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Showing posts with label Tharold Simon. Show all posts
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LSU Film Study: How the Final Touchdown From Alabama's T.J. Yeldon Was Scored
Thursday, November 8, 2012
AJ McCarron,
Alabama,
ATVS,
Barkevious Mingo,
Barrett Jones,
Film Study,
Jalen Mills,
John Chavis,
Kevin Minter,
Lamin Barrow,
Les Miles,
LSU Football,
Micah Eugene,
Tharold Simon,
TJ Yeldon
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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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Tharold Simon Should Start Next Season Over Tyrann Mathieu
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Craig Loston,
John Chavis,
Jordan Jefferson,
KLSU,
Les Miles,
LSU Football,
Patrick Peterson,
Tharold Simon,
Tyrann Mathieu
Read my latest column for 91.1 KLSU fm on why Tharold Simon should start next season over Tyrann Mathieu by clicking here.
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If somebody would have told me the LSU defensive backs would have had a big game versus Texas A&M, that wouldn't have surprised me. The Tigers have Patrick Peterson, the best college defensive back since Charles Woodson.
The funny thing is Peterson didn't have a great game. Aggies wide receiver Jeff Fuller, who Peterson told me after the game will have a great future in the NFL, caught seven passes for 84 yards. Fuller must have forgot he was playing against the Thorpe and Bednarik Award winner.
But Peterson had others pick him up. The three that shined the brightest were all true freshman.
It all starts with Tyrann Mathieu, who won defensive MVP of the Cotton Bowl. He was all over the field making plays for LSU. Mathieu finished with seven tackles, two forced fumbles and once interception.
True Freshman Defensive Backs Shine in Cotton Bowl
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Brandon Taylor,
Cotton Bowl,
Craig Loston,
Eric Reid,
John Chavis,
Karnell Hatcher,
LSU Football,
Patrick Peterson,
Ron Brooks,
Texas A and M,
Tharold Simon,
Tyrann Mathieu
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| Mathieu makes plays. Period. Photo by Nola.com |
The funny thing is Peterson didn't have a great game. Aggies wide receiver Jeff Fuller, who Peterson told me after the game will have a great future in the NFL, caught seven passes for 84 yards. Fuller must have forgot he was playing against the Thorpe and Bednarik Award winner.
But Peterson had others pick him up. The three that shined the brightest were all true freshman.
It all starts with Tyrann Mathieu, who won defensive MVP of the Cotton Bowl. He was all over the field making plays for LSU. Mathieu finished with seven tackles, two forced fumbles and once interception.
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