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Wednesday Wayback: Chaos Is A Ladder
LSU backdoored their way into the National Championship game. Now, there was only one thing to do.
Wednesday Wayback
ATVS looks back at the highs and lows of LSU's past.
Wednesday Wayback: A New Hope
At the time the SEC Championship game felt like a consolation prize for LSU, when it was worth so much more...
Wednesday Wayback: The Strip Sack
The first game between Nick Saban’s Alabama and Les Miles’ LSU was one for the ages.
Wednesday Wayback: Ocean’s 07
On a dreary Saturday afternoon, Les Miles gave Steve Spurrier a taste of his own medicine.
Wednesday Wayback: 2007 LSU-Auburn & The Call Of The Year
“...AND FLYNN IS BACK TO THROW! FOR THE ENDZONE! HOLY! TOUCHDOWN!”
Wayback Wednesday: The Wipe Me Down Game
LSU hammered Virginia Tech to make a statement early in 2007.
Wednesday Wayback: Charlie And The Sugar Factory
LSU effectively put college football on notice for 2007 with a beatdown over Notre Dame
Wednesday Wayback: Perfect Holliday
Anything Darren McFadden can do, Trindon Holliday can do quicker.
Wednesday Wayback: Rocky Top Revenge
LSU avenges 2005’s heartbreaker with a memorable drive to steal one in Knoxville.
Wednesday Wayback: The 2005 Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl
The night LSU ended The U.
Wednesday WayBack, 2005: LSU 16, Alabama 13
The defensive showdown in T-Town.
Wednesday Wayback, 2005: LSU 20, Auburn 17
AKA John Vaughn and the terrible, no good, very bad night.
Wednesday Wayback: Monday Night In Death Valley
Looking at LSU’s wild Monday night loss to Tennessee.
Winds of Change: LSU, Les Miles & Katrina
Looking back on the dawn of the Les Miles Era through the eye of a hurricane.
Wednesday WayBack Revisits the 2001 SEC Playoff
WatsonTiger has some memories to share.
Wednesday WayBack, 1986: LSU 21, Notre Dame 19
In honor of Bill Arnsparger’s passing, let’s remember one of the biggest wins his Tigers picked up in Tiger Stadium.
Wednesday WayBack, 1986: LSU 37, Tulane 17
What if I told you that some things never change?
Wednesday Wayback: The Day Pigs Flew
Looking back at the closest thing the Curley Hallman had to a high point.
Wednesday Wayback: The Bring Back the Magic Game
Back to when the Golden Age was seeded.
Wednesday Wayback, 1987: LSU 17, Texas A&M 3
What if I told you that sometimes a first impression doesn’t last?
Wednesday WayBack, 1987: LSU 13, Ohio State 13
Remembering one of the last times LSU played a Big 10 squad in the regular season.
Wednesday WayBack, 1982: LSU 20, Alabama 10
Remembering what was the Tigers' first win over Alabama in 11, in Bear Bryant's final season.
Wednesday WayBack: the 2005 Capital One Bowl
And so it ends with a bang AND a wimper for Nick Saban at LSU.
Wednesday WayBack: LSU 43, Arkansas 14
The 2004 regular season ends with a surprising big win over Arkansas.
Wednesday WayBack: LSU 27, Ole Miss 24
Remembering an unforgettable night from Alley Broussard in what would be a rather forgettable win over Ole Miss from 2004.
Wednesday WayBack: LSU 26, Alabama 10
Looking back at LSU's very strange 26-10 win over the Crimson Tide.
Wednesday WayBack: #24 LSU 24, #12 Florida 21
Recounting LSU's incredible 2004 rally in the Swamp.
Wednesday WayBack: LSU 51, Mississippi State 0
Looking back at an absolute trouncing of Sylvester Croom's first Mississippi State squad.
Wednesday WayBack: No. 14 Auburn 10, No. 5 LSU 9
Remembering a bizarre and heartbreaking defeat on the Plains.
Wednesday WayBack: LSU 22, Oregon State 21
We're back counting down the summer, starting with the wild opening to the 2004 season.
Wednesday WayBack: the 2004 Sugar Bowl
And the Valley Shook closes its summer nostalgia series with LSU's 21-14 win over No. 1 Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl.
Wednesday WayBack: The 2003 SEC Championship Game
The Wednesday WayBack series takes a look at the 2003 SEC championship game between LSU and Georgia.
Wednesday WayBack, 2003: No. 3 LSU 55, Arkansas 24
LSU sticks it to the Pigs to clinch the 2003 SEC West title.