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17Feb/100

2010 SEC Composite Schedule

Top Ten SEC Games

  1. Florida at Alabama, Oct. 2
  2. Alabama at LSU, Nov. 6
  3. Georgia vs. Florida, Oct. 30
  4. LSU at Florida, Oct. 9
  5. LSU at Auburn, Oct. 23
  6. Auburn at Alabama, Nov. 26
  7. Florida at Tennessee, Sept. 18
  8. Ole Miss at Alabama, Oct. 16
  9. Alabama at Arkansas, Sept. 25
  10. Ole Miss at LSU, Nov. 20

Top Ten SEC Non-Conference Games

  1. Penn State at Alabama, Sept. 11
  2. North Carolina vs. LSU, Sept. 4
  3. Florida at Florida State, Nov. 27
  4. Oregon at Tennessee, Sept. 11
  5. Clemson at Auburn, Sept. 18
  6. West Virginia at LSU, Sept. 25
  7. South Carolina at Clemson, Nov. 27
  8. Georgia Tech at Georgia, Nov. 27
  9. Arkansas vs. Texas A&M, Oct. 9
  10. USF at Florida, Sept. 11

Each week's games ranked from best to worst, or most important to least important.

Saturday, September 4

  1. North Carolina vs. LSU (in Atlanta)
  2. Kentucky at Louisville
  3. Southern Miss at South Carolina
  4. Northwestern at Vanderbilt
  5. Memphis at Mississippi State
  6. Louisiana-Lafayette at Georgia
  7. Akron at Tennessee
  8. Miami Univ. at Florida
  9. San Jose State at Alabama
  10. Arkansas State at Auburn
  11. Tennessee Tech at Arkansas
  12. Jacksonville State at Ole Miss

 

Saturday, September 11

  1. Penn State at Alabama
  2. Georgia at South Carolina
  3. Oregon at Tennessee
  4. Auburn at Mississippi State (Thurs. 9/9)
  5. USF at Florida
  6. LSU at Vanderbilt
  7. ULM at Arkansas
  8. Ole Miss at Tulane
  9. Western Kentucky at Kentucky

 

Saturday, September 18

  1. Florida at Tennessee
  2. Arkansas at Georgia
  3. Clemson at Auburn
  4. Miss State at LSU
  5. Vanderbilt at Ole Miss
  6. Alabama at Duke
  7. Akron at Kentucky
  8. Furman at South Carolina

 

Saturday, September 25

  1. Alabama at Arkansas
  2. West Virginia at LSU
  3. South Carolina at Auburn
  4. Kentucky at Florida
  5. Georgia at Mississippi State
  6. Fresno State at Ole Miss
  7. UAB at Tennessee

 

Saturday, October 2

  1. Florida at Alabama
  2. Tennessee at LSU
  3. Georgia at Colorado
  4. Kentucky at Ole Miss
  5. ULM at Auburn
  6. Vanderbilt at Connecticut
  7. Alcorn State at Mississippi State

 

Saturday, October 9

  1. LSU at Florida
  2. Tennessee at Georgia
  3. Alabama at South Carolina
  4. Arkansas vs. Texas A&M (in Dallas)
  5. Auburn at Kentucky
  6. Mississippi State at Houston
  7. Eastern Michigan at Vanderbilt

 

Saturday, October 16

  1. Ole Miss at Alabama
  2. Arkansas at Auburn
  3. Miss State at Florida
  4. South Carolina at Kentucky
  5. Vanderbilt at Georgia
  6. McNeese State at LSU

 

Saturday, October 23

  1. LSU at Auburn
  2. Alabama at Tennessee
  3. Ole Miss at Arkansas
  4. Georgia at Kentucky
  5. South Carolina at Vanderbilt
  6. UAB at Mississippi State

 

Saturday, October 30

  1. Georgia vs. Florida (in Jax)
  2. Auburn at Ole Miss
  3. Tennessee at South Carolina
  4. Kentucky at Miss State
  5. Vanderbilt at Arkansas

 

Saturday, November 6

  1. Alabama at LSU
  2. Arkansas at South Carolina
  3. Florida at Vanderbilt
  4. Tennessee at Memphis
  5. Louisiana-Lafayette at Ole Miss
  6. Charleston Southern at Kentucky
  7. Chattanooga at Auburn
  8. Idaho State at Georgia

 

