Ruckert should have made the play and I get the frustration…..however 3 things:
First that is someone’s son…..specifically Kyle and Lynnel Ruckert.
He is a kid that just turned 19 years old.
He is human just like you and I and makes mistakes just like you and I.
Just breathe!
If you love seeing Louisiana kids have incredibly emotional moments for LSU, today was a great day.
Seth Dardar graduated from Holy Cross in 2020. After spending most of his career at Columbia and making a stop at Kansas St, he finally made it home to his dream school LSU for his final year. After not getting the start, he pinch hits for his first at bat as a Tiger and blasts a two run HR when they absolutely needed it the most. He literally could not contain himself as he celebrated all the way around the bases. Pure joy. I can’t get over how incredible of a moment that was.
Then, after not stepping on the mound for 20 months, Gavin Guidry comes out of the bullpen to a standing ovation at the Box and strikes out five in a row. It was damn good to see that patented Guidry strut off the field while chirping the other team. Welcome back, #8.
What a freaking game.
For all you saying oh she shouldn’t have skied with the ACL tear blah blah. She skied twice on it already & came 3rd yesterday in training! It was her hard line to the gate & her right pole wrapping her arm into! It had nothing to do with her knee! So stop with the nonsense!
Lane Kiffin rolled his window down and gave a fist pump as fans chanted “LSU” on his way out of the airport.
“We’re never losing again!” one guy yelled.
🎥: @mjohnsonphoto
IT'S THE FREAKIN' LSU TIGERS, BABY
I cannot believe these boxes we got from @LSUfootball AND @LSUbaseball I am now a Tiger for LIFE!
Thank you Coach Kelly and Coach Johnson for all of this amazing gear... and catch my interview with LSU QB Jayden Daniels tonight at 5pm EST!
After the PA announcer told everyone that tonight's crowd of 11,300 is a new @FriscoClassic record, he followed with: "OK Tiger fans, you earned it." Cue Callin' Baton Rouge.
For those ot us who were born and raised in New Orleans and now have grown children and in most cases grandchildren what happened today 15 years ago January 24th.2010…will always be the Greatest Sports Moment in our life. After 43 years the unimaginable really happened…
Tiger Bech was an All-Ivy League kick returner at Princeton. He was a brother, a son, a teammate and a best friend. He was also a victim of the attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day.
Those close to him share who Tiger was and his enduring legacy.
(via @MartySmithESPN)