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if i'm not mistaken, their home color is the white jersey. has been as long as i can remember.

The white has become somewhat of a tradition for LSU. They wear it for away games and home games—when allowed at home. It's a mutual decision between PTB.
 
The white has become somewhat of a tradition for LSU. They wear it for away games and home games—when allowed at home. It's a mutual decision between PTB.


It's not "somewhat" of a tradition. It is a tradition. Also, the rule now it that it's up to the home team to decide which jersey they wear. In the 80's NCAA ruled that home teams had to wear dark jeresys. Dinardo petitioned the NCAA to allow LSU to wear white at home. The NCAA agreed, as long as the visiting team agreed. It's since been changed, and it's totally the home team's decision.
 
It's not "somewhat" of a tradition. It is a tradition. Also, the rule now it that it's up to the home team to decide which jersey they wear. In the 80's NCAA ruled that home teams had to wear dark jeresys. Dinardo petitioned the NCAA to allow LSU to wear white at home. The NCAA agreed, as long as the visiting team agreed. It's since been changed, and it's totally the home team's decision.

In this league of football, we decide what are traditions in the southeast. You're a "johnny come lately."

You telling me about the uniform history of football is akin to asking Lindsey Lohan to sponsor an abstinence seminar.
 
I wore that damn uniform, so I take offense to that. Arrogant doesn't mean right. YOU have no idea what you're talking about.

Didn't you predict that bama would beat LSU on Nov 5th like they did VT in the kickoff classic? You're like the ESPN commentators, when you're wrong you ignore it.
 
I wore that damn uniform, so I take offense to that. Arrogant doesn't mean right. YOU have no idea what you're talking about.

Didn't you predict that bama would beat LSU on Nov 5th like they did VT in the kickoff classic? You're like the ESPN commentators, when you're wrong you ignore it.

No, I never made a comment even close to that. I've said since the end of last season there were two games that struck me as one's to watch—LSU and MSU. Mullen's offense didn't come together as I suspected/expected it would.

I was "jerking your chain" and evidently there's a loose link?
 
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Interestingly enough, I've seen a lot of things—about our game—that have brought me back to the Va. Tech game we played in ATL a few years ago.

What strikes me is I had the same feeling a few weeks ago when I compared our upcoming game against Florida as a remake of Clemson in ATL a few years ago.
 
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