Saturday, November 13

  1. Georgia at Auburn
  2. South Carolina at Florida
  3. Ole Miss at Tennessee
  4. Mississippi State at Alabama
  5. Vanderbilt at Kentucky
  6. UTEP at Arkansas
  7. ULM at LSU

 

Saturday, November 20

  1. Ole Miss at LSU
  2. Arkansas at Mississippi State
  3. Tennessee at Vanderbilt
  4. Troy at South Carolina
  5. Appalachian State at Florida
  6. Georgia State at Alabama

 

Saturday, November 27

  1. Auburn at Alabama (Fri., 11/26)
  2. LSU at Arkansas
  3. Florida at Florida State
  4. South Carolina at Clemson
  5. Georgia Tech at Georgia
  6. Mississippi State at Ole Miss
  7. Kentucky at Tennessee
  8. Wake Forest at Vanderbilt
14Feb/100

February Meeting Notes

2010 Board Members

 Congrats to Jon and Jordan! They are the newest additions to the KOP Board Members for 2010.

 We have some information available on the website about the Board Members. If you were ever wondering who the masterminds behind this Krewe are, then check out their bios at www.kreweofpasbons.com/boardmembers .

 

 

Pasbons’ Sports Forum

The meeting to record Episode One will be Sunday, March 7, 2010 from 1:00pm - 5:00pm at Jeremy and Holly's House. Please bring an article on what you are going to talk about.  

T-Shirts

 In case you forgot…the person who creates the winning T-Shirt design gets
FREE MEMBERSHIP FOR ONE YEAR!

 If that got your attention and you are interesting in submitting a design, here are the guidelines:
All designs must be submitted by noon on the day of the Crawfish Boil (Saturday, May 29, 2010) to be eligible for voting.

  1. Must contain the website (www.kreweofpasbons.com) somewhere on the shirt.
  2. Please make the Krewe name visible (so people know who to report for noise violations).
  3. No obscenities, nothing illegal, and no photos are allowed in the designs. Photographs do not come out clearly using screen printing unless you have a full-color shirt.
  4. Be careful with copyrighted information. We had some issues with getting the 2008 design approved because of the crystal ball trophy. Try to use generic clipart or original artwork.
  5. When you make your design, please keep in mind that it will be printed on a purple shirt, so please keep the design colors light.
  6. If you need the Krewe logo. Please email the Krewe and I will send it to you.
  7. **NEW THIS YEAR** All designs must be press-ready when submitted. It is very important that we have the shirts printed and ready for the Early Fourth of July Party.  The Early Fourth of July Party will either be June 26th or July 3rd. We will decide that as the date approaches.
  8. You will need to send your finalized design to the Krewe’s email kreweofpasbons@gmail.com. It may also be a good idea to send it to your email address as a back-up. If you need a good design site, I always recommend www.customink.com/lab.
  9. Finally, be creative!! Please use this as an opportunity to make your mark in the Krewe. I know many of you Pasbons have great ideas that you would like to put on our shirts.

 

Future Key Football Dates – 2010/2011 Season

March 27, 2010: Spring Football Game (ESPN) @3:00pm in Tiger Stadium
Sept. 4, 2010: Season Opener vs. North Carolina in Atlanta

Upcoming Events:

 Monthly Meeting - March

Location: Mason's Grill
Date: Thursday, March 11, 2010
Time: 7:30pm – 9:00pm

 Topics:

  • T-Shirt Ideas
  • Sports Forum
  • Future Events/Meeting Locations
  • Crawfish Boil
  • Spring Game and other Events

 

 March Event -- St. Patty's Day Parade

Date: Saturday, March 13, 2010
Time: Parade Starts at 10:00am
Place: TBD

 Come party with the Krewe and celebrate St. Patrick's Day! You may want to show up early once a spot is determined as parking does become limited as the parade time nears. Make sure to BYOB.

 

 March Lagniappe Events

LSU Football Spring Game 2010

Date: Saturday, March 27, 2010
Time: Scheduled to begin at 3:00pm
Place: Tiger Stadium

 Fans can receive free tickets by printing out an online coupon and bringing it to the LSU Athletic Ticket Office by Friday, March 26 at 5:00pm. The coupon can be downloaded by viewing the attachment or by Clicking Here. The LSU Ticket Office, which is open 8:00am – 5:00pm., Monday through Friday, is located on the first floor of the LSU Athletic Administration Building on the corner of Nicholson Dr. and North Stadium Dr. *This coupon is not valid on the day of the game.*

 Fans can also order tickets without leaving the comfort of home. Just visit LSUtix.net and enter the promo code SPRINGGAME10. All you have to pay is the $1 per ticket service fee and the tickets will be emailed directly to you as Print-at-Home tickets.

