re: Josh Heupel is who we need

Don't worry bud, we aren't coming for Josh.

Like who? I want you to tell me so I can bookmark it.

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If it's not Lane, it will be Heupel.

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Heupel is NOT going to downgrade to LSU.

Name one metric that is better at LSU.

City? Get real. Knoxville>>>Ghetto Rouge.
NIL collective? UT has one of the best. LSU has one of the worst.
AD? Not even close. Danny White is currently the best AD in the nation.
Money? NOPE! We are rolling in it at the moment. WE HAVE MORE MONEY THAN YOU!
Better chancelloer and president? Another not even close.

Plowman and White have made the athletic Department at Tennessee one of the premier places to coach.

You are delusional. LSU is no longer a premier job. You are dumpster fire at the moment.

You're not getting:
Heupel
Kiffin
Freeman
OR ANY OTHER SPLASH HIRE!

You are getting either a coordinator, a small school coach, or a Verge Ausberry DEI hire.

Bookmark this comment.

Gol dangit, Bobby!

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Not that they’re not still good offensively, but their most productive offensive years were when Golesh was the OC.

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Josh Heupel QB production by year as stand alone OC/HC:

2016: Drew Lock 24td 10int
2017: Drew Lock 45td 11int
2018: McKenzie Milton 34td 6 INT
2019: Dillon Gabriel 33td 7int
2020: Dillon Gabriel 34td 4int (in 10g)
2021: Hendon Hooker 36 TD 3int
2022:Hendon Hooker 32td 2INT
2023: Joe Milton 27td 5int
2024: Nico Iamleava 22td 5int
2025: joey aguilar 20td 6int



Are we really going to sit here and pretend Heupel's success stems from Alex Golesh lol

My god dude. How many savageorangecankle alters does this make now?

It would just be great if he could shave before a game.
Geez… put it in his contract. You’re on national television guy… have a little self respect.

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Josh Heupel is not trading Danny White and beautiful Knoxville for Baton Rouge and da govnah

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Josh Heupel will be taken to some restaurants in BR and New Orleans and take a pay cut to come to Louisiana.

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Are we really going to sit here and pretend Heupel's success stems from Alex Golesh lol

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Where the did I say that? I guess reading is hard? I said the most productive offenses statistically since Heupel was hired were when Golesh was the OC. I didn’t say they were bad offensively since he left or that Heupel is a bad coach. He’s a great offensive coach. No doubt about it, but it’s just an observation and not a hit against Heupel. I even said it in the original post that they’re still good on offense. Jump to conclusions much?

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You implied that the level of success those years was due to Golesh, when Heupel's sustained success stands alone just fine.

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I implied that they had better offensive production when Golesh was there as a team, and had a drop off in yards and points scored after he left…. I didn’t say a word about Heupel not sustaining success, because he obviously has. Are you Heupels pastry supplier or something?