Ouch. That one hurt. Saturday’s game really showed the difference between FBS and FCS. I think the real difference was the strength and speed of LSU – we just couldn’t match them. It’s a tough one to take as I thought we would do a bit better but we’ll just move [...]
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August 29, 2008
App Thoughts: LSU
We’re a day away from the start of another Appalachian football season. Is it possible for our Mountaineers to top what they accomplished last year? There couldn’t be a bigger challenge for App than to open the season in Death Valley against the defending BCS National Champion LSU Tigers.
Ever since the announcement of this [...]
August 27, 2008
The 411 on…LSU
Louisiana State University Tigers
Stadium: Tiger Stadium, a.k.a Death Valley.
I’ve been to this stadium for an SEC conference game and it’s LOUD. There is a definite home-field advantage for the Tigers by playing in this 92,400-seat stadium. The tailgating atmosphere around the stadium is unbelievable. I don’t expect the Tiger faithful to be [...]
August 7, 2008
Q&A with “And The Valley Shook”
Richard Pittman, from the LSU blog And The Valley Shook, took some time with me to answer a few questions about the showdown in the Bayou:
Go!Fight!WinApps!: What is your honest opinion of this match-up? Good or bad for LSU?
And The Valley Shook: My honest opinion of this matchup is that it is good for LSU. I [...]
July 30, 2008
Get Ready
This was already posted on AppFan.com but it’s too good to pass up. Here’s a trailer for ASU v. LSU:
Courtesy of nascarmediagroup.com
If this doesn’t get you excited for football season, then check your pulse. Best quote from the video:
Take your rings – put them in the trophy case and let [...]
July 12, 2008
SMQ’s LSU “Assessment”
Sunday Morning QB previews LSU in his “Somewhat Obligatory Assessment” series. Take note of the following:
It’s not fair, really, that LSU can lose one of the most dominating linemen of the decade and still field a near-impenetrable front four, but they collect unblockable defensive linemen here like Louisiana politicians collect kickbacks: the Tigers bring back [...]
