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Tyrann Mathieu had one of the most thrilling Heisman campaign pushes in the history of college football. If you don't believe me, just take a quick look below.
"The Honey Badger" started the season as the most explosive defensive player in college football. He was then "witheld from play" against Auburn and had a quiet five game stretch. But he then ended the season with a bang.
Mathieu scored two touchdowns on punt returns in as many games. Arkansas and Georgia couldn't stop "The Honey Badger." He nearly scored on a spectacular third, but was shoestringed tackled in the Georgia red zone.
I remember a few weeks ago when I spoke to Mathieu before the Arkansas game. He looked frustrated. Playmakers can get that way when they haven't been making big plays.
I asked him about his struggles versus the Razorbacks the year before. He was burned by Joe Adams on a fourth and three play that sealed the victory for the Hogs. I thought "The Honey Badger" was going to treat me like a cobra.
Instead he gave me a stare I will never forget.
Showing posts with label Auburn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Auburn. Show all posts
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Tyrann Mathieu's Final Heisman Run to New York
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Arkansas,
Auburn,
Heisman,
LSU Football,
The Honey Badger,
Trent Richardson,
Tyrann Mathieu
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LSU not only needs "swag" to beat Alabama, they need "Jefferswag."
Starting quarterback Jarrett Lee has been phenomenal. Thirteen touchdown passes and only one interception is quite a feat for a quarterback who used to have problems with throwing the football to the wrong team.
Lee has been the field general for this offense and continues to impress with his ability to throw the football on time. Since Jefferson's return to the team, he has been a force running the ball and has passed rather efficiently.
But this Alabama defense is a different animal. They do everything right. They don't miss tackles. When they do hit you, they make it count with bone crushing blows.
That's why LSU needs Jefferson.
LSU Needs Jordan Jefferson to Beat Alabama
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Alabama,
Auburn,
Cam Newton,
Dont'a Hightower,
Jarrett Lee,
Jefferswag,
Jordan Jefferson,
LSU Football,
Rueben Randle.
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| Lee & Jefferson have worked the two-QB system to perfection. Photo via Bleacher Report |
Starting quarterback Jarrett Lee has been phenomenal. Thirteen touchdown passes and only one interception is quite a feat for a quarterback who used to have problems with throwing the football to the wrong team.
Lee has been the field general for this offense and continues to impress with his ability to throw the football on time. Since Jefferson's return to the team, he has been a force running the ball and has passed rather efficiently.
But this Alabama defense is a different animal. They do everything right. They don't miss tackles. When they do hit you, they make it count with bone crushing blows.
That's why LSU needs Jefferson.
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7.
That number has been the most mind-blowing number this year for LSU football. It is the number of LSU do everything cornerback Tyrann Mathieu.
"The Honey Badger" received Heisman attention after a dominant start to the season. But after a below average performance versus Tennessee and beingsuspended "withheld from play" against Auburn, Mathieu has lost that luster.
There is no denial Mathieu has been an explosive playmaker for LSU. But the number on the back of Mathieu's jersey isn't the craziest number 7 that applies to LSU Football in 2011.
That number in the opening graph is referring to another player on LSU's team that Mathieu is heavily involved with for the Bayou Bengals. The "7" represents the number of punt return yards LSU has allowed this season through eight games.
The most dominant player on LSU's team this season is Australian punter Brad Wing.
The Most Dominant Player on LSU
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Auburn,
Brad Wing,
LSU Football,
Mo Isom,
Ron Brooks,
Special Teams,
The Honey Badger,
Tyrann Mathieu
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| The touchdown celebration heard 'round the world. Photo via KLSU |
That number has been the most mind-blowing number this year for LSU football. It is the number of LSU do everything cornerback Tyrann Mathieu.
"The Honey Badger" received Heisman attention after a dominant start to the season. But after a below average performance versus Tennessee and being
There is no denial Mathieu has been an explosive playmaker for LSU. But the number on the back of Mathieu's jersey isn't the craziest number 7 that applies to LSU Football in 2011.
That number in the opening graph is referring to another player on LSU's team that Mathieu is heavily involved with for the Bayou Bengals. The "7" represents the number of punt return yards LSU has allowed this season through eight games.
The most dominant player on LSU's team this season is Australian punter Brad Wing.