 All tickets on the day of the game will be $5 apiece.

 

Red Stick Roller Derby vs. Magnolia Vixens of Jackson, MS

Date: Saturday, March 27, 2010
Time: Doors open at 6:00pm, Bouts start at 7:00pm
Place: Baton Rouge River Center Ballroom, 3rd Street, Downtown Baton Rouge

 Tickets are $14 for General Admission and are available through Ticketmaster or The River Center Box Office.

11Feb/100

February Meeting Postponed

The February Krewe Meeting has been postponed due to the inclement weather.

New Date: Thursday, February 18, 2010
Same Time: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Same Location: Bluebonnet Brewbachers

Hope to see you there!

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1Feb/100

2010 Football Ticket Price Changes

The price for games against non-BCS conference opponents will decrease from $45 to $40, and Alleva announced the policy of a SEC "Premium Game" during the regular season. In 2010, that game will be LSU's home game against Alabama on Nov. 6, and the price for season ticket holders will be $70.

31Jan/100

February Meeting Location

The February meeting location has changed from Dingo's to Brew-bacher's on Bluebonnet Blvd. Check out the website for address and contact information. See you there!

19Jan/100

January Event: Poker Night/Stock the Bar Party

Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010
Time: 7:00pm until ?
Place: Jeremy and Holly's House [10263 Ridgely Rd, BR]

Join the Krewe for Poker Night. Buy-in is one bottle of liquor. Please bring vodka, whiskey, gin, bourbon, rum, scotch, or a mixer. Anyone who brings a bottle is able to play for the grand prize.

Yes, you heard right...there will be a GRAND PRIZE worth $40! So, please bring your liquors and your poker faces :)

16Jan/100

T-Shirt Design Guidelines

 In case you forgot…the person who creates the winning T-Shirt design gets
FREE MEMBERSHIP FOR ONE YEAR!

 If that got your attention and you are interesting in submitting a design, here are the guidelines:
All designs must be submitted by noon on the day of the Crawfish Boil (Saturday, May 29, 2010) to be eligible for voting.

  1. Must contain the website (www.kreweofpasbons.com) somewhere on the shirt.
  2. Please make the Krewe name visible (so people know who to report for noise violations).
  3. No obscenities, nothing illegal, and no photos are allowed in the designs. Photographs do not come out clearly using screen printing unless you have a full-color shirt.
  4. Be careful with copyrighted information. We had some issues with getting the 2008 design approved because of the crystal ball trophy. Try to use generic clipart or original artwork.
  5. When you make your design, please keep in mind that it will be printed on a purple shirt, so please keep the design colors light.
  6. If you need the Krewe logo. Please email the Krewe and I will send it to you.
  7. **NEW THIS YEAR** All designs must be press-ready when submitted. It is very important that we have the shirts printed and ready for the Early Fourth of July Party.  The Early Fourth of July Party will either be June 26th or July 3rd. We will decide that as the date approaches.
  8. You will need to send your finalized design to the Krewe’s email kreweofpasbons@gmail.com. It may also be a good idea to send it to your email address as a back-up. If you need a good design site, I always recommend www.customink.com/lab.
  9. Finally, be creative!! Please use this as an opportunity to make your mark in the Krewe. I know many of you Pasbons have great ideas that you would like to put on our shirts.
16Jan/100

January Meeting Minutes

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LSU Football

09-10 Season Recap

9-4 Record [5-3 SEC]

Lost to: Florida, Alabama, Ole Miss, Penn State

Won against: Washington, UL-Lafayette, Vanderbilt, LA Tech, Arkansas, Mississippi State, Georgia, Auburn, Tulane

 

 

Coaching Changes

Larry Porter – RB Coach, out

Frank Wilson (from TN) – RB Coach and Chief Recruiter, hired to replace Larry Porter who left to become head coach of the Memphis Tigers

D.J. McCarthy – WR Coach, out

Billy Gonzales (from UF) – WR Coach and ‘passing game’ coordinator, hired to replace D.J. McCarthy who resigned

Les Miles indicated offensive coordinator Gary Crowton will return in the same position next season for the Tigers despite the poor offensive performance in 2009. John Chavis is also rumored to return.

