LSU deserves to be #1.................

Even though the picture above is of two Seminole Cowgirls and in no way related to this column, they are just too damm hot to ignore..enjoy...

I have zero idea why USC is still the #1 team in all of the land. It took a last second missed FG attempt by a Ball State team with grade school level talent @ best and before this they beat the ever talented Idaho ass-vandals. Comon. The Tigers deserve to be the #1 team is the land. period..... USC has been the trendy media darling the best few years and have had a tremendous run. They had Reggie "All Purpose" Bush and the ever so sexy, love me, want me, shower me with kisses Mr. Matt Leinart. They play a shitty non-conference scedule and PAC-10 talent/teams overall is much weaker in terms talent recruited. When LSU & Florida meet in BR in October, the winner of this game is going to have the inside track and a shot @ either USC or Oklahoma for the BCS title game. Keep in mind that this LSU team is the ONLY team is the current top 5 that has a victory over a top ten team as they whipped a V-Tech who was ranked #9 @ the time.

Keep these gaudy stats in mind as well. LSU's defense remains No. 1 in the nation in four categories after holding South Carolina to 261 total yards in a 28-16 win Saturday. The Tigers are No. 1 in scoring defense (5.75 points a game), total defense (161.5 yards a game), rushing defense (26.75 yards a game) and pass efficiency defense (67.69 rating).

Save the date. LSU and Florida will play in a rare prime time slot on CBS at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 6, CBS announced on Monday. It will be the Tigers' first night time kickoff in the regular season on one of the three major, non-cable networks since they lost to No. 4 Alabama 24-7 in the 1981 season opener in Tiger Stadium.

Also, did I mention how freakin hot those two cowgirls are? Love of god! I'm off to the bathroom..

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