Kudos to LSU

Rarely do I agree with a Longhorn, but he's right. 

Young men dream of playing for a national title at a big time program.  Too bad Ryan didn't appreciate the opportunity.  Les has shown that no single player is above the team, even if he is a star player.  I hope this sets a precent at LSU to keep its players in line.

The thing is Ryan P. was only a back up q-back.  He was only maybe going to get his chance to start this year.  So please explain to me why he should have thought he was so invincible.  

You would think these idiots whould figure this out. It happens to all big time programs.  Don't they not know how to read a paper?  Don't they know what the consequences will be?  The answer to both is NO.  They probably do not know how to read and they probably think they can get by with anything since they have since grade school. 

Your the idiot,

    Matt Flynn was smart enough to understand his limitations and was enough of a field general to guide a team through the perils of the most competitve conference in the league and on to a national championship. Not bad for an idiot. Of course your personal acheivements probably rival that.

    Now if you are arguing Perriloux's raw talent and ability, then you are truly intelectually changelled. That is common knowledge.  Also, he certainly was set to be the starter. With all this in mind, I am still not sure what your beef( as in complaint) was. None of this was in question.

   My only complaint to your pontification was calling Matt Flynn trash.  He was only smart enough to manage to quarterback LSU ( while having less physical skills that the QB backing him up) using intellectual skills and gamesmanship to compensate for lesser physicial skills, to a national championship.

Please dont even respond. You have no arguement for this reference. Besides being unfounded, the reference is the zenith of unprofessionalism...and really should have no place in respectable dialogue