 

Players Leaving

Brandon LaFell WR
R.J. Jackson WR
Chris Mitchell WR

August Mangin FB

Charles Scott RB
Keiland Williams RB

Trindon Holliday RB
Patrick Lipoma RB
Orlando Gunn RB

Richard Dickson TE

Lyle Hitt OG

Ciron Black OT

Rahim Alem DE

Al Woods DT
Charles Alexander DT

Harry Coleman LB
Perry Riley LB
Jacob Cutrera LB
David Impastato LB
Ace Foyil LB

Chris Hawkins DB
Joe Maltempi DB
Daniel Graff DB

Danny McCray S
Chad Jones S

 Thanks to Jordan for putting together the above information :)

 

Future Key Football Dates – 2010/2011 Season

Feb. 3, 2010: National Signing Day
March 27, 2010: Spring Football Game (ESPN)
Sept. 4, 2010: Season Opener vs. North Carolina in Atlanta

 

2010 Board Members

If you are interested in becoming a Board Member for the Krewe of Pasbons, we are now taking nominations for the 2010 season. Being a Board Member means becoming more involved in the planning and taking an active role in making this tailgate bigger and better than any other Krewe out there. Please keep in mind that Board Members have more responsibility and attendance requirements for meetings and some major events.

If you feel that this is something that you would be interested in, please nominate yourself in writing (or email to kreweofpasbons@gmail.com) by Feburary 1st.

 

Pasbons’ Sports Forum

Jeremy would like to start a video sports show. If you are interested, we need to set up a special meeting to work out the details.

Meeting Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010 before the Poker Night/Stock the Bar Party
Meeting Location: Jeremy and Holly's House

 

Upcoming Events:

Monthly Meeting - February

Location: Brew-bacher's Bluebonnet Location (**edited because Dingo's has closed to move**)
Date: Thursday, February 11, 2010
Time: 7:30pm – 9:00pm

January Event -- Poker Night/Stock the Bar Party

Location: Jeremy and Holly’s house [10263 Ridgely Road, BR, LA]
Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010
Time: 7:00pm - ?

Join the Krewe for Poker Night. Buy-in is one bottle of liquor. Please bring vodka, whiskey, gin, bourbon, rum, scotch, or a mixer. Anyone who brings a bottle is able to play for the grand prize.

Yes, you heard right...there will be a GRAND PRIZE worth $40! So, please bring your liquors and your poker faces :)

Also bring snacks!

 

February Event -- Spanish Town Parade

Date: Saturday, February 12, 2010
Time: Parade begins at noon
Place: Corner of North and Fourth Street in Baton Rouge

28Dec/090

Capital One Bowl: LSU Fighting Tigers vs. Penn State Nittany Lions

Date: Friday, January 1, 2010
Time: 12:00pm CST
Place: Florida Citrus Bowl - 70,000 (Orlando, FL)

THE COACHES

Les Miles is in his fifth season at LSU with a record of 52-14 (.788) and ninth overall with a record of 79-35 (.693). The Tigers’ offensive coordinator is Gary Crowton and the defensive coordinator is John Chavis.

Joe Paterno is in his 44th season at Penn State and overall with a record of 393- 129-3 (.751). The Nittany Lions’ offensive coordinator is Galen Hall and the defensive coordinator is Tom Bradley.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR WHEN LSU HAS THE BALL

Ciron Black has started 52 straight games at left tackle, which has tied the school record of consecutive starts set by Andrew Whitworth. With one more start in the Capital One Bowl, Black will become the school’s record holder in that category. Brandon LaFell has caught 52 passes for 705 yards and 10 touchdowns. His 10 touchdown receptions are tied for fourth in the LSU single-season record books. QB Jordan Jefferson is 169-272 for 1,964 yards and 16 touchdowns this season. The 2009 Big Ten Defensive Player and Defensive Lineman of the Year, Jared Odrick is the 80th Penn State football student-athlete to earn first team All-America recognition. He is ranked No. 8 in the conference with 6.0 sacks for minus-45 yards. Odrick is fifth on the team with 41 tackles, has 10.0 tackles for loss (minus-56 yards), with one blocked field goal, one pass break-up and three quarterback hurries. Navorro Bowman leads the team with 15.5 TFL (minus-55) despite missing 2 ¾ games with an early season injury. Bowman is No. 2 nationally among all linebackers in TFL with a 1.55 average and No. 10 nationally overall in minus-yardage hits. Sean Lee made seven tackles in the season finale to move into fourth place in school career tackles with 319, passing Brian Gelzheiser (315).

