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Posted on 11/4/08 at 9:08 am to Crawdaddy
82 game was redemption for all the painful beatings Alabama had bestowed on us in the previous years. My roommate was from Alabama.
Priceless. But my only away game ever was Tuscaloosa in 2001. After 9/11. Sitting in I believe it was the North endzone of BDS, the row right in front of the LSU band. And if they still do. Who sits on the first row of the GBFTL, the GoldenGirls. Must have stayed an hour after the game. Priceless.
Priceless. But my only away game ever was Tuscaloosa in 2001. After 9/11. Sitting in I believe it was the North endzone of BDS, the row right in front of the LSU band. And if they still do. Who sits on the first row of the GBFTL, the GoldenGirls. Must have stayed an hour after the game. Priceless.
Posted on 11/4/08 at 10:04 am to East texas tiger
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Thanksgiving night 1973 - undefeated LSU 9-0 VS undefeated Bama 9-0 on national TV.
Was there that night, my final year at LSU Law School. #2 BAMA vs #7 Tigers. Tigers played a great game, but a couple of untimely turn-overs (back then too!) and the BAMA wishbone was too much. BAMA moved up to #1 on the strength of that victory.
Ironic, Terry Davis signed with BAMA rather than LSU because BAMA was a passing team. The Bear changed the offense, and Davis ended up as a very capable wishbone qb.
Posted on 11/4/08 at 11:21 am to blueridgeTiger
Three LSU-Bama games I attended that were particularly memorable for me. In order.
2000 The Break the streak game, complete with what I thought was going to be a damn riot when the ref awarded Bama possesion after LSU had recovered a fumble. I remember Bradie James pointing to the replay screen and the clueless refs looking up. If they would have given the ball to Bama there I don't know what would have happened but it wouldn't have been good.
1996. Gameday on campus. SEC West title on the line. SU Alexander runs for a record in TS. I stayed the whole game. When HT got hurt
on the first drive and Sparacino came it we knew it was going to be bad. And it was.
2002. The Fifthchoicioni/mythical Saban speech game. Vaunted Tiger D was mystified by Bama's draw play all game long. 31-0 Bama. A real stinger that one.
1-2 Vs Bama in memorable games for me.
2000 The Break the streak game, complete with what I thought was going to be a damn riot when the ref awarded Bama possesion after LSU had recovered a fumble. I remember Bradie James pointing to the replay screen and the clueless refs looking up. If they would have given the ball to Bama there I don't know what would have happened but it wouldn't have been good.
1996. Gameday on campus. SEC West title on the line. SU Alexander runs for a record in TS. I stayed the whole game. When HT got hurt
on the first drive and Sparacino came it we knew it was going to be bad. And it was.
2002. The Fifthchoicioni/mythical Saban speech game. Vaunted Tiger D was mystified by Bama's draw play all game long. 31-0 Bama. A real stinger that one.
1-2 Vs Bama in memorable games for me.
Posted on 11/4/08 at 11:27 am to Chicken
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Was it Ronnie Lewis that missed it?
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i think it was browndyke.
yes it was the beast from the east ronnie lewis.
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Was it Ronnie Lewis that missed it?
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i think it was browndyke.
yes it was the beast from the east ronnie lewis.
Posted on 11/4/08 at 11:31 am to choupiquesushi
1979.. 3-0...
1973.. thanksgiving night.... miley vs davis...
1973.. thanksgiving night.... miley vs davis...
Posted on 11/4/08 at 1:37 pm to choupiquesushi
my two favorites are the "84 and "88 games. in '84 i took an amtrak train out of new orleans and the train was packed with tigers. it was an 8 hour tailgating party.most of us were stumbling as we got off the train. as we passed through tuscaloser the station was mooned. great fun.
in '88 i flew to the game on a king air 200 or 2000 with a group out of houma called the flying tigers. we flew in saturday morning,went to the game and we were home that evening. and we won!!!
in '88 i flew to the game on a king air 200 or 2000 with a group out of houma called the flying tigers. we flew in saturday morning,went to the game and we were home that evening. and we won!!!
Posted on 11/4/08 at 2:41 pm to Chicken
Last win in TTown
This post was edited on 11/4/08 at 3:31 pm
Posted on 11/4/08 at 3:19 pm to jhhingle
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Eric Martin in the end zone! Yeah, I was there. Really sucked!
ERIC MARTIN 1981-1984
Posted on 11/4/08 at 5:38 pm to uptownruler
ERIC MARTIN 1981-1984
Thanks uptown ruler was about to post the correction. Eric would have never dropped that pass to good a pair of hands. I may be wrong but I think it was Tracy Porter or Willie Turner who dropped it though it could have been Orlando McDaniel but I dont think so.