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Death Valley -- Death Valley almost lived up to it's literal name Saturday. With the way LSU hit Auburn players, it's a surprise nobody actually was sent to the morgue.
I'm not even kidding either.
LSU smashed the living day lights out of the Tigers from the Plains. They hit them really really really hard.
"When the other team is huffing and puffing, we want to hit you that much harder," said cornerback Ron Brooks after the game.
The LSU defense and special teams unit, despite being Honey Bader-less, had another impressive outing against a SEC offense. But LSU did it with more emphasis on Saturday than they have all season. LSU was wearing their Pro Combat Uniforms. It would have been easy to confuse the Bayou Bengals for a NFL team.
But forget about the numbers, the purple and gold Tigers crushed their mascot counterparts with vicious hits all game long. Defensive end Barkevious Mingo tallied two sacks, tying him for the team lead of four sacks for the season. Both times he had clear paths to the quarterbacks because of his speed.
"Our speed made up for some mistakes we made today," said Mingo. "Our coaches feel comfortable with our ability to make plays."
But highlight hit of the day came from an offensive player. LSU true freshman receiver Jarvis Landry hasn't had much playing time at his position this season. But he showed his athleticism on kickoff team against Onterrio McCalebb, who scored the game winning touchdown versus LSU last year.
Sit back and enjoy folks!
LSU Players Crush Auburn Honey Bader-less
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Anthony "Freak" Johnson,
Auburn,
Death Valley,
Kiki Mingo,
LSU Football,
Pro Combat Uniforms,
Ron Brooks,
The Honey Badger,
Tyrann Mathieu
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| "Freak" crushes Auburn QB Frazier for a sack. Photo via Nola.com |
I'm not even kidding either.
LSU smashed the living day lights out of the Tigers from the Plains. They hit them really really really hard.
"When the other team is huffing and puffing, we want to hit you that much harder," said cornerback Ron Brooks after the game.
The LSU defense and special teams unit, despite being Honey Bader-less, had another impressive outing against a SEC offense. But LSU did it with more emphasis on Saturday than they have all season. LSU was wearing their Pro Combat Uniforms. It would have been easy to confuse the Bayou Bengals for a NFL team.
But forget about the numbers, the purple and gold Tigers crushed their mascot counterparts with vicious hits all game long. Defensive end Barkevious Mingo tallied two sacks, tying him for the team lead of four sacks for the season. Both times he had clear paths to the quarterbacks because of his speed.
"Our speed made up for some mistakes we made today," said Mingo. "Our coaches feel comfortable with our ability to make plays."
But highlight hit of the day came from an offensive player. LSU true freshman receiver Jarvis Landry hasn't had much playing time at his position this season. But he showed his athleticism on kickoff team against Onterrio McCalebb, who scored the game winning touchdown versus LSU last year.
Sit back and enjoy folks!
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Former Texas Tech head coach and Sirius/XM College Football Host Mike Leach will join me today at 4:40 CT on 91.1 KLSU fm to talk about his recent comments on the alleged suspensions of Tyrann Mathieu, Spencer Ware and Tharold Simon.
Leach told Beyond U Sports if Mathieu, Ware and Simon were on a team he coached, he would cut them. Leach will share what his drug testing policies were at Texas Tech and how he sees the Bayou Bengals shaping up against Auburn.
Leach co-hosts "College Football Playbook" weekdays from 12-3 ET and is an analyst for CBS College Sports. He also is the co-author of the explosive college football book "Swing Your Sword."
YOU CAN LISTEN TO A LIVE STREAM OF 91.1 KLSU FM BY CLICKING HERE.
You can follow Leach on Twitter @Coach_Leach.
Listen to the "LSU Pregame Tailgate Show" Friday at 11:30 am and "Out of Bounds" Sunday night at 6 pm CT on 91.1 KLSU fm or www.klsuradio.fm. Follow KLSU Sports on Twitter @KLSUsports.
Former Texas Tech Head Coach Mike Leach Joins KLSU Sports
Friday, October 21, 2011
Auburn,
Drug Tests,
KLSU,
KLSU Sports,
LSU Football,
Mike Leach,
Sirius/XM,
Spencer Ware,
Tharold Simon,
Tyrann Mathieu
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| Leach was Big 12 Coach of the Year in 2008. Photo via Sports Illustrated |
Leach told Beyond U Sports if Mathieu, Ware and Simon were on a team he coached, he would cut them. Leach will share what his drug testing policies were at Texas Tech and how he sees the Bayou Bengals shaping up against Auburn.
