Saturday Down South begins its series on the top 20 players in the SEC for 2011 pre-season addition and will countdown until the number one overall player in the SEC is named for 2011. Zach Mettenberger – No. 20 Zach Mettenberger is slightly accustomed to how the SEC does things, seeing as he’s now been
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Biggest Needs: LSU graduates only one guy off the O-Line, but Joseph Barksdale is a big loss. When looking at the offensive backfield, the early
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Much like Ragnarok foretells the end of days for Nordic gods, KRAGNAROK foretells the end of days for LSU’s foes. In 2010, LSU showed flashes of being a dominant, unbeatable force when the offense clicked. Steve Kragthorpe’s addition should make those performances the routine, not the exception. Kragthorpe’s hiring has the potential to be even
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The SEC West in 2010 was as tough a division in college football in recent memory. Five teams ranked at the end of the season. Some dominant bowl games (Miss State over Michigan, Alabama over Mich State) and of course Auburn winning the BCS Championship. What does 2011 look like? Like 2010, the west will
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All SEC DB, Patrick Peterson was voted the SEC’s Defensive Player of the Year and Special Teams Player of the Year. Seven LSU players earned spots on the Coach’s All SEC Team. Stevan Ridley (RB), Drake Nevis (DT), and Kelvin Sheppard (LB) all made the first team. Patrick Peterson doubled down and earned the honor
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The holidays are here. For college football fans, that means bowl season and the stretch run for recruiting are upon us. In between the New
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Big news for LSU fans, Zach Mettenberger, a highly touted quarterback has committed to LSU for next season.
As to be expected, there are a just a few scraps of info for LSU right now. The coaches are out recruiting, trying to secure Mettenberger and a few other top-tier recruits. LSU has 17 commits at this time. Speaking of coaches, rumor bugs are talking about Les to Michigan and Colorado. Just rumors. However,
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It wasn’t the sixteen point blow-out that many had predicted, but LSU outlasted Ole Miss 43-36 to move to 10-1 and stay alive in the BCS. On a day where Death Valley was saying good bye to the Tiger Seniors and Patrick Peterson, Houston Nutt was readying his team to play the role of spoilers.
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It’s time to do a run through of the 12 SEC teams and assign a buy or sell call on each. Maybe a hold on a few, but a hold is boring, no? Let’s get to it. This should rile up the SEC fans… Auburn Tigers – Let’s start this off with a lil’ controversy.
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