Per ESPN the Alabama-LSU game is likely to be played December 5th provided there are no more covid disruptions between now and then. The game against Arkansas would be pushed to December 12th.
Yep, I heard in clips from his presser that he let his players go home yesterday for Thanksgiving. Wonder how many will test positive in the next few days.I suspect LSU is about to have another COVID attack...
I think its good for the conference as a whole if the games get played. Hell, it's an overall societal benefit, IMO.I was just going to comment on this as the big headline on Nola.com was that our game with LSU would be rescheduled. Don't we have any veto power in this at all? LSU had their chance and sickened out. Now they are worried about money as they won't have enough home games. They had their chance and blew it. Why should we cater to their needs.
I read that the SEC has the authority to do this - the teams agreed to it as the Covid season planning was put together.I was just going to comment on this as the big headline on Nola.com was that our game with LSU would be rescheduled. Don't we have any veto power in this at all? LSU had their chance and sickened out. Now they are worried about money as they won't have enough home games. They had their chance and blew it. Why should we cater to their needs.
Why would we veto? This is the second biggest game on our schedule for the players and our fanbase abd the players who have worked so hard and showed great discipline get a 10th regular season game that they so deserve. Some will say somebody may get hurt but this could happen in practice, against Auburn..... The players deserve it and it will be an epic beatdown. Very, very happy for the team and us fans.I was just going to comment on this as the big headline on Nola.com was that our game with LSU would be rescheduled. Don't we have any veto power in this at all? LSU had their chance and sickened out. Now they are worried about money as they won't have enough home games. They had their chance and blew it. Why should we cater to their needs.
I'm fine with it - let's go hang a hundred on them.I read that the SEC has the authority to do this - the teams agreed to it as the Covid season planning was put together.
It is. We fans will be ticked at this or that, but the administration isn't going to publicly do it. Hell, any time we've ever expressed dissatisfaction, we get ignored.I honestly don't think it's fair we have to play Auburn and LSU back-to-back.
Auburn went and cried to the league about having to play UGA and Alabama back-to-back.
LSU cried about not wanting to play Florida the open week before Alabama.
I guess that's the difference in us and everyone else.
That or a heart attack.I suspect LSU is about to have another COVID attack...
Yeah, but I don't care about LSU's schedule.LSU will have to play A&M, Alabama, and Florida back-to-back-to-back...
Three of the top six teams in the country is a brutal slate for anyone, much less a team that looks like it would struggle against most directional schools...
So in all likelihood LSWho will go from 3-3 to 3-6 and the groaning will be loud on the bayou. Add the Title IX scandal and this adds up to a complete meltdown.LSU will have to play A&M, Alabama, and Florida back-to-back-to-back...
Three of the top six teams in the country is a brutal slate for anyone, much less a team that looks like it would struggle against most directional schools...
So in all likelihood LSWho will go from 3-3 to 3-6 and the groaning will be loud on the bayou. Add the Title IX scandal and this adds up to a complete meltdown.
2 road games to finish seasonPer ESPN the Alabama-LSU game is likely to be played December 5th provided there are no more covid disruptions between now and then. The game against Arkansas would be pushed to December 12th.