The problem is his team didn't win on Saturday. That's why he's here. He showed up shortly after Georgia lost.
WHERE ARE ALL THE FLORIDA POSTERS?
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Out of town and doing other things. I feel no need to be here 24/7, and especially not to answer to rival trolls... 
I posted last week that my biggest fear in this game was the always chitty-biased-corrupt SEC officials, and they didn't disappoint me in that they were just as chitty as expecterd.
The #1 problem for the Gator defense was due to the biased-corrupt SEC officials.
List all of the holding calls they made against LSU (that was holding all night)).
I'm betting that their LT had to spend the night with his fingers in an ice bath from all of the grabbing as hanging on that he did in that game, and he wasn't alone...
Now, combine that with:
Neither starting Gator DE (Zuniga-Greenard) was able to play due to injuries.
Giving the LSU QB plenty of time to sit in the pocket and throw the ball.
The strength of their team (passing) was fortified by the officials, while it helped to negate the strength of the Gator team (defense). It's amazing that they kept it as close as they did.
CB C.J. Henderson - 3 Tkls, 3 PBU's.
CB Marco Wilson --- 1 Tkl
By the end of the game, they weren't even calling the holding/interference on the LSU DB's.
I turned the game off 'disgusted' with the officials in the 3rd quarter. I speed watched it later when I could fast forward through the lame commentary, time-outs, and commercials.
Trask - 23 of 39 59%, for 310 yds, 3 TD's, 1 Int, L-64
Rush - 10 for 21 yds, 2.1 ypc, L-12
(in their desperation late in the game to prevent a come-back, they went for his knees)
Jones - 1 of 3 33% for 1 yd, 1 TD, 0 Int L-1
Rush - 9 for 36 yds, 4 ypc, L-12 (8 for 24 yds, 3.0 ypc)
Perine - 17 for 65 yds, 3.8 ypc, 0 TD, L-17 (16 for 48, 3.0 ypc)
Rec - 2 for 12 yds, 1 TD, L-11
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LSU has a good team, but I'd love to see us both in the SEC-C game on a neutral field, with enough scrutiny to force the officials to call the game by the rules, and fairly.
I posted last week that my biggest fear in this game was the always chitty-biased-corrupt SEC officials, and they didn't disappoint me in that they were just as chitty as expecterd.
The #1 problem for the Gator defense was due to the biased-corrupt SEC officials.
List all of the holding calls they made against LSU (that was holding all night)).
I'm betting that their LT had to spend the night with his fingers in an ice bath from all of the grabbing as hanging on that he did in that game, and he wasn't alone...
Now, combine that with:
Neither starting Gator DE (Zuniga-Greenard) was able to play due to injuries.
Giving the LSU QB plenty of time to sit in the pocket and throw the ball.
The strength of their team (passing) was fortified by the officials, while it helped to negate the strength of the Gator team (defense). It's amazing that they kept it as close as they did.
CB C.J. Henderson - 3 Tkls, 3 PBU's.
CB Marco Wilson --- 1 Tkl
By the end of the game, they weren't even calling the holding/interference on the LSU DB's.
I turned the game off 'disgusted' with the officials in the 3rd quarter. I speed watched it later when I could fast forward through the lame commentary, time-outs, and commercials.
Trask - 23 of 39 59%, for 310 yds, 3 TD's, 1 Int, L-64
Rush - 10 for 21 yds, 2.1 ypc, L-12
(in their desperation late in the game to prevent a come-back, they went for his knees)
Jones - 1 of 3 33% for 1 yd, 1 TD, 0 Int L-1
Rush - 9 for 36 yds, 4 ypc, L-12 (8 for 24 yds, 3.0 ypc)
Perine - 17 for 65 yds, 3.8 ypc, 0 TD, L-17 (16 for 48, 3.0 ypc)
Rec - 2 for 12 yds, 1 TD, L-11
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LSU has a good team, but I'd love to see us both in the SEC-C game on a neutral field, with enough scrutiny to force the officials to call the game by the rules, and fairly.
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Florida has played 4 SEC games. Two road games at night, two home games in the day. Sorry if we feel a bit put upon.
But hey, at least South Carolina will be a noon game. I have a feeling, though, that if we had won it would have been another night game.
Every time LSU gets a night game against us we should get a night game back the next year. This day/night alternating bullshit has to stop.
Don't know how far your fan base has to travel, but we have a large state. People don't like facing a 3 hour drive after a game that ended at 11:30
LSU has a ton of fans from north Louisiana that drive 3-4 hours for each home game. Hell, I drive from Dallas and a ton come from Lake Charles or Houston (4 hours). Most stay overnight in hotel or air bnb. I loathe day games, both home and away. I flew into Jacksonville last time i visited the Swamp...2:30 game, was hot as phuck. Of course my seats were directly in the sun, so we roasted. Tebow jump passed a TD to the TE...Tate Casey I believe. Good time sans the loss.
