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HungaryGator Doubletree Resident (174.108.69.90) on 10/8/2016 - 1:28 a.m. says: ( 310 views , 6 likes )

"This is not the first UF-LSU game to be impacted by a hurricane"

in the past when a hurricane hit baton Rouge right before an LSU home game scheduled against UF the Gators reacted by

A) offering to steal LSU's home game and then whining when LSU did not agree

B) offering to fly in and play in front of an empty stadium the next day then whining when LSU did not agree because the state's resources were tied up in recovery efforts

C) whine that LSU did not agree to move the game to Houston or Mobile or Pensacola or some other location

D) playing the game at the end of the regular season in Baton Rouge as scheduled without whining about it, carrying on, spewing all sorts of wild assed conspiracy theories that were completely nonsensical and which did not have a shred of proof supporting them.

Que Jeopardy music:

If you said "D" give yourself a pat on the back.

http://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/sports/lsu/collection_fb32e9b2-8b21-11e6-a9f4-6b92909b9574.html#1

 

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