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Much like the players and coaches involved in the football game, fans are often at their best when it comes to a top matchup. LSU fans certainly did not disappoint on Saturday before the Tigers’ game against No. 1 Alabama.

Some Tigers fans in Baton Rouge had what ESPN the Magazine dubbed a “baby elephant” roasting.

Smoking a baby elephant. To eat. If you can top this, let us know where to find you. #1Day1Game twitter.com/ESPNMag/status…

— ESPN The Magazine (@ESPNMag) November 3, 2012

Naturally, that picture caused quite the stir. But as Business Insider pointed out, the LSU fans were roasting a pig to which they added a trunk and big ears so it would look like Alabama’s mascot:

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The most important week of the calendar year for LSU and Alabama fans has arrived, and as expected the friendly jabs are underway. As you can see from the photo above that Friends of the Program passed along, one or more LSU fans thought it would be funny to pin a tiger tail on a statue of Nick Saban at Alabama. They were right.

Over the years we have seen Alabama veterinary clinics take shots at LSU players, shirts about teabagging and LSU and Alabama players going back and forth on Twitter. Playing pin the tail on the Saban statue is another harmless prank, and as long as no trees get poisoned I think we can agree it’s all in good fun.

H/T SB Nation

Being an LSU fan is all about a select few things, and one of them is crawfish. If you don’t like crawfish, you might as well just get the hell out. As you can see from the photo above that Darren Rovell shared with us, an LSU fan recently put his pride on display with an insanely-detailed cake in the shape of a crawfish boil, complete with potatoes and corn.

Rovell says the cake belong’s to a groom, presumably as a gift for his groomsmen. I’ve never heard of a cake specifically for the groomsmen, but we’ll go with that theory in hopes that some poor bride wasn’t talked into having this as her actual wedding cake.

How does this compare with the rest of the crazy cakes we’ve featured here on LBS?

How sick is that? Some LSU fans (we presume) created an R2D2 keg that they use at tailgates. Here we were thinking that LSU fans were only good for nonsense and shenanigans that result in dudes getting branded at tailgates. Guess we were wrong. This R2D2 keg, my friends, is some fantastic work.

H/T Kegs ‘N Eggs
Photo via Whiskey Dranks

Anyone who watches college football can tell you that SEC fans are some of the most rabid in the country, but even they can amaze us with how far they’re willing to take their loyalty sometimes. Take last year’s national title game, for example. As you can see from the video above that Outkick the Coverage shared with us, one insane fan laid face-down on a beer pong table before LSU’s loss to Alabama and allowed someone to brand him.

That’s right — brand him. As in with a burning hot iron in the shape of the letters “LSU.” We’re talking melted into his skin. We’re no strangers to LSU fans passing out in restaurants and getting teabagged after big games, but this is a first. If you thought insane tribute tattoos like this one and this one were the ultimate display of fanhood, think again. Tattoos may hurt a little, but they don’t turn your skin into liquid for a split second. This guy may be the craziest s.o.b. in the country.