I am hoping to watch the game again online somewhere.  Does anyone know where the Super Bowl might be posted online to watch again?

 

I heard that the NFL network showed a replay (like they always do) w/ all the delays cut out.  They also inserted comments from the post game throughout the game from players and coaches.  I heard it was pretty awesome to hear what Drew was thinking on certain plays. 

But I am only expecting to be able to find a replay of the full broadcast.  Any help is appreciated.

LSU fan here. After a full year w/ the Chavis D, I have mixed feelings. Our D this year was significantly better than last year b/c we had a simpler scheme. Our LB's are much better this year w/ only one year under him. However, we have been out-gained almost every game this year. And we seem to give up a lot of 3rd and longs b/c we only rush 3. Was this typical when he was at UT? From your perspective, what kind of things should LSU fans expect of his philosophy? Do you guys like Monte Kiffin more than Chavis? Do you think Chavis fits his D to his players, or rather forces his players into his scheme? Any comments are welcome.

Got back from Athens this morning from the game.  Great game.  There were so many things to be very encouraged with.  JJ had another solid performance.  He came up big down the stretch.  The D looked soooo much better than they have all year.  I was very pleasantly surprised by a lot of aspects of the game.

There was one thing in particular though that drove me nuts.  The first half, PP shadowed Green and did a fantastic job.  He broke up at least 2 passes and made things difficult for Green the entire half.  Then for some reason in the second half we went back to a base D w/ PP playing on the right side and Hawkins on the left.  Poseur said it best in the pregame analysis.  We should have kept PP on Green the entire game.

I firmly believe PP would have stopped AJ from catching that last ball in end zone that AJ plucked over the top of Hawkins.

Can someone please give me a valid reason why our coaching staff would not mandate our best defensive player to blanket their main offensive threat in Green?

LSU fan here. Never been to Athens.  I am pumped.  It is going to be great.

I am looking for a place to watch the game after I am done w/ the tailgating.  Do yo guys have any suggestions of good sports bars w/ big TVs to watch the game on? 

Or, is there a particular place I should look for to tailgate and possibly watch the game there?

 

I have never been to Athens and am really looking forward to the experience.  I have heard great things about the campus and the atmosphere.  I had a great time w/ the UGA fans last year in BR and look forward to the same in Athens.

Thanks for any suggestions you guys might have.

I was reading on another message board where people were discussing the age of this tradition.  I personally, can't remember a time when Auburn didn't have the eagle flying around the stadium for the pregame, but that might just show my age more than anything.

Does anyone know when they actually started that tradition? 

Also, my understanding is that the origin of this tradition dates back to the Civil War.  is that the case?

LSU fan here.  I am curious to hear what you guys have to say about DeWayne Walker as a DC.  I will admit that I don' t really know much about Walker.

Do you like him?  He seems like a standup disciplinarian type of coach.  What types of defensive schemes does he like to run?  I read somewhere that his preference is to play man coverage in the secondary?  Does that  seem to fit what most Bruin fans would think about him.

What are his blitzing tendencies? 

Love to hear your thoughts on him.

LSU Fan here.  I am super pumped about this game.  Last year's game was such an up and down roller-coaster, I expect nothing less this year.

What is the feel in Florida about this game?  I would have to say that most LSU fans I have spoken to are cautiously optimistic.  We all know that our QB's are inexperienced and could easily get lit up this game and we also know that Tim Tebow is one dangerous dude, but Charles Scott and our O line have really gelled thus far in the year.

Our D has some definite holes in the secondary, mainly due to scheming i think.  Also, our huge D-line plays the run well, but I think will have trouble ever catching Tebow from behind.

What are somethings that most LSU fans probably don't know about Florida's team this year?   I think we all know that James is a big ST threat. Harvin, Demps, and Rainey are all big threats on any play.  What about the lines....should we look for anyone in particular to do well?

I think you guys can expect to see a lot of charles scott and then mixed in w/ some plays for Trindon Holliday.  As for our passing game, our young qbs love to throw the ball to our big, much improved, WR, Brandon Lafell. 

Also, in light of the Ricky Jean-Francois comment on Tebow, I have to say that I definitely respect Tebow's choice to not be offended and to take the comment as a challenge instead of a threat on his health.  I certainly think that RJF is simply looking to hit Tebow hard, if he gets the opportunity.  I think the media is crappy for trying to make it out to be something it isn't.

Can't wait, looking forward to it.

This is a repost, but i have to give LSUJonno props on this one. In response to the "corndog smell" Auburn fans refer to.

We get that "corndog" smell from our balls rubbing together...

I believe the medical field calls the affliction Twotimus BCS Championitus . Apparently they’ve never seen it before in the history of college football. There is no cure, but don’t worry, it is most definitely not contagious as the problem seems to be confined to Baton Rouge, LA. There have been reports of a similar odor from USC fans however, closer examination reveals that this is not possible due to the singular nature of their one ball.

It’s a burden, but a good problem to have nevertheless.