LSU won’t cancel classes Monday for the national title game against Clemson.
The first day of the semester is Monday, and that would seem like a problem. For students hoping classes would get canceled so students could support the football team, I regret to inform you that it won’t be happening. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football)
A school spokesperson said there won’t be any cancelations the day of the game or Tuesday, according to WBRZ.
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I guess I didn’t realize LSU hated freedom. I guess I didn’t realize that at all. I’d figure a school located in Baton Rouge would love freedom.
Apparently, that’s not the case at all. What a disappointing day for fans of the Tigers.
How the hell isn’t the school canceling classes? I remember when Wisconsin played in the national title game against Duke my final year of college.
I think people started drinking before the sun came up, and I’m not sure a single person attended class for about 48 hours.
You simply can’t have class with a national title on the line. You can’t do it. You can go to class any other time. There’s only one night to win a championship.
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LSU fans should band together and refuse to go. Stand as a united front, crack some beers and refuse to open a single text book.
We didn’t fight WWII so that students could be forced to attend class on the day of a national title. Shame on LSU for cramping the rights of their students to party.
Tune in January 13 on ESPN at 8:00 EST to watch it unfold. Let’s hope the students at Clemson have a much better Monday than their LSU counterparts.