Fishhead Posted September 23, 2019 Share Posted September 23, 2019 47 minutes ago, COTiger said: I was born & raised in SW Louisiana. I remember driving from SW La to Houston on 90 in the '50s. I mistakingly thought it was further North of I-10 than it is. It's south of 10 in Louisiana and north of 10 in parts of Texas. In some parts along that route, it IS 10. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LSUDad Posted September 27, 2019 Share Posted September 27, 2019 On 9/21/2019 at 11:23 AM, LSUDad said: Drained: LSU fans drink Nashville bar dry of vodka at 9 a.m. Andrew Olson | 46 minutes ago Nashville is becoming an increasingly popular road trip for SEC fans. The Music City is still learning how to properly handle being invaded by SEC football fans. LSU alum Taylor Martina had quite the amusing story to share on Twitter Saturday morning: Tigers fans had already drained one bar’s vodka supply before 10 a.m. Nashville local time. (That’s a lot of morning screwdrivers…) More: After LSU fans reportedly drunk Vanderbilt's stadium dry, Derek Mason says, 'No stadium should run out beer' Dave Holcomb | 2 days ago ADVERTISEMENT Vanderbilt didn’t have enough defense to contain Joe Burrow and the LSU offense Saturday. Vanderbilt also didn’t have enough beer at their home stadium for the visiting LSU fans, as Tigers fans reportedly drank Vanderbilt Stadium dry before the end of the second quarter. That led to an unusual circumstances for Commodores head coach Derek Mason, who had to answer questions Wednesday about the beer situation at his home stadium. Mason was pretty frank saying “This is Nashville. No stadium should run out of beer.” ADVERTISEMENT Apparently beer trucks did arrive with more beverages during the second half and when that happened, the LSU fans gave a standing ovation to the delivery men. LSU fans also drank a local Nashville bar out of vodka at 9 a.m., too. So, Tigers fans were certainly on their game early. On a more serious note, Mason also commented again on how well Burrow played for LSU on Saturday. On Tuesday, Mason said that Burrow was the “best” quarterback he has seen since arriving in the SEC, which obviously raised eyebrows. Mason didn’t back off those comments in his Wednesday press conference, adding that Burrow was “as accurate and in command of an offense” as he’s seen since he began coaching at Vanderbilt in 2014. He then said he thinks LSU has a chance to play in the SEC Championship Game. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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