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BK let a high school kid determine the fate of the program
Posted on 10/20/25 at 2:20 pm
Posted on 10/20/25 at 2:20 pm
Let’s revisit the recruitment of Bryce Underwood and how the it could be the final nail in the coffin for BK at LSU.
BK assumed Sloan would leave for a coordinator job if he didn’t get promoted after 2023 and Sloan was the primary relationship with a newly committed Underwood. In order to keep Underwood, he lets Denbrock walk and promotes Sloan with the idea that BU comes here and saves everything.
Well now what are we left with? Absolute shite dumpster fire. Would Underwood/Sloan even have worked? Probably not. So far, Sloan’s greatest accomplishment is being tied to BU and he never even got to coach him. Congrats, a high school kid liked you for a few months.
Extremely short-sighted move by BK to promote Sloan in times like this where money will change everything in an instant. Should’ve gone after a real OC with big time experience.
BK assumed Sloan would leave for a coordinator job if he didn’t get promoted after 2023 and Sloan was the primary relationship with a newly committed Underwood. In order to keep Underwood, he lets Denbrock walk and promotes Sloan with the idea that BU comes here and saves everything.
Well now what are we left with? Absolute shite dumpster fire. Would Underwood/Sloan even have worked? Probably not. So far, Sloan’s greatest accomplishment is being tied to BU and he never even got to coach him. Congrats, a high school kid liked you for a few months.
Extremely short-sighted move by BK to promote Sloan in times like this where money will change everything in an instant. Should’ve gone after a real OC with big time experience.
Posted on 10/20/25 at 2:21 pm to RGJ18
It was about money not coordinators
Posted on 10/20/25 at 2:25 pm to RGJ18
That's why Kelly shouldn't be in bed with Nuss. Nuss was always option2 to Bryce.
So why not play whoever gives you the best chance to win? #FreeMVB
So why not play whoever gives you the best chance to win? #FreeMVB
Posted on 10/20/25 at 2:42 pm to idlewatcher
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So why not play whoever gives you the best chance to win? #FreeMVB
Because Nuss is a Christian and came back for 5th year.....in BKs mind, hes rewarding him.
Honestly, Nuss isn't the real issue. The OL is the worst in the SEC, by far. That's in Nuss's head as he breaks the huddle
Posted on 10/21/25 at 12:41 am to RGJ18
Honestly as soon as Underwuss bailed Kelly should have IMMEDIATELY gone after a dual threat QB.
I’ve been saying from the beginning thar BK is LAZY.
His best coaching days are behinf him.
I’ve been saying from the beginning thar BK is LAZY.
His best coaching days are behinf him.
Posted on 10/21/25 at 12:48 am to RGJ18
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BK assumed Sloan would leave for a coordinator job if he didn’t get promoted after 2023 and Sloan was the primary relationship with a newly committed Underwood. In order to keep Underwood, he lets Denbrock walk and promotes Sloan with the idea that BU comes here and saves everything
People here constantly say this but no one has an explanation as to why they didn't replace Sloan during the offseason after Underwood's decommittment.
Posted on 10/21/25 at 12:51 am to idlewatcher
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So why not play whoever gives you the best chance to win? #FreeMVB
Why is everyone convinced MVB gives us a better chance to win?
From all reports, he was severely inaccurate during fall camp.
I get that he's a little more mobile than Nuss but he isn't an elite athlete like JD5 or something.
Posted on 10/21/25 at 1:04 am to SidewalkTiger
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Why is everyone convinced MVB gives us a better chance to win?
No one is convinced, we all just know Nuss makes enough bad decisions, that end up loosing games.
Posted on 10/21/25 at 1:19 am to WhiskeyThief
MVB averaged a pick every 36.5 pass attempts last season.
Nuss averaged one every 43.7 pass attempts last year.
Nuss is averaging one every 46.4 attempts this year.
Nuss is a career 63.5% passer, MVB is at 54.7%
It's just hard for me to imagine a situation where MVB comes in with limited knowledge of the offense and plays well behind a bad offensive line and with no elite receivers and a terrible rushing offense.
Nuss averaged one every 43.7 pass attempts last year.
Nuss is averaging one every 46.4 attempts this year.
Nuss is a career 63.5% passer, MVB is at 54.7%
It's just hard for me to imagine a situation where MVB comes in with limited knowledge of the offense and plays well behind a bad offensive line and with no elite receivers and a terrible rushing offense.
Posted on 10/21/25 at 3:31 am to RGJ18
We should all know with this offensive playbook and this oline, there isn't a chance in hell that BU would be any better than Nuss. You are kidding yourself if you think so.
Our entire playbook has been memorized by all SEC teams. It is that easy to figure out. BU would leave after one year if he played behind this oline and had these poorly coached receivers to throw to.
Our entire playbook has been memorized by all SEC teams. It is that easy to figure out. BU would leave after one year if he played behind this oline and had these poorly coached receivers to throw to.
Posted on 10/21/25 at 4:22 am to SidewalkTiger
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MVB averaged a pick every 36.5 pass attempts last season. Nuss averaged one every 43.7 pass attempts last year. Nuss is averaging one every 46.4 attempts this year. Nuss is a career 63.5% passer, MVB is at 54.7%
There’s no real point in comparing these numbers. Nuss was in his 4th year of CFB compared to a true freshman. State also had one of the worst rosters in P5 football, while we had a really good pass blocking OL (at least until Dellinger went down) and a few solid receiving options. If MVB was the starting QB for LSU his stats would look much different than what they did at MS State.
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