Leach co-hosts "College Football Playbook" weekdays from 12-3 ET and is an analyst for CBS College Sports. He also is the co-author of the explosive college football book "Swing Your Sword."
YOU CAN LISTEN TO A LIVE STREAM OF 91.1 KLSU FM BY CLICKING HERE.
You can follow Leach on Twitter @Coach_Leach.
Listen to the "LSU Pregame Tailgate Show" Friday at 11:30 am and "Out of Bounds" Sunday night at 6 pm CT on 91.1 KLSU fm or www.klsuradio.fm. Follow KLSU Sports on Twitter @KLSUsports.
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KLSU Sports Interview With LSU Cornerback Morris Claiborne
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Auburn,
Cam Newton,
KLSU,
KLSU Sports,
LSU Football,
Morris Claiborne,
Patrick Peterson,
Tennessee
I caught up with LSU cornerback Morris Claiborne after practice for a quick interview for 91.1 KLSU fm.
Morris walked me through his interception versus Tennessee, what Patrick Peterson told him about the interception and his thoughts on not facing Cam Newton against Auburn on Saturday.
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW.
Listen to the "LSU Pregame Tailgate Show" Friday at 11:30 am and "Out of Bounds" Sunday night at 6 pm CT on 91.1 KLSU fm or www.klsuradio.fm. Follow KLSU Sports on Twitter @KLSUsports.
Past Interviews Include:
LSU Punter Brad Wing
Former Saints Running Back Deuce McAllister
LSU Cornerback Tharold Simon
LSU Center T-Bob Hebert & Safety Eric Reid
Morris walked me through his interception versus Tennessee, what Patrick Peterson told him about the interception and his thoughts on not facing Cam Newton against Auburn on Saturday.
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW.
Listen to the "LSU Pregame Tailgate Show" Friday at 11:30 am and "Out of Bounds" Sunday night at 6 pm CT on 91.1 KLSU fm or www.klsuradio.fm. Follow KLSU Sports on Twitter @KLSUsports.
Past Interviews Include:
LSU Punter Brad Wing
Former Saints Running Back Deuce McAllister
LSU Cornerback Tharold Simon
LSU Center T-Bob Hebert & Safety Eric Reid
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Auburn Wins First BCS Title, But Was Dyer Down?
Monday, January 10, 2011
Arkansas,
Auburn,
BCS,
BCS National Championship,
Big Ten,
Cam Newton,
Michael Dyer,
Oregon
Auburn finally earned their first crystal ball after an undefeated season.
The Tigers defeated the Oregon Ducks 22-19 in one of the best National Championship games in the sport's history Monday night.
But did the heavily criticized Big Ten officiating crew make a mistake on the game's most controversial play?
Freshman running back Michael Dyer, as I predicted before the game (shameless promotion), played the game of his life. His long runs on the game's final drive proved to be the difference for the Tigers. But was he down on his 37 yard scamper deep into Oregon territory?
MockSession.com investigated the run with this in-depth video....
What do you guys think? Was he down? Was Arkansas tight end D.J. Williams down?
HKT would love to hear your thoughts. Not like there isn't enough drama going on in the SEC or anything.
The Tigers defeated the Oregon Ducks 22-19 in one of the best National Championship games in the sport's history Monday night.
But did the heavily criticized Big Ten officiating crew make a mistake on the game's most controversial play?
Freshman running back Michael Dyer, as I predicted before the game (shameless promotion), played the game of his life. His long runs on the game's final drive proved to be the difference for the Tigers. But was he down on his 37 yard scamper deep into Oregon territory?
MockSession.com investigated the run with this in-depth video....
What do you guys think? Was he down? Was Arkansas tight end D.J. Williams down?
HKT would love to hear your thoughts. Not like there isn't enough drama going on in the SEC or anything.
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The game is only a few hours away, but here a few thoughts and a prediction for the BCS National Championship Game...
The game needs to be moved before NFL wildcard weekend.
There is little doubt in my mind that the game has lost a little bit of its luster now that the game will be played after a spectacular weekend in NFL games.