Rudy40
Thanks uptown ruler was about to post the correction. Eric would have never dropped that pass to good a pair of hands. I may be wrong but I think it was Tracy Porter or Willie Turner who dropped it though it could have been Orlando McDaniel but I dont think so.
Rudy40
Posted on 11/4/08 at 5:54 pm to Rudy40
November 29 1902 Tuscaloosa, Alabama LSU 11–0
November 9 1903 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama 18–0
December 2 1904 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 11–0
November 23 1907 Mobile, Alabama Alabama 6–4
November 25 1909 Birmingham, Alabama LSU 12–6
November 15 1919 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 23–7
November 11 1920 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama 21–0
October 29 1921 New Orleans, Louisiana Tie 7–7
November 10 1922 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama 47–3
November 16 1923 Montgomery, Alabama Alabama 30–3
October 30 1926 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama 24–0
October 8 1927 Birmingham, Alabama Tie 0–0
December 8 1928 Birmingham, Alabama Alabama 31–0
November 15 1930 Montgomery, Alabama Alabama 33–0
September 30 1944 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Tie 27–27
October 6 1945 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 26–7
November 9 1946 Baton Rouge, Louisiana LSU 31–21
November 22 1947 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama 41–12
November 20 1948 Baton Rouge, Louisiana LSU 26–6
September 29 1951 Tuscaloosa, Alabama LSU 13–7
September 27 1952 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 21–20
September 26 1953 Mobile, Alabama Tie 7–7
September 25 1954 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 12–0
September 28 1957 Baton Rouge, Louisiana LSU 28–0
September 27 1958 Mobile, Alabama 15 LSU 13–3
November 7 1964 Birmingham, Alabama 3 8 Alabama 17–9
November 6 1965 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 5 Alabama 31–7
November 5 1966 Birmingham, Alabama 3 Alabama 21–0
November 11 1967 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 7–6
November 9 1968 Birmingham, Alabama Alabama 16–7
November 8 1969 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 12 LSU 20–15
November 7 1970 Birmingham, Alabama 19 11 LSU 14–9
November 6 1971 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 4 18 Alabama 14–7
November 11 1972 Birmingham, Alabama 2 6 Alabama 35–21
November 22 1973 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2 7 Alabama 21–7
November 9 1974 Birmingham, Alabama 3 Alabama 30–0
November 9 1975 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 5 Alabama 23–10
November 6 1976 Birmingham, Alabama 15 Alabama 28–17
November 5 1977 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2 18 Alabama 24–3
November 11 1978 Birmingham, Alabama 3 10 Alabama 31–10
November 10 1979 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 1 Alabama 3–0
November 8 1980 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 6 Alabama 28–7
September 5 1981 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2 Alabama 24–7
November 6 1982 Birmingham, Alabama 8 11 LSU 20–10
November 5 1983 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 19 Alabama 32–26
November 10 1984 Birmingham, Alabama 12 LSU 16–14
November 9 1985 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 20 15 Tie 14–14
November 8 1986 Birmingham, Alabama 6 18 LSU 14–10
November 7 1987 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 13 5 Alabama 22–10
November 5 1988 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 18 13 LSU 19–18
November 11 1989 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 4 Alabama 32–16
November 10 1990 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama 24–3
November 9 1991 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 8 Alabama 20–17
November 7 1992 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 3 Alabama 31–11
November 6 1993 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 5 LSU 17–13
November 5 1994 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 6 Alabama 35–17
November 4 1995 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 17 Alabama 10–3
November 9 1996 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 10 Alabama 28–0
November 8 1997 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 14 LSU 27–0
November 7 1998 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 22–16
November 6 1999 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 12 Alabama 23–17
November 4 2000 Baton Rouge, Louisiana LSU 30–28
November 3 2001 Tuscaloosa, Alabama LSU 30–14
November 16 2002 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 10 Alabama 31–0
November 15 2003 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 4 LSU 27–3
November 13 2004 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 17 LSU 26–10
November 12 2005 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 4 5 LSU 16–13 OT
November 11 2006 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 12 LSU 28–14
November 3 2007 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 17 3 LSU 41–34
[edit] Trivia
November 9 1903 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama 18–0
December 2 1904 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 11–0
November 23 1907 Mobile, Alabama Alabama 6–4
November 25 1909 Birmingham, Alabama LSU 12–6
November 15 1919 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 23–7