Me personally, I'm getting too old to make a 2 hour drive home late at night.
Not at all, when they get a night game, the next year they should have to play a 12-1 PM day game in the SWAMP.
That requires them to arrive on Friday, or begin the drive at 2 AM Sat. to arrive by game time, plus they are going upstream on the time zone change.
Hey @instaGATOR - looks like Zuniga played 22/48 snaps vs. LSU. That's 2 plays short of half the game. So he played, but was dinged up? Assumed that happened vs. Auburn? Very physical game.
Zuniga didn't play vs Auburn. Probably wasn't healthy enough to play this past weekend.
They fly to all road games...sure it wouldnt be an issue. As already mentioned on this board, LSU always plays a day game vs. UF.Not at all, when they get a night game, the next year they should have to play a 12-1 PM day game in the SWAMP.
That requires them to arrive on Friday, or begin the drive at 2 AM Sat. to arrive by game time, plus they are going upstream on the time zone change.
I pass out closer to my normal bedtime.
If I am going to haul all my tailgating shit from Dallas to BR, I want to have time to hang out with everyone before LSU clears us out. I only see some of those folks at LSU games.
Nope, SDE Zuniga he didn't play at all vs Auburn due to injury.
He tried to come back and play some vs LSU but couldn't beat the Injury + holding combination that the SEC's corrupt excuse for refs were allowing them to get away with, but thanks for asking.
BUCK Greenard (OLB/WDE) who was injured vs AU, also tried to play at the beginning, but quickly came off the field telling the coaches that he just couldn't go. The 2nd and 3rd teamers at both DE positions had to go, some of them true Fr.
I was mostly talking about the LSU fans that come to the games, not the team travel.
However, a noon game, including the time change, would be a kick in the nutts for the team.
Corrupt SEC refs, funny...most LSU fans were bitching about the sec and the game refs wanting to have 1 undefeated SEC East team, and how they were trying to help UF by not calling all the holding. It really is comical that both fan bases see the same thing, but on the other side.
Your fans are moe-rons then.
LSU's strength is their passing game / offense.
UF's strength is their defense.
Zero Holding Calls on LSU's OL puts the solid advantage to LSU, not UF.
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"When you lose both of your starting DE's, especially in this type of environment it catches up to you," Gators head coach Dan Mullen said after the 42-28 loss to LSU.
And while Dan as a coach can't say it, the iG can. -- When the corrupt SEC Refs don't call LSU's OL for a single holding all game, that greatly exacerbates the DL's problems. And with no DL pressure, the receivers can take all day to get someone open. The result of that is Joe Burrow finished the game throwing 21-of-24 for 293 yards, 3 TD's.
Constant uncalled OL holding also opens up some nice running lanes for the RB's and the QB..
The Gators played much of the game without SDE Jabari Zuniga, and the plays he was in he wasn't playing at 100% by any stretch. - both players (WDE Jon Greenard) were dealing with an ankle injury.
“Not having Jon killed our vibe," said All SEC CB Marco Wilson. “It takes the air out of us, really."
LSU has a good team, but the SEC's excuse for refs gave them the game.
Ok man...but Joe has that kind of game every time this season. LSU was balanced, running the ball 24 times and passing it 24 times. You dont think UF held all night giving Trask all day to sit in the pocket and find wide open WR's. Chiasson was tackled to the ground at least 4 times, and only 1 was called. Shelvin was double teamed and held constantly...watch the tape without the orange and blue glasses. UF got called for holding one time. Are you telling me the Gator OL only held once? Come on...let it go. Lastly, Mullen never could give credit to LSU for anything during his presser...dude was sour. Ed O on the other hand was all class and complimented the gators.Your fans are moe-rons then.
LSU's strength is their passing game / offense.
UF's strength is their defense.
Zero Holding Calls on LSU's OL puts the solid advantage to LSU, not UF.
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"When you lose both of your starting DE's, especially in this type of environment it catches up to you," Gators head coach Dan Mullen said after the 42-28 loss to LSU.
And while Dan as a coach can't say it, the iG can. -- When the corrupt SEC Refs don't call LSU's OL for a single holding all game, that greatly exacerbates the DL's problems. And with no DL pressure, the receivers can take all day to get someone open. The result of that is Joe Burrow finished the game throwing 21-of-24 for 293 yards, 3 TD's.
Constant uncalled OL holding also opens up some nice running lanes for the RB's and the QB..
The Gators played much of the game without SDE Jabari Zuniga, and the plays he was in he wasn't playing at 100% by any stretch. - both players (WDE Jon Greenard) were dealing with an ankle injury.
“Not having Jon killed our vibe," said All SEC CB Marco Wilson. “It takes the air out of us, really."
LSU has a good team, but the SEC's excuse for refs gave them the game.
