Year of the Tiger…NOT!!!

Well if I know one thing it’s that it is not the year of the tiger in college football because the two well known tiger teams are declining and going fast. But by far the most nationally known team that is declining is LSU, I mean what the hell happened to the DEFENDING NATIONAL CHAMPS. National champs are not supposed to fall this hard and this fast, but I guess it just was not LSU’s year. Although they are just five and two they still are just the shell of the team that beat THE Ohio State Buckeyes last year for the National Championship title. Sure they lost All-American players such as DE (defensive end) Glenn Dorsey, FS (free safety) Craig Steltz, and TB (tailback) Jacob Hester. They were just thought to replace this talent with more talent from the offseason but after the blowout by Florida where the Tigers lost by thirty points; it showed the team that their system is not working well enough because with four interception returned for touchdowns; that’s just one stat that can be looked over. Another struggling team that was optimistic about where they would be this far into the season is the Auburn Tigers. After having such a taught, menacing defense and their new spread offense they were supposed to be a forced to be reckoned with, although this is not the fact because their offense is just terrible and their defense finally buckled after the lost to West Virginia. After becoming three and o the Auburn Tigers have lost four of their last five and need a turnaround if they want to be even noticed for a bowl game. It’s just not these two teams time to become a helluva team.