November 11 1920 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama 21–0
October 29 1921 New Orleans, Louisiana Tie 7–7
November 10 1922 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama 47–3
November 16 1923 Montgomery, Alabama Alabama 30–3
October 30 1926 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama 24–0
October 8 1927 Birmingham, Alabama Tie 0–0
December 8 1928 Birmingham, Alabama Alabama 31–0
November 15 1930 Montgomery, Alabama Alabama 33–0
September 30 1944 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Tie 27–27
October 6 1945 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 26–7
November 9 1946 Baton Rouge, Louisiana LSU 31–21
November 22 1947 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama 41–12
November 20 1948 Baton Rouge, Louisiana LSU 26–6
September 29 1951 Tuscaloosa, Alabama LSU 13–7
September 27 1952 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 21–20
September 26 1953 Mobile, Alabama Tie 7–7
September 25 1954 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 12–0
September 28 1957 Baton Rouge, Louisiana LSU 28–0
September 27 1958 Mobile, Alabama 15 LSU 13–3
November 7 1964 Birmingham, Alabama 3 8 Alabama 17–9
November 6 1965 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 5 Alabama 31–7
November 5 1966 Birmingham, Alabama 3 Alabama 21–0
November 11 1967 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 7–6
November 9 1968 Birmingham, Alabama Alabama 16–7
November 8 1969 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 12 LSU 20–15
November 7 1970 Birmingham, Alabama 19 11 LSU 14–9
November 6 1971 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 4 18 Alabama 14–7
November 11 1972 Birmingham, Alabama 2 6 Alabama 35–21
November 22 1973 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2 7 Alabama 21–7
November 9 1974 Birmingham, Alabama 3 Alabama 30–0
November 9 1975 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 5 Alabama 23–10
November 6 1976 Birmingham, Alabama 15 Alabama 28–17
November 5 1977 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2 18 Alabama 24–3
November 11 1978 Birmingham, Alabama 3 10 Alabama 31–10
November 10 1979 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 1 Alabama 3–0
November 8 1980 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 6 Alabama 28–7
September 5 1981 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2 Alabama 24–7
November 6 1982 Birmingham, Alabama 8 11 LSU 20–10
November 5 1983 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 19 Alabama 32–26
November 10 1984 Birmingham, Alabama 12 LSU 16–14
November 9 1985 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 20 15 Tie 14–14
November 8 1986 Birmingham, Alabama 6 18 LSU 14–10
November 7 1987 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 13 5 Alabama 22–10
November 5 1988 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 18 13 LSU 19–18
November 11 1989 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 4 Alabama 32–16
November 10 1990 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama 24–3
November 9 1991 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 8 Alabama 20–17
November 7 1992 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 3 Alabama 31–11
November 6 1993 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 5 LSU 17–13
November 5 1994 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 6 Alabama 35–17
November 4 1995 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 17 Alabama 10–3
November 9 1996 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 10 Alabama 28–0
November 8 1997 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 14 LSU 27–0
November 7 1998 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama 22–16
November 6 1999 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 12 Alabama 23–17
November 4 2000 Baton Rouge, Louisiana LSU 30–28
November 3 2001 Tuscaloosa, Alabama LSU 30–14
November 16 2002 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 10 Alabama 31–0
November 15 2003 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 4 LSU 27–3
November 13 2004 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 17 LSU 26–10
November 12 2005 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 4 5 LSU 16–13 OT
November 11 2006 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 12 LSU 28–14
November 3 2007 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 17 3 LSU 41–34
[edit] Trivia
Posted on 11/4/08 at 7:22 pm to lpotterusa
82 Dalton Hilliard stuck it up bears arse,month later there was no more bear.but don't tell there fans they think he is still alive.
Posted on 11/4/08 at 8:08 pm to danfraz
They actually broadcast that 1982 game in the Superdome, and a bunch of people turned out to watch it!
Posted on 11/4/08 at 8:27 pm to Rudy40
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Willie Turner
Willie Turner had Ensminger's pass go off his hands against USC in the final seconds.
Posted on 11/4/08 at 8:37 pm to Rebel
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i think it was browndyke.
It was Lewis...Browndyke was a freshman in 1986. He missed a field goal against Ole Miss in Baton Rouge in '86.
Posted on 11/5/08 at 12:53 am to uptownruler
1974 Legion Field We lost 30 zip and some redneck turned to us and said Banks HS could beat LSU that day
This post was edited on 11/5/08 at 12:54 am
Posted on 11/5/08 at 9:47 am to JEAUXBLEAUX
For me, the 2000 game was the best. Finally breaking through at Tiger Stadium against Alabama.
