LSU Plans to Get Rowdy For Alabama

  Getting Bama on Saturday night in Baton Rouge thrills Tigers coach Les Miles.

"We’ll look forward to getting to Tiger Stadium and allowing that fan base to rock the place."

    LSU fans can do more than just rock the stadium.

Said Bama offensive lineman Arie Kounandjio,"They were rocking the bus and a lot of other things. I guess those things are apart of the game when you play at Baton Rouge."

Said Miles,"Our team plays best in Tiger Stadium. It’s a magical place."

   This game has been called a tough-man contest.

Neither team gets too fancy.

Said Bama defensive end Jonathan Allen,"They play similar to our playing style. As a defense, especially the defensive line, we look forward to getting with that smash-mouth football."

Said LSU center Elliott Porter,"It’s going to be tough to get each yard. Each inch. Everything is going to be rough. But the thing is, that’s what you sign up for. That’s what you sign here for."

Said Bama coach Nick Saban,"These games are traditionally very tough, physical games between two ranked teams, and it’s certainly not going to be any different this year."

   We’ll see some hard hittin’ between some big, big men.

Bama has a 240-pound running back in Derrick Henry.

And LSU features a 230-pound running back in Leonard Fournette.

Said Saban,"A very physical player. They have a very physical team, and they’re playing physical football right now. There’s not a lot of trick’em to it."
The Tide and Tigers kick at 8pm on Saturday, and the game will be televised on WDEF News 12.