Jordan Jefferson remembers almost every second of the last time they played in the Superdome.
Marshall had initially School Destrehan High, and like many children, I was surprised growing up in the state of Louisiana, that plays in the new palace in New Orleans, "Football, in the end of the night, resulting in their school in the tournament in the first state in 34 years.
"I've been in many cases, the Superdome," said Jefferson, who will try to finish his career with another school for the title Monday night, when the high command against a number of priority LSU and Alabama in the BCS title game. "I mean, is something I call the resort for me."
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There are a lot of tigers say that.
The unit structure has only 10 hours by road from the campus of LSU in Baton Rouge, which is equivalent to the home field advantage, but it is supposed to be in a neutral site.
LSU players expect to fill 90 percent of the seats in purple and gold, while the Crimson Tide 60-40 satisfied with the hero Higher Education Council.
The Alabama offensive coordinator Jim McElwain to say that is treated as a game away.
"I mean, I think it will be very strong," said McElwain. "Obviously we're a little bit at home, so yes, this is the approach that we're on the road."
Absolute Tigers 13-4 in the Superdome, winning the last nine games dating back to the 30-15 loss to Nebraska in the Sugar Bowl on January 1, 1987
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