Also, I just absolutely loved the 2001 game in Tuscaloosa. Seeing LSU set Alabama defensive records still gives me joy.
2005 and 2007 when we destroyed their seasons.
I was at the 1997 game when we shut them out. That was nice.
Bad games:
1996 - thought we were going to break the streak and contend for the SEC. Then, for the next three years, we had to see Shaun ALexander highlights.
1998 - Alabama wins in the most improbable fashion ever. Seriously. Two touchdown passes that were batted by our defensive backs into their receivers hands AND an onsides kick recovery.
1995 - 10-3 loss in Tuscaloosa. I still remember being miffed about that game because there were a couple plays where Kevin Faulk did not make a first down, and at the time, Bama did not have the big red stripe thing that you laid on the sideline to mark it, so I thought he didn't rightly know where the mark was...
1999 injustice
2002 cold, miserable, horrible and I was there.
In all, we still need to make more good memories against Alabama. Starting THIS SATURDAY!!!!
Also, I just absolutely loved the 2001 game in Tuscaloosa. Seeing LSU set Alabama defensive records still gives me joy.
2005 and 2007 when we destroyed their seasons.
I was at the 1997 game when we shut them out. That was nice.
Bad games:
1996 - thought we were going to break the streak and contend for the SEC. Then, for the next three years, we had to see Shaun ALexander highlights.
1998 - Alabama wins in the most improbable fashion ever. Seriously. Two touchdown passes that were batted by our defensive backs into their receivers hands AND an onsides kick recovery.
1995 - 10-3 loss in Tuscaloosa. I still remember being miffed about that game because there were a couple plays where Kevin Faulk did not make a first down, and at the time, Bama did not have the big red stripe thing that you laid on the sideline to mark it, so I thought he didn't rightly know where the mark was...
1999 injustice
2002 cold, miserable, horrible and I was there.
In all, we still need to make more good memories against Alabama. Starting THIS SATURDAY!!!!
Posted on 11/5/08 at 9:50 am to Chicken
The 2005 game that we won in overtime.
Miles goes for it on 4th and goal in the third quarter. I wouldn't have, but Miles has way bigger onions than I do.
We were sitting down low right where the LSU section meets the Alabama section. After we hit the winning touchdown in overtime, the dejected look on all those Bama faces was priceless.
After the game and outside the stadium, my father asked some Tide Band member if she knew "Hold that Tiger." The look on her face was even better.
LSU took Bama out of the National Championship picture that year. (They'll do it again this Saturday!)
Miles goes for it on 4th and goal in the third quarter. I wouldn't have, but Miles has way bigger onions than I do.
We were sitting down low right where the LSU section meets the Alabama section. After we hit the winning touchdown in overtime, the dejected look on all those Bama faces was priceless.
After the game and outside the stadium, my father asked some Tide Band member if she knew "Hold that Tiger." The look on her face was even better.
LSU took Bama out of the National Championship picture that year. (They'll do it again this Saturday!)
Posted on 11/5/08 at 12:03 pm to Chicken
'79. Sat in the cold rain to watch us lose 0-3 to #1 Bama. We never crossed midfield on offense so it was not as close as it seemed.
But we lost to USC and Bama, both as #1 teams that year, by a combined total of ?7 points.
But we lost to USC and Bama, both as #1 teams that year, by a combined total of ?7 points.
Posted on 11/5/08 at 12:59 pm to danfraz
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1982.
I was 14 years old. The game was a road game so I did not attend. These were the days before games on 15 different TV channels. This was a radio only game. And it was a day game.
I actually went with a buddy to the Assembly Center to watch this game on closed circuit TV. The PMAC was packed and it was easily the next best thing to being at the game. VERY loud and VERY raucous. It was an absolute blast!!
In 1983 we went to the game in Tiger Stadium, in the midst of a losing season, with a chance to salvage something great. Eric Martin took a slant and went something like 80 yards for the TD on the first play of the game. I still say to this day that we outplayed them but fell just short. After the game, during which I drank too much of the rum I had smuggled in, I was just standing there in the north endzone with my friends staring silently and drunkenly fuming at the Bama band playing and celebrating on the other side of the stadium. I then just started walking along the bleachers without even saying anything to my friends, who then just followed, wondering what the hell I was doing. I walked along the west stands, inside along the bleachers, all the way around to the south endzone upper section, obviously having to hop over the barriers along the way. When I got to the southeast upper, I walked down to the bottom row, where I was then looking down at the Alabama band. I then started picking up every used cup and nasty empty nacho tray I could find and tossing them down into the band. A great case of drunken stupidity at the ripe old age of seventeen.
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