WHAT TO LOOK FOR WHEN PENN STATE HAS THE BALL

Patrick Peterson, one of the nation’s elite cornerbacks, ranked third in the SEC in passes defended with 14. The sophomore registered 47 tackles and two interceptions while returning a blocked field goal 53 yards for a touchdown at Ole Miss. Chad Jones, a two-sport standout from Baton Rouge, led all LSU defensive backs in tackles with 66, including 1.5 tackles for loss. He racked up three interceptions, five pass breakups and returned a punt 93 yards for a touchdown at Mississippi State. Kelvin Sheppard leads the team with 103 tackles, including 8.5 for loss. Daryll Clark has a 21-4 record as the starting quarterback and owns multiple Penn State season and career passing and total offense records. He leads the Big Ten in pass efficiency (145.7) and touchdown passes (23). This season, he is 214 of 346 (61.8) for a school record 2,787 yards, with a Penn State record 23 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. Evan Royster's 5.9 average on 188 carries is best in the Big Ten among rushers with at least 90 carries. Royster is No. 2 in the Big Ten in rushing (92.0 ypg) and No. 3 in all-purpose yards (108.2 ypg).

SPECIAL TEAMS

Trindon Holliday, a native of Zachary, has returned 18 punts for 319 yards and one score this season. His 87-yard punt return for a touchdown against Arkansas was the second of his career. Holliday has added 474 yards on 20 kick returns. His 1,743 yards in kick returns ranks third in LSU history. Jeremy Boone headlines the special teams unit, averaging 43.5 yards per punt. He had 13 punts this season over 50 yards and placed 20 kicks inside the 20 yard line. Collin Wagner was 11-18 on field goals this season, with a long of 47 yards. Five of his misses came from over 40 yards. Chaz Powell is a threat on kickoff returns, claiming over 24 yards per return.

SERIES/GAME NOTES

Record: PSU, 1-0. Last: Penn State, 16-9 (1973 Orange Bowl)

LSU will face Penn State for only the second time in school history... Penn State, behind Heisman Trophy winner John Cappelletti, beat the Tigers, 16-9, in the Orange Bowl following the 1973 season in the only meeting between the teams...The appearance will be LSU’s third in the Capital One Bowl and the first since dropping a last-second 30-25 decision to Iowa in the 2005 game...LSU also took part in the 1979 Capital One Bowl (then called the Tangerine Bowl), beating Wake Forest, 34-10...LSU will be making its 41st appearance in a bowl game, including its 10th straight. The 41 bowl appearances rank ninth all-time, while the current 10-game bowl streak is the nation’s ninth-longest streak.

28Dec/090

LSU Ranked No. 2 in Collegiate Baseball Preseason Poll

The LSU baseball team has been tabbed as the second-best team in the nation heading into the 2010 season, the LSU Athletic Department announced Monday in a news release.

LSU ranked No. 2 in Collegiate Baseball’s preseason poll behind No. 1 Texas. The Tigers beat the Longhorns in the College World Series finals this past June to win the 2009 national championship.

Virginia, Cal State Fullerton and Arizona State, all 2009 CWS participants, round out the top five.

Six other Southeastern Conference teams join LSU in the preseason poll — No. 9 Florida, No. 22 Ole Miss, No. 23 Arkansas, No. 28 South Carolina, No. 31 Georgia and No. 32 Vanderbilt. LSU won the SEC regular-season and tournament titles last season in addition to the national title.

LSU junior pitcher Anthony Ranaudo was also named Collegiate Baseball’s preseason National Player of the Year as well as a first-team All-American. Ranaudo posted a 12-3 mark and a 3.04 ERA as the Tigers’ Friday night starter and finished No. 3 in the nation with 159 strikeouts.

Joining Ranaudo on the All-American squad are senior first baseman/outfielder Blake Dean, sophomore pitcher Matty Ott and junior catcher Micah Gibbs. All three of those players were named to the Second Team.

LSU opens the season Feb. 19 when it hosts Centenary in Alex Box Stadium.