And this game has been dragged on for too long. I can't count how many times I've heard players complaining that the game can't come soon enough.
LET'S PLAY FOOTBALL ALREADY!!!
Auburn defensive tackle Nick Fairley is being overhyped for this game.
BCS National Championship Prediction
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| Fairley will pile-drive the opponent. Photo via jaygtate.blogspot.com |
The game needs to be moved before NFL wildcard weekend.
There is little doubt in my mind that the game has lost a little bit of its luster now that the game will be played after a spectacular weekend in NFL games.
And this game has been dragged on for too long. I can't count how many times I've heard players complaining that the game can't come soon enough.
LET'S PLAY FOOTBALL ALREADY!!!
Auburn defensive tackle Nick Fairley is being overhyped for this game.
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Tiger Talk -- Saturday Hot Links (Miles, Harris)
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Auburn,
Dennis Harris,
Les Miles,
LSU Basketball,
Michigan,
Sports by Brooks,
The Big Lead,
Tiger Rag,
Tiger Talk
There is A TON going on in the world of LSU Sports. Here is the latest...
Sports by Brooks reports that Michigan Athletic Director Dave Brandon's private jet is in Dallas. Miles will be back in Dallas on Tuesday.
The Big Lead writes Brandon will learn the hard way that Michigan football is not what it used to be.
Ben Love of Tiger Rag reports men's basketball forward Dennis Harris has been dismissed from the team because of violation of team rules.
The men's basketball team only allowed six first half points in their SEC opener versus Auburn. LSU moved to 9-7 overall, 1-0 in conference.
Sports by Brooks reports that Michigan Athletic Director Dave Brandon's private jet is in Dallas. Miles will be back in Dallas on Tuesday.
The Big Lead writes Brandon will learn the hard way that Michigan football is not what it used to be.
Ben Love of Tiger Rag reports men's basketball forward Dennis Harris has been dismissed from the team because of violation of team rules.
The men's basketball team only allowed six first half points in their SEC opener versus Auburn. LSU moved to 9-7 overall, 1-0 in conference.
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Sports Animal 920 -- Radio Appearance
Monday, December 20, 2010
Arkansas,
Auburn,
BCS,
BCS National Championship,
Cotton Bowl,
LSU Football,
Radio Appearance,
Sugar Bowl
Happy Bowl Season Tiger Fans!!!
Tomorrow I will join Ross McDaniel on Shawn and Wally at 6:15 CT to talk SEC Bowl Previews. You can listen to the Sports Animal 920 AM on any local Arkansas affiliate or by clicking here for a live stream worldwide. (Worldwide sounds so cool)
Hear my predictions on The Cotton Bowl, Sugar Bowl, BCS National Championship and more!
You can follow Shawn and Wally or Ross McDaniel on Twitter.
Tomorrow I will join Ross McDaniel on Shawn and Wally at 6:15 CT to talk SEC Bowl Previews. You can listen to the Sports Animal 920 AM on any local Arkansas affiliate or by clicking here for a live stream worldwide. (Worldwide sounds so cool)
Hear my predictions on The Cotton Bowl, Sugar Bowl, BCS National Championship and more!
You can follow Shawn and Wally or Ross McDaniel on Twitter.
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LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson has swag, a lucrative professional football future and some serious speed. Peterson was phenominal for the Bayou Bengals this season.
But he now has some serious hardware to show for it.
Peterson was named the SEC Defensive and SEC Special Teams Player of the Year earlier this week. Tonight, he won the Jim Thorpe Award as the nation's best defensive back and also won the Chuck Bednarik Award for the nations best defensive player at the College Football Awards on ESPN.
PP7 was the first defensive back to win the award since Charles Woodson won it in 1997.
Peterson, who never fails to come up with a great quote, said in his acceptance speech that he knew a Tiger had to win in it. Auburn's Nick Fairley and Clemson's Da'Quan Bowers were the other nominees, both teams playing on teams who's team mascot is a Tiger.
LSU head coach Les Miles was in Orlando to support Peterson at the awards show. Auburn's Cameron Newton also won multiple awards tonight, including the Maxwell Award for the nation's best all-around player.
Hide ya kids, Hide ya wife people, PP7 lived up to his preseason hype.
