for 18 years, and it ends after head coach Les Miles addresses the crowd around 5 p.m.
In between, fans can watch ESPNU's signing day coverage on a series of large screen TVs around the hall, cheer when a Tashawn Bower flips to the Tigers, jeer when a Robert Nkemdiche picks Ole Miss (which actually happened too early for Bayou Bashers this year) and eat, drink and be merry in between.
"It's actually like we're tailgating," said a Baton Rouge fan who said his name was Steven. He wore the purple-and-gold golf shirt and khaki pants that seemed to be favored by the crowd. He held a beer in one hand and a Styrofoam bowl of jambalaya in the other. "After the season's over, we don't get to tailgate, at least not for football, until September. We need something in between."
For the true LSU football fan, the Bash is it. Mixing the state's love for tailgating and a party -- it's right in the middle of the Mardi Gras season, just a few days after downtown parades passed right in front of the River Center -- with its insatiable appetite for all things LSU football, it's something worth playing hooky from work for on a Wednesday.
Outside the exhibition hall, a handful of radio stations did live broadcasts, a mini-replica of the famous "radio row" at SEC media days. Another did its show from inside the hall, a constant crowd gathered around to listen.
Other fans gathered around the TVs, where ESPNU's all-day coverage was mixed with LSU highlight videos.
"My only complaint," one Tiger fan said, with a laugh, "was paying for an LSU event and looking up to see Gene Chizik and Derek Dooley (ex-coaches of two of LSU's SEC rivals who worked signing on for ESPNU) on TV."
Not to worry, there were plenty of LSU-centric moments to be found, from national television interviews of Les Miles and assistant coach Frank Wilson at LSU's football facility about five minutes south of the River Center, to everything that surrounded the room.
There were silent auctions for memorabilia, posters of famous game covers provided by the Baton Rouge Advocate, college football video games set to pit LSU against SEC rivals (the game's maker, EA Sports, has its North American test center on LSU's south campus) and, of course, food and drink.
Lots of food and drink.
As the beer flowed and the crowd got more, um, enthused by the day's happening, the buildup grew for Miles' arrival shortly after 5 p.m., which in early February meant he got there just before the sun started to go down.
In that way, he was like his team, which takes the field at Tiger Stadium for its traditional evening kickoffs just before the sun goes down.
Miles arrived at the River Center to find himself in front of a crowd that, like at Tiger Stadium on a Saturday night, had been gathered all day, had consumed a generous portion of burgers and beer and was ready for the main event right at dusk.
In September, the team provides the headline act. At the Bayou Bash, it's Miles, who played up to the fervor to the crowd just like his team in September.
Sometimes Miles can play to that enthusiasm, like in 2012, when he gave his infamous "chest" observation on Gunner Kiel.
This year, there was nothing quite so controversial. He broke down the players in the signing class one by one and told LSU's fans the players the Tigers landed that day were "just what we needed."
And with that, the bash ended for another year, having provided LSU's fans, starved for a football experience during the offseason, just what it needed.
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Happy Birthday Norma:
A picture of your beauty make me think. That if you were this beautiful before. Just what kind of beauty am I looking at now. And it make me wonder just how much more beautiful you will be in the years to come. That you must be very blessed somehow. For you to be able to look so nice thru all the passing years. Did you inherit all of your Father and Mothers better features. Where does that natural beautiful glow come from anyway?
Thomas Wolfe said that we can't go home again. That the beauty of our youthful home will never last. So how do we go home again. You see we really never leave. Because the truth is that we take home with us, in both body and soul. For our whole life long? http://www.youtube.com/watch?
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