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1. Old Les is good Les Ah, the good old days of two years ago, when Les Miles coached like a man who already had been fired and had nothing to lose. And LSU flourished. That was daring, dashing Les. Now we have dull, deliberate Les. Full Article at NBC Sports
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BATON ROUGE The biggest game in college football this week takes place in Tuscaloosa where ninth-ranked LSU travels to face third-ranked Alabama in a game that could determine the winner of the Southeastern Conference Western Division. Full Article at LSUsports.net - The Official Web Site of LSU Tigers Athletics
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Opinion: Ah, the good old days of two years ago, when Les Miles coached like a man who already had been fired and had nothing to lose. And LSU flourished. He needs to return to those ways to beat Alabama on Saturday. 0 VotesEnjoy this article? Full Article at Newsvine
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BATON ROUGE LSU's ground game has run aground. The ninth-ranked Tigers are averaging 141.5 yards rushing. Full Article at The Opelousas Daily World
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BATON ROUGE -- Alabama tailback Mark Ingram is one of the few people in America who sees little difference in the 2008 LSU defense and the 2009 LSU defense. Ingram is also one of the few people stopped by last year's Tiger defense. Full Article at The Alexandria Town Talk
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If you punt it and go play defense, that's a good choice ... There's nothing wrong with that.
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They are not allowing (LSU return men) to have the opportunity to hit the home run ... so they are giving us a little shorter field and allowing our big men to catch balls and return them a short distance, but yet really give us field position that we enjoy.
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Our guys will certainly look forward to that challenge ... In terms of establishing the run, it's always important in every game with significance. If you don't, you become a one-dimensional team, and that's an issue and certainly will be for me.
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I suspect there will be two very good defenses on that field ... It’s hard to figure out exact scores, but I suspect both offenses will move more slowly than they’d like.
