They rose to the top of their profession from different sides of the line.
Nick Saban, the defensive mastermind.
Urban Meyer, the offensive genius.
Jim Harbaugh and Urban Meyer in the Big Ten? It has a certain ring to it, like the glory days when Bo Schembechler and Woody Hayes battled for control of the league.
That day is coming.
LSU coach Les Miles said Monday that the two most important games to win during a season in his mind is the first game of the year and the last one.
Lane Kiffin was modest in his goals and complimentary about the team he’ll be facing in the Sugar Bowl.
No one would have expected an outstanding offensive night from LSU considering what transpired in the opening minutes of Monday’s nonconference game against Southern Mississippi.