LSU Atlanta

The Greater Atlanta LSU Alumni Club

Home » Blogs

Mike A. Tiger's blog

Tiger Kickoff Bash at the Tabernacle Sept. 3 to Benefit LSU Atlanta, Tiger Band

Submitted by Mike A. Tiger on July 14, 2010 - 2:03pm

Act Now To Get the LSU Atlanta Ticket Discount

Gulf Restoration Network Benefit Show July 1 in Norcross

Submitted by Mike A. Tiger on June 24, 2010 - 11:33am

Benefit Concert for the Gulf Restoration Network
Thrasher Park in Old Downtown Norcross, GA (Thrasher St. at Park Dr.)

Next Thursday, July 1st  6:30  – 9:30PM

Crawfish Party 5/22 at Front Page News - Half Price for LSU Fans!

Submitted by Mike A. Tiger on May 13, 2010 - 8:04am

 In Town Tiger Special next Saturday May 22

2010 Crawfish Boil Live and Silent Auction Items and Raffle Prizes

Submitted by Mike A. Tiger on April 28, 2010 - 9:48pm


Shown Here - photo of Fleur de lis canvas painting in gold, purple and black by Becky Landreneau. (Photo does not really show colors accurately)

2010 LSU ATLANTA CRAWFISH GUIDE

Submitted by Mike A. Tiger on March 9, 2010 - 1:32pm

Metro Atlanta is fortunate to have many places to enjoy boiled crawfish and crawfish dishes. Read on for our listings and please patronize these sponsors and tell them “thanks!” for supporting your LSU Atlanta alumni chapter.

2009 Scholarship Recipient Writes Us a Letter

Submitted by Mike A. Tiger on January 1, 2010 - 8:41pm

Alexis Rook, one of our two LSU Atlanta Scholarship Endowment recipients for 2009, sent us a letter recently to share her experiences and gratitude for the scholarship support.  If you wonder why almost everything we do is focused on scholarship fundraising this letter should provide illumination and inspiration.  Some excerpts:

Mike A. Tiger's Weekly Football Blog: Auburn

Submitted by Mike A. Tiger on October 20, 2009 - 3:53pm

 A Tale of Two Tigers

 
Tastes Like War Chikn
 
Here we Geaux again: Hide the kids, lock up the womenfolk and throw out the record books. Auburn is coming to play. 
 
When two tigers tangle, twisted tales turn out. Weird things always happen when LSU and Auburn meet for football – and games are so singular and memorable that most earn their own name like “Earthquake Game,” “Cigar Game” “Barn Burner” and “Grand Theft Auburn.” Mike’s Auburn blog from last year gives a more detailed history you can review. What will the 2009 tilt be called? For LSU fans, we’ll be happy to just call it a “Win” and move on to our scrimmage with Tulane to get ready for the red elephants on Nov 7, where it could be #1 vs #4 yet again.
 

Mike A. Tiger's Football Blog: Florida

Submitted by Mike A. Tiger on October 6, 2009 - 12:49pm

We have the Gators right where we want them (Really!)

And why can't anyone get Tim Thibaut's name spelled right?

(Mike A Tiger overcame his bout with the Swine Flu (sat too close to the TV watching Arkansas play) so what follows is a UGA recap as well as a Gator preview.) 

 
Graphic guru LSU Freek’s Silence of the Dawgs sendup above was accurate for about half of a day. Then the bullpups came out from under the porch whining and complaining of mistreatment. To hear many in red-and-black tell it, a blown ref call cost them the game. And the local print and radio media joined the chorus after the SEC office issued a statement that the excessive celebration penalty on AJ Green after their last score late in the game was an unfortunate mistake. That’s okay, we already know that UGA fans will never admit the winning team was better by making excuses, which if why they ARE The Complaining IFs. 
 
Hey, I have an idea. Maybe if you could have prevented Trindon Holliday from gashing you for over 40 yards on the return, and simply made a couple of tackles on Charles Scott you wouldn’t have to make excuses today. You would have been the better team.  

Mike A. Tiger's Weekly Football Blog: ULL

Submitted by Mike A. Tiger on September 15, 2009 - 12:14pm

Sgt. Peppa’s Lonely Fleur-de-Lis Band

Oh my, where to begin. Out of courtesy to a fellow state school, Mikey is invoking the mercy rule and will keep his comments short…like UL’s list of football achievements.
 
 
Syndicate content