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With NIL and profit sharing the coaches who would have jumped ship
Posted on 11/9/25 at 10:20 am
Posted on 11/9/25 at 10:20 am
just a few years ago to LSU and UF may not be inclined to do so anymore. OM has just as much of an opportunity to be in the CFP as anyone else. I would be shocked if anyone like a Lane K. jump ship. IF anything, I think these schools will likely be hiring a great G5 coach or an up and coming OC or DC.
With that scenario who are those names? The Memphis guy and Tulane guy have been mentioned. Would you bring back a retread who is getting long in the tooth? I would stay away from Urban M but who knows what AD's will do should CUM decide to put his name in the hat.
With that scenario who are those names? The Memphis guy and Tulane guy have been mentioned. Would you bring back a retread who is getting long in the tooth? I would stay away from Urban M but who knows what AD's will do should CUM decide to put his name in the hat.
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Posted on 11/9/25 at 10:22 am to mrbroker
Awesome. Does Indiana or Ole Miss have Lamar Browns or Richard Andersons in their backyard consistently?
Posted on 11/9/25 at 10:25 am to cajuntiger1010
NIL and profit sharing makes it more likely that huge 5 star type guys will entertain going outside of their normal schools. KD is bringing players in from all over. He seems to have no problem getting kids in from California. Parity is here to stay due to NIL
Posted on 11/9/25 at 10:27 am to mrbroker
Yes, NIL has changed things. A school like Oregon might become one of the best jobs in the nation
Posted on 11/9/25 at 10:49 am to RLDSC FAN
It is top 5 now.
Posted on 11/9/25 at 11:05 am to mrbroker
First of all, LSU and Florida are more national brands than ole miss and it’s much easier to recruit at those schools than ole miss.
Second, LSU and Florida both have bigger stadiums and better facilities along with an easier path to recruit in-state talent.
Ole miss may not be at the disadvantage that it always has been in, but it’s much easier to recruit and win at a high level at LSU/Florida.
Second, LSU and Florida both have bigger stadiums and better facilities along with an easier path to recruit in-state talent.
Ole miss may not be at the disadvantage that it always has been in, but it’s much easier to recruit and win at a high level at LSU/Florida.
Posted on 11/9/25 at 11:10 am to mrbroker
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just a few years ago to LSU and UF may not be inclined to do so anymore. OM has just as much of an opportunity to be in the CFP as anyone else. I would be shocked if anyone like a Lane K. jump ship. IF anything, I think these schools will likely be hiring a great G5 coach or an up and coming OC or DC. With that scenario who are those names? The Memphis guy and Tulane guy have been mentioned. Would you bring back a retread who is getting long in the tooth? I would stay away from Urban M but who knows what AD's will do should CUM decide to put his name in the hat
How does it feel to post all of that garbage and be completely wrong?
I guess you’ve been conditioned to be content as an idiot for your entire life so carry on, I guess
Posted on 11/9/25 at 11:12 am to PurpleSingularity
Wow. an idiot? It is being reported that Lane just signed his extension along with a pay bump to 12 M.
LSU fans are sensitive today.
LSU fans are sensitive today.
Posted on 11/9/25 at 11:13 am to mrbroker
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OM has just as much of an opportunity to be in the CFP as anyone else.
Not really. Yeah this mid tier teams can every once in awhile get lucky and throw together enough of a coherently talented roster to “compete”, they will never be consistently competitive.
The money is simply not there to consistently be competitive
Posted on 11/9/25 at 11:20 am to mrbroker
quote:You must be a real loser just to hang out on another team's board. Maybe you should move along.
mrbroker
Posted on 11/9/25 at 11:21 am to tigerwith3
All this is secondary to money. You have money, you get the recruit. You don't need recruiters, etc. anymore. Biggest bag wins. Nothing else to it. Why does this board cling on to past times like it's still fact? LSU has deep pocket boosters but so does Ole Miss. The past 5 years if you look at SEC collectives you'd be shocked