| FTBL LSU lineman targets Gators QB Tebow for take-out duty

BigAl said:
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=3630858

I cant imagine anyone at Alabama running their mouth like this. This could be a criminal offense if it really happened.

Not that big of a deal. Players talk crap like this all the time. The fact he came back and said he didn't mean actual harm on tebow makes this water under the bridge.

Granted if he said he was gonna hurt Tebow...and he honestly MEANT IT, then we have another story. Who really knows what he's thinking?

Remember these are young people...and young people talk alot of crap. They also talk alot of crap they can't back up.

If Tebow sets fire to the LSU defense Saturday night, all that guy will have is egg on his face.

~Bryan
 
While I agree this is not a suprise in todays football, I would hardly call this a wash or water under the bridge.

He backpeddling comment was nothing more than probably CLM telling him to shut his trap.

"If we get a good shot on [Tebow], we're going to try our best to take him out of the game"

"With his size and his heart, it's hard to get a clean shot.

"I think every lineman wants to get a good hit on a Heisman Trophy winner"

Then later said:

"We have great respect for Tim as a player and a competitor. By taking him out of the game, I meant as a defense we are going to try to make him ineffective. I'm sorry that my initial comments were interpreted another way."

So which is it? Because what he said initially didn't seem anything remotely near making Tebow become inneffective as he later tried to rehash it. It would be different had he not chose to use these selective words: clean shot, good hit, out of game.

In the end it doesn't really bother me. I expect it from LSU. It happens and is said plenty for schools and their locker room smack talk. I just don't care to se anyone get hurt in any game.
 
BAMA JAMMA said:
While I agree this is not a suprise in todays football, I would hardly call this a wash or water under the bridge.

He backpeddling comment was nothing more than probably CLM telling him to shut his trap.

"If we get a good shot on [Tebow], we're going to try our best to take him out of the game"

"With his size and his heart, it's hard to get a clean shot.

"I think every lineman wants to get a good hit on a Heisman Trophy winner"

Then later said:

"We have great respect for Tim as a player and a competitor. By taking him out of the game, I meant as a defense we are going to try to make him ineffective. I'm sorry that my initial comments were interpreted another way."

So which is it? Because what he said initially didn't seem anything remotely near making Tebow become inneffective as he later tried to rehash it. It would be different had he not chose to use these selective words: clean shot, good hit, out of game.

In the end it doesn't really bother me. I expect it from LSU. It happens and is said plenty for schools and their locker room smack talk. I just don't care to se anyone get hurt in any game.

Here again, typical college kid smack.

Timmy is a big boy, I'm sure he can take care of himself. Stuff like this has been going on for years, but most fans never knew about it.

Facebook, MySpace and every other "trash talking online outlet" enable this stuff to be read.

Same song as before, it's just more people can hear it thanks to the net.

One of our coaches told UGA they were going to a funeral. If you take that LITERALLY...then was that more than just a quote??

You can put a "spin" on anything and any written word. Just ask Tommy Tubervile.

The game on the field will take care of any "jawing" in the media.

~Bryan
 
I'm not disputing that. My point was more so on his backpeddling and that it wasn't parallel with what he said he meant by in his initial comment. :)
 
BAMA JAMMA said:
I'm not disputing that. My point was more so on his backpeddling and that it wasn't parallel with what he said he meant by in his initial comment. :)

I agree and understand. I also agree that he did try to wiggle his way out of his initial remark.

Would I want our players making bonehead comments to the media? No.

BUT...

This is LSU and it sort of comes with the culture. When you have Mardi Gras going on 24/7, 365...you're gonna talk out of turn every so often.

~Bryan
 
Now it is being reported that LSU defensive tackle Ricky Jean-Francois will not play tonight due to a groin injury.

He must have tried to "take" himself out at practice yesterday. :?
 
bear facts said:
Now it is being reported that LSU defensive tackle Ricky Jean-Francois will not play tonight due to a groin injury.

He must have tried to "take" himself out at practice yesterday. :?

He injured his groin their previous game...didn't even make the trip to UF.
 
TerryP said:
bear facts said:
Now it is being reported that LSU defensive tackle Ricky Jean-Francois will not play tonight due to a groin injury.

He must have tried to "take" himself out at practice yesterday. :?

He injured his groin their previous game...didn't even make the trip to UF.

And he was running his mouth all week. :roll:
 
bear facts said:
TerryP said:
bear facts said:
Now it is being reported that LSU defensive tackle Ricky Jean-Francois will not play tonight due to a groin injury.

He must have tried to "take" himself out at practice yesterday. :?

He injured his groin their previous game...didn't even make the trip to UF.

And he was running his mouth all week. :roll:

Makes me wonder...discipline issues running around again much like the penalties we've seen?
 
TerryP said:
bear facts said:
TerryP said:
bear facts said:
Now it is being reported that LSU defensive tackle Ricky Jean-Francois will not play tonight due to a groin injury.

He must have tried to "take" himself out at practice yesterday. :?

He injured his groin their previous game...didn't even make the trip to UF.

And he was running his mouth all week. :roll:

Makes me wonder...discipline issues running around again much like the penalties we've seen?

Don't it, though?

(bracing for LeSU to come to the rescue)
 
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