Held once, when they were in the game in the 2nd half and had already scored, so the refs hammered them to bury them deep. This allowed the LSU D to then tee-off on the following plays, knowing that the refs were going to call holding on UF but not them. That was the turn-around point of the game, and it's when I turned the game off, telling by better half that the refs were deciding the game. Sometimes I hate be correct...
Why are you looking from validation from Florida fans? Didn't you win your game? Aren't you ranked in the top 3?
Sounds like you are compensating for something, pal.
Ok InstaGATOR...there was BS calls both ways, it happens. Good luck the rest of the way, and dont turn off your tv in the middle of a game.Held once, when they were in the game in the 2nd half and had already scored, so the refs hammered them to bury them deep. This allowed the LSU D to then tee-off on the following plays, knowing that the refs were going to call holding on UF but not them. That was the turn-around point of the game, and it's when I turned the game off, telling by better half that the refs were deciding the game. Sometimes I hate be correct...
this guy is not an LSU fan...
Turning off my TV in the middle of a game is the least of it....
I've advocated for UF leaving the SEC due to the Alabama Home Office Bought Refs since before SOS came back to coach the Gators. The reason he would RUTS was so he could take the Refs out of the game,,, and they hated him for it.
I've even dropped out of the Gator fans ranks once or twice over it.
I try to be a fan, only for support of the student-athletes.
I dropped my Alumni membership due to the liberal, socialist, gun-grabbing excuse for an Admin. I even try to stay completely out of socialist haven Alachua Co. altogether now days.
The 'City of Gainesville' is corrupt from middle management >> up, with very few exceptions imo, and has been for a very long time...
Watching the totally corrupt Demorats attempting to steal our Constitutional Republic (we're not a Democracy) is the icing on this mud-pie...
I've seen enough in my lifetime that getting old and dying some day in the relatively near future, might just be a welcome blessing...
Only chance he has to be there is pretending to be a Bama fan. LSU isn't beating Alabama.
Saban>Orgeron
Tua>Burrow
We just got done playing two top ten teams in a row. LSU was better on Saturday in their house. I would like to see them in Atlanta after we get done beating a less physically daunting team the week before in FSU.
love it how you still worried about who/what i am. you NEED to be worried about the rest of YOUR season.
I bet the only way y'all gonna be watching the SEC championship game is on tv.
We handled our business. Y'all didnt. Get over it ALREADY...
I bet the only way y'all gonna be watching the SEC championship game is on tv.
We handled our business. Y'all didnt. Get over it ALREADY...
Lol, Ive never met a LSU fan who has so much passionate hatred towards UF. Regardless weve been to Atlanta more frequently and more recent then you have. *Well that is if you are a true LSU Bulldog fan* oops
No, you don't.
Games in BR:
2019: Florida Night
2018: Bama Night
2017: Home game played in Gainesville: Day
2016: Bama Night
2015: Florida Night
2014: Bama Night
2013: Florida Day
Funny how all your biggest home games seem to be at night. It's not an all or nothing proposition, but where UF gets 1-2 night games a decade against LSU, you get 4-5. That's where I have an issue. I see where Bama fixed it and now all your games are at night. At least that is equitable. Give me equitable and I am fine. But our situation is NOT equitable. Big time night games are a huge advantage for the home team and you get them a lot more than we do. I have trouble accepting the series record knowing we don't have a level playing field.
@LizardGrad89
Wrong. The SEC and networks dictate when LSU games start. not LSU. Try again. Honestly, sounds like you are just sour about the loss, and looking for any excuse.
The last 10 years of UF vs. LSU.
Baton Rouge games kicked off at 2:30, 2:30, 6:00, 12:00 and 7:00
Gainesville games - 6:30, 2:30, 6:30, 2:30, 2:30
Looks "equitable" to me! I will wait for your response.....
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Zero Holding penalties on the LSU OL,,, against one of the top defenses in the nation. -- Proves that LSU has the best OL in the history of college football....
There are rules to the game.
They are enforced,,, or they are not.
When it's not, the BS excuse is that they were 'letting them play.'
LSU strength is offense.
UF strength is defense.
Not calling holding gives the offense a huge advantage.
(their one holding call was so they could bury UF deep and turn the game around)
This in NOT letting them play, it's just another example of the giving the game away by the corrupt SEC refs.
And I don't G-a-S about your lame-azz replies, because unlike you, I KNOW what I'm talking about.
There are rules to the game.
They are enforced,,, or they are not.
When it's not, the BS excuse is that they were 'letting them play.'
LSU strength is offense.
UF strength is defense.
Not calling holding gives the offense a huge advantage.
(their one holding call was so they could bury UF deep and turn the game around)
This in NOT letting them play, it's just another example of the giving the game away by the corrupt SEC refs.
And I don't G-a-S about your lame-azz replies, because unlike you, I KNOW what I'm talking about.