Peterson Rakes In Postseason Awards
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Auburn,
Cameron Newton,
College Football Awards,
ESPN,
Les Miles,
Nick Fairley,
Patrick Peterson,
Swag
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| PP7 carried the LSU offense to begin the year on ST Photo via Nola.com |
But he now has some serious hardware to show for it.
Peterson was named the SEC Defensive and SEC Special Teams Player of the Year earlier this week. Tonight, he won the Jim Thorpe Award as the nation's best defensive back and also won the Chuck Bednarik Award for the nations best defensive player at the College Football Awards on ESPN.
PP7 was the first defensive back to win the award since Charles Woodson won it in 1997.
Peterson, who never fails to come up with a great quote, said in his acceptance speech that he knew a Tiger had to win in it. Auburn's Nick Fairley and Clemson's Da'Quan Bowers were the other nominees, both teams playing on teams who's team mascot is a Tiger.
LSU head coach Les Miles was in Orlando to support Peterson at the awards show. Auburn's Cameron Newton also won multiple awards tonight, including the Maxwell Award for the nation's best all-around player.
Hide ya kids, Hide ya wife people, PP7 lived up to his preseason hype.
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"Out of Bounds" -- (Guest) Barrett Sallee of College Football News
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Alabama,
Arkansas,
Auburn,
Cam Newton,
Les Miles,
LSU Football,
Nick Saban,
Ole Miss,
SEC Football
Join the KLSU Sports staff tonight at 6 pm CT on "Out of Bounds" on 91.1 KLSU. You can listen live on 91.1 fm or at our live stream on the website.
SEC football columnist Barrett Sallee from CollegeFootballNews.com will join us to recap this weekend's action. He will also give us a preview of the Iron Bowl and Battle of the Boot next weekend.
The KLSU Sports team will also dig into the Hornets, Saints and other news in the world of sports.
SEC football columnist Barrett Sallee from CollegeFootballNews.com will join us to recap this weekend's action. He will also give us a preview of the Iron Bowl and Battle of the Boot next weekend.
The KLSU Sports team will also dig into the Hornets, Saints and other news in the world of sports.
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Sorry for the latest inactivity of the blog. As you can see, I have been busy doing multiple television projects with Pelican Sports TV.
This was a piece I enjoyed doing with producer Chris LeCoq. I wrote this column last week on the subject matter. Follow Pelican Sports on Twitter @PelicanSports.
Nevis Deserves to be Lombardi Finalist -- Pelican Sports (Video)
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Auburn,
Drake Nevis,
Kelvin Sheppard,
Les Miles,
LSU Football,
Nick Fairley,
Pelican Sports
Sorry for the latest inactivity of the blog. As you can see, I have been busy doing multiple television projects with Pelican Sports TV.
This was a piece I enjoyed doing with producer Chris LeCoq. I wrote this column last week on the subject matter. Follow Pelican Sports on Twitter @PelicanSports.
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Notice I capitalize the word ALLEGATIONS. And notice I just capitalized the word in my last sentence.
In this country, we are innocent until PROVEN guilty. That means clear, objective evidence. So for you LSU fans that believe these allegations will magically vacate Auburn's victories this year and push LSU higher in the rankings.
I don't cover Auburn for a living nor do I know much about this situation. But here are two people you need to listen to for a clear view on the story:
My Take on Newton ALLEGATIONS
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Auburn,
Cam Newton,
Heisman
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| Newton deserves the Heisman. Period. Photo via al.com |
In this country, we are innocent until PROVEN guilty. That means clear, objective evidence. So for you LSU fans that believe these allegations will magically vacate Auburn's victories this year and push LSU higher in the rankings.
I don't cover Auburn for a living nor do I know much about this situation. But here are two people you need to listen to for a clear view on the story:
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Cameron Newton speaks to the media after Auburn's 24-17 victory over LSU.
LSU vs Auburn Postgame -- Cameron Newton
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Auburn,
Cam Newton,
LSU Football
Cameron Newton speaks to the media after Auburn's 24-17 victory over LSU.
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Jordan Jefferson comments on the two quarterback system after LSU's tough 24-17 loss versus Auburn.
Patrick Peterson says there is still hope in LSU's season after a tough 24-17 loss to Auburn.
