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Wow. In case you haven’t heard already, LSU went to Tuscaloosa and beat Nick Saban’s Crimson Tide for the first time since 2011. Many of you, like me, are still riding the high from Saturday. These gumbos are much more enjoyable to do when we have a lot of good news, and thankfully, this season has given us no shortage of good news. In today’s gumbo we will get you caught up on all the stories, news, notes and social media frenzy you may have missed from the weekend.
We start with ATVS’ own Jake Nazar who perfectly enveloped what this win meant for the LSU program. Click here to read Jake write about ‘The Night LSU Exorcised Its Demon.’
That piece from could not do a better job summing up what this game was, it was more than a game and you could feel it. I often get anxious watching LSU Football but I couldn’t sit still a whole two hours before kickoff.
And in honor of how Jake closed out that article...
Poseur wrote his usual ‘Behind The Box Score’ piece that looks at some of the most important numbers from the game and breaks down what they meant and how we got there. He discusses both QB performances as he also dives into the shows put on by each teams respective RB.
LSU Football’s social media account was great as always. I will embed some stuff below but I highly recommend you go back and watch all of their postgame content on Twitter or Instagram.
This game delivered everything and MORE!
— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) November 11, 2019
Your Fighting Tigers are 9-0 pic.twitter.com/6sj0RkPCcp
Can’t Measure Heart @Clydro_22 gives his all and more pic.twitter.com/oizNEcjVO7
— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) November 10, 2019
For the state of Louisiana.
— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) November 10, 2019
For everyone who bleeds Purple and Gold.
For the future of this program. #ForeverLSU pic.twitter.com/uiM7RucTLT
The Tigers are Home! pic.twitter.com/obkumiD2Ua
— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) November 10, 2019
Joe Burrow and Clyde Edwards-Helaire both stood out for the LSU offense on Saturday. Joe Burrow possibly even locked up the Heisman trophy. Their performances earned them ‘SEC’s Co-Offensive Player Of The Week.’
Quarterback @Joe_Burrow10 and running back @Clydro_22 are the @SEC Offensive Players of the Week after their historic performance at Alabama! #GeauxTigers pic.twitter.com/IgJcyFTknb
— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) November 11, 2019
The kickoff time for the Arkansas game on November 23 was announced today. It will, in fact, be a night game at Tiger Stadium.
#LSU will host Arkansas at 6 p.m. on Saturday, November 23 in Tiger Stadium!
— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) November 11, 2019
https://t.co/uWdVJSnhzP pic.twitter.com/strCvEYysX
Bruce Feldman, who has written about Ed Oregon quite a bit throughout his career, wrote another brilliant feature this week in The Athletic ($$$) that elaborates on what this game meant for Coach O and how Ed O’s transformation from the coach he was at Ole Miss is complete.
Coach O talked about Joe Brady and potentially when Tiger fans can expect them to work out a contract for LSU’s hot shot passing game coordinator. In a world where Kliff Kingsburry gets an NFL coaching job, it does not need to be stated how much offensive minds are valued in football. Especially a guy that took LSU from an average offense to one that is one of the best in the country. We know a raise is in store for Joe Brady, now it is just a matter of when and how much.
Ed Orgeron held his weekly press conference on Monday where he announced that Austin Deculus is doubtful which could also be interpreted as “will not play” @ Ole Miss on Saturday. For details on Deculus and more from O’s Monday press conference, click here.
More injury news: WRs Justin Jefferson and Jamar Chase were not at Monday’s practice.
Not many eyes were on the basketball team over the weekend, but Will Wade’s crew took care of business against Bowling Green on Friday night.
I want to reiterate how special of a day Saturday was, for every LSU fan, everywhere. I think I may of had even people text me about that game than I do that text me on my birthday. My mom, who never watches football, even felt the need to call me after the game. That game was huge and it should be celebrated as such. Keep on cherishing days like Saturday because those types of games are why we wait through all of the darkness and despair that can come with being a sports fan.
To close out today, I only have one question
Roll Tide what?
“We gonna beat their ass in recruiting We gonna beat their ass every time they see us. ROLL TIDE WHAT... F**K YOU”
— Complex Sports (@ComplexSports) November 10, 2019
Coach Orgeron went off on Bama pic.twitter.com/EX5vHnSXZd