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I am a third generation haberdasher that started following LSU athletics between measuring dudes inseems. I have thoroughly enjoyed your website and would like to formally make amends with Jrlz by offering to do anytype of needlework he may require free of charge. The guy is a solid addition to already formidable team of young aspiring sports journalists. Keep up the superfluous work.

often as I slack off at work.

I was a grad student at LSU. Now I’m teaching at a college in the St. Louis area. I prefer the level of discourse and analysis here to other outlets (which I won’t name, but I’m sure you have an idea of the places I mean). I especially appreciate the quantitative emphasis.

Came for the QB efficiency posts, stayed for solid SEC analysis that doesn’t fawn over Tebow in every single post.

and I comment during games irregularly. I’m from Shreveport. BTW, my wife and I just moved to the Washington, D.C. area. Anyone know of any good places around here to catch games with other fans?

That’s was what I asked my daughter last year when she told me I should pick out a couple of sports “blogs” to follow during football season. I enrolled in LSU as a Sophomore in fall of ‘64. I got the boot (grades) in ’67. Who knew you actually had to go class. I never got around to going back and wound up graduating elsewhere. That school, FAU, did not field their first football team until 2001, so the Tigers have been and still are #1 with me. I worked for IBM for 25 years, retired in ’97, went back for 2 more years, incorporated and worked for them another 10 years. Currently retired and Lovin’ Life. I live in N. Georgia and go to see the Tigers whenever they play in Atlanta, i.e the SEC Championship and the Peach Bowl aka the Chic Fil A Bowl.

I’m an alum who lives out of state and looks for good information on my beloved Tigers wherever I can get it.

The content here is usually thoughtful and interesting, and the membership seems mature. As the popularity of the site grows, I think it will be interesting to see if you can hold on to that identity.

I really like the sabermetric-like analysis you do on different aspects of the game/team.

Keep up the great work.

My dad and his 5 siblings lived near the south gates of campus and all went to LSU. I grew up in Houma, the oldest of three girls and the only one who is a sports fan and LSU alumnus – needless to say I am also the favorite. I moved to NY 4 years ago for grad school and married another LSU fan (who incidentally lived in Bham for 3 years before that). Living out of Louisiana, it is nice to read a little about my Tigers every morning.

and it seems unlike most people here I still live in Baton Rouge. I started reading your site back when it was GeauxTuscaloosa but I just don’t comment much. Its definitely my favorite LSU site.

I’m somewhat of an implant to the Baton Rouge area. I grew up in Minden, La. (4 hours north) and moved down here fresh out of college in 2003 looking for a job. While down here, I managed to fall in love with two things…my wife & LSU.

The only problem is my wife and her father are both Ole Miss grads. Sadly I have a split household just like Mr. Pittman. My poor daughter will be confused as well.

Anyhoo, I love this site. I visit it daily, but I rarely have time to post. Keep up the good work guys!! Man cannot live on Dandy Don alone!!

Read ATVS since you moved here from Geaux Tuscaloosa.

Graduated from LSU in May 2005. Born in Houma, lived in Baton Rouge most of my life and moved to Huntsville, AL for a job after graduation. It seems there are a lot of us on this site who reside in bama country now. Zandor, Purple Reign, and Pitt off the top of my head.

I’m married to an Auburn fan, and have lot’s of bammer and barner buddies up here, so I like to peruse the enemy’s sites as well.

I am a recent LSU grad (2007) currently living in NYC. I’m very happy with the new SEC-ESPN deal as it almost guarantees I will be able to see every single LSU game, even when they play against powerhouses such as Moler’s Beauty College, New Orleans YMCA, Lake Charles High School, Natchez Athletic Club, or LSU Alumni. (Bonus points for anyone who can figure out what names on this list LSU has actually played before)

Been a long time reader of the site, and I appreciate the intelligent commentary on all things LSU.