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April 9, 2011   -   © 2011 Tiger Rag
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CST Color Commentator previews Spring Game with TR Radio

By RICHARD FISCHER
Tiger Rag Assistant Editor

With LSU’s spring game coming up on Saturday, CST color commentator Greg Bowser joined Tiger Rag Radio Tuesday night.

The former Tiger player tells us how he thinks LSU quarterback Jordan Jefferson is going to play in the spring game and in the fall.

With 15 players injured for Saturday’s spring game, Bowser gives us an idea of how important it is that LSU solidifies positions with injuries during the spring.

Bowser tells us which positions are most important to LSU’s success this year.

With a new offensive coordinator, how different will LSU’s offense be?

The color commentator tells TR Radio which spots will be paramount to the offense moving the football this season.

CLICK HERE to listen to Tiger Rag Radio’s interview with Greg Bowser in its entirety.

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  1. Gold-Ring on April 9th, 2011 1:19 am

    http://espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/post/_/id/40491/my-spring-top-25-ballot-2
    1. Alabama
    2. LSU
    3. Oklahoma
    4. Oregon
    5. Boise State
    6. Stanford
    7. Florida State
    8. Arkansas
    9. Ohio State
    10. TCU
    11. Oklahoma State
    12. South Carolina
    13. Wisconsin
    14. Texas A&M
    15. Nebraska
    16. Michigan State
    17. Virginia Tech
    18. Notre Dame
    19. Auburn
    20. Florida
    21. Texas
    22. Mississippi State
    23. West Virginia
    24. Georgia
    25. South Florida

    When I heard that this just might be the best( offense line) in Les Miles years at LSU…I am starting to believe also that this 2011 LSU tiger Football team,might become another National Champion.

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