Jefferson, Peterson -- Auburn Postgame Pressers
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Auburn,
Cam Newton,
Jarrett Lee,
Jordan Jefferson,
LSU Football,
Patrick Peterson
Jordan Jefferson comments on the two quarterback system after LSU's tough 24-17 loss versus Auburn.
Patrick Peterson says there is still hope in LSU's season after a tough 24-17 loss to Auburn.
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Tweet me or comment below for your prediction!!!
Tweet me or comment below for your prediction!!!
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LSU has faced their fare share of mobile quarterbacks this season and have superb in defending them. But when the Tigers face the Tigers, they will be facing a whole new animal.
Cameron Newton is "not your average" quarterback. Many thought another Tim Tebow wouldn't come for at least a decade, but college football fans are seeing that Newton is special.
LSU's "not your average" cornerback Patrick Peterson knows is too.
"6-6. He's running about... I'm going to say a 4.4 (forty-yard dash), strong arm. What else can you say?"
Defending Cameron Newton -- LSU vs Auburn Prediction
Friday, October 22, 2010
Auburn,
Cam Newton,
Drake Nevis,
John Chavis,
Kiki Mingo,
Lavar Edwards,
LSU Football,
Mustang,
Patrick Peterson
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| Is Newton the best player in college football? Photo via BleacherReport |
Cameron Newton is "not your average" quarterback. Many thought another Tim Tebow wouldn't come for at least a decade, but college football fans are seeing that Newton is special.
LSU's "not your average" cornerback Patrick Peterson knows is too.
"6-6. He's running about... I'm going to say a 4.4 (forty-yard dash), strong arm. What else can you say?"
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LSU vs Auburn Preview -- Bayou Bengals Thoughts on Cam Newton
Monday, October 18, 2010
Auburn,
Cam Newton,
Jarrett Lee,
Kelvin Sheppard,
LSU Football,
Patrick Peterson,
Stevan Ridley
On Saturday, the LSU defense will have their hands full with Heisman candidate Cam Newton. LSU have had success defending mobile quarterbacks, so this week at HKT we will break down those games and what the Bayou Bengals need to do to shut down the hottest player in college football.
Here are Patrick Peterson, Jarrett Lee and Stevan Ridley's thoughts on Newton. Later this week I will share what Kelvin Sheppard, who many consider the quarterback of the defense, thinks about the gunslinger. (Or you can visit the YouTube page and watch it now.)
LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson talks about the LSU secondary and Auburn Heisman hopeful Cam Newton.
LSU quarterback Jarrett Lee talks about what makes Auburn quarterback Cam Newton special.
LSU running back Stevan Ridley talks about Auburn quarterback Cam Newton and getting ready to play in the plains.
Here are Patrick Peterson, Jarrett Lee and Stevan Ridley's thoughts on Newton. Later this week I will share what Kelvin Sheppard, who many consider the quarterback of the defense, thinks about the gunslinger. (Or you can visit the YouTube page and watch it now.)
LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson talks about the LSU secondary and Auburn Heisman hopeful Cam Newton.
LSU quarterback Jarrett Lee talks about what makes Auburn quarterback Cam Newton special.
LSU running back Stevan Ridley talks about Auburn quarterback Cam Newton and getting ready to play in the plains.
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LSU Football is undefeated. They played two of the best games of the SEC season over in as many weeks and now has received much national attention.
But the national media aren't sold on the Tigers as a real national title contender because of how they have been winning. Yet if LSU remain unblemished, they will remain in the Top 10 of all polls.
LSU welcomes in the 2-3 McNeese State Cowboys to Tiger Stadium. Here are three things to look for...
Three Things to Look For -- LSU vs McNeese State Prediction
Friday, October 15, 2010
Alabama,
Arkansas,
Auburn,
Cam Newton,
DeAngelo Peterson,
Drake Nevis,
Florida,
Jarrett Lee,
Jordan Jefferson,
Josh Jasper,
LSU Football,
McNeese State,
Patrick Peterson,
Prediction
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| Good football teams run good fake field goals Photo via Miami Herald |
But the national media aren't sold on the Tigers as a real national title contender because of how they have been winning. Yet if LSU remain unblemished, they will remain in the Top 10 of all polls.
LSU welcomes in the 2-3 McNeese State Cowboys to Tiger Stadium. Here are three things to look for...
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