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Monday, 9 January 2012

Honey Badger Narrator Picking LSU In Title Game


Honey Badger Narrator Picking LSU In Title Game.NEW ORLEANS - Honey Badger do not care, but Randall. It will be cheering for LSU in the BCS championship game.

An avid self-described kind giving only his surname, Randall told The Associated Press Sunday that the Tigers picked up a senior and All-American cornerback and returner, Tyrann Mathieu - the guy who was called the "Honey Badger" for his play fearless.

"Jumping and jumping and doing things he does is crazy!" Randall said in a telephone interview from his home in Southern California, sounded just as excited and amazed as he does in his famous video. "He just plays with heart and vigor such. It's just very exciting. For me, that embodies the honey badger. It just takes what he wants and nothing will stop it."

Randall, of course, became a viral sensation on the Internet with his hilarious narration of a video showing the nature stuffy honey badger, a creature of Africa, once described by the Guinness Book of Records as the most ferocious animals in the world.

The video has received over 31 million hits on YouTube and sparked a cottage industry that includes T-shirts, a television commercial and a book coming out on January 24 "Honey Badger do not care," Guide to Randall 10 of craziest, meanest animal in the wild.

Mathieu is only 5 feet 9 inches and 175 pounds, but he was a Heisman finalist sophomore and played for the Tigers on defense and special teams, scoring four touchdowns and create havoc throughout the land.

From the beginning, Mathieu was not exactly thrilled to his new nickname. But he came to embrace it when he and his namesake emerged as national sensations. The Tigers (13-0) will face No. 2 Alabama (11-1) in the championship game Monday night at the Superdome.

"The honey badger is an animal hard," said Mathieu. "There is fierce. And he certainly did not fear anything. So I just try to take the same approach in the field, and just try to play smart football and violent for my team. "

According to Randall, the nickname is a perfect fit for Mathieu.

"I've never seen anyone in any sport that has dominated the point that it has," Randall said. "It is very worthy of the nickname. He really does just what he wants. It's crazy! "

While Randall concedes that he is not really a football fan, it came as the Tigers this season and even had a vision about who will win the championship game.

"He came to me in a dream," he said. "I do not know what is happening, but I swear in this dream I watch the game and saw the final score after the fourth quarter the game was done. LSU was on top, 35-10."

Randall said his father was a cameraman on the Mutual of Omaha long-term view "Wild Kingdom", which aroused his interest in nature. His friends soon discovered a natural ability of mind (if profane doped) the narration, which he uses to give his own version of video, sometimes dull with the badger honey and all sorts of other exotic animals.

But this is only the surly little creature, who marvels Randall "is about the size of a Jack Russell," which captured the imagination of everyone.

"When you stop and realize what is happening in our society, it kind of logic," said Randall. "This animal has really struck a chord with people. I think people cannot get enough of it. Finally, here is this animal is just not going to take longer. This is where we are headed. Many people are fed up with the situation they were given in this country. "

While some may argue that other animals are more adventurous, Randall no doubt that is the only honey badger.

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"The same feeling I have when I look Tyrann play, that's what I get when I look at Badger," said Randall. "There is no other animal that comes to mind that this aggressive. It describes really get what he wants. It does not really care about anyone else in the animal kingdom. I was blown away when I saw this video.

"I saw the films in the normal animals’ lions attacking gazelles and gross stuff like that. But the little honey badger is being stung by bees and bitten by cobras and is back up and continues on. I've never seen anything like it. That's incredible. I'm just in awe of the honey badger. Absolute admiration. "

Alabama Blanks LSU For BCS Title


Alabama Blanks LSU For BCS Title.NEW ORLEANS - Before LSU, Alabama met in the game Bowl Championship Series title Monday night, Alabama kicker Jeremy Shelley spoke of the chance to redeem himself.
In their first meeting on November 5, Shelley and Cade Foster combined to Miss Four to six field goals attempts the Crimson Tide lost, 9-6 in overtime.

"I have no problem with the game coming down to our feet," Shelley said about revenge

as it turned out, on foot Shelley was the difference. His five goals align led Alabama to a 21-0 victory and its second national championship in three years. Alabama Nick Saban became the first coach with three BCS titles, Alabama in 2009 and LSU in 2003. It is the only coach with BCS crowns in different schools.

Like the first game, the championship game was a matter of defense that came down to field goals. But Deja Two was not as convincing.

He was the first shutout in the history of BCS, covering 62 games, and the first shutout in a bowl since the 2009 Holiday Bowl.

Although the defense shined, LSU (13-1) looked unhappy to attack. Tiger’s quart Jordan Jefferson threw for 53 yards was sacked four times and intercepted once and lost a fumble. LSU crossed midfield just once, with 7:58 remaining in the game.

"We could not support any consistency," LSU coach Miles said.

While LSU fans booed Jefferson in the third quarter, Miles has never turned a quarter Jarrett Lee, who started the first nine games of the season. "We felt like with the ability to Jordan to escape the rush to finish it was just that," Miles said.

Alabama quart AJ McCarron was named MVP offensive, ranging from 23 to-34 passing for 234 yards.

Courtney Upshaw linebacker was named defensive MVP of the game with seven tackles, including a sack.

"We wanted to go out and show the world that we really beat the first game," said Upshaw. "We wanted to dominate from start to finish and that's what we did."

Alabama running back Trent Richardson had touched only the game, a 34-yard run with 4:36 remaining. The Heisman Trophy finalist ran for 96 yards on 20 carries.

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