Tubby and Muschamp

"Plus it would add so much more to the rivalry."

That's what Skip and Co. should be concerned about...adding to the rivalry. Nice.

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Does anyone disagree that LSU should not try and persue this double steal from Auburn

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I was going to post this same topic a few days ago.

I agree that we should go after Muschamp, regardless of what Pelini does. IF Les leaves, why not look at Tubby as well? Like him or not, his teams have consistently overacheived in the SEC, particularly on the road. He is one of a few candidates who would be a perfect fit for the HC job.

I must say that I've been fairly impressed with Tubby's sideline demeanor in the few games I've seen of him on TV this year....he seems much more mature and relaxed than in previous years...he almost broke out in a grin a few times when bad calls were made against him, yet kept the team on track to overcome Bama's push last week.....impressive coach despite some folks' perception of him from his past.

yall keep dreamin... I heard Curly was looking to leave Muscle Shoals HS to retake the healm at LSU this Jan. .....

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his teams have consistently overacheived in the SEC,

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Really? Averaging almost 4 losses per year in his 9 years at Auburn is overacheiving?

I would hate for our expectations to ever drop so low again, that 4 losses would be overacheiving.

poof....

and the board goes quiet.

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I would stop being an LSU fan if Tubby came here!!

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I could not agree more. I know it is terrible to say but....LSU means more to me than many members of my family. But if TT becomes our next HC, I would not only stop being an LSU fan but I would probably start wishing for them to lose every game just to get TT's arse fired. But hopefully we won't have to worry about that.

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I would stop being an LSU fan if Tubby came here!!

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Average losses per year among top coaches:

1. Carroll 2.0
2. Tressell 2.1
3. Stoops 2.3
4. Brown 2.5
5. Richt 2.7
5. Bowden 2.7
7. Carr 3.0
7. Fulmer 3.0
7. Paterno 3.0
10. Saban (LSU) 3.2
11. Tuberville 3.6
11. Rodriguez 3.6
13. Beamer 4.0
14. Tedford 4.1


Looking at this list, I would argue that Auburn is the most difficult job based on location, talent pool, conference, and in-state competition, except for maybe WVU and Va Tech. His record is pretty good, even compared to coaches with EXTREME advantages.

That is the point of my post, and to try and talk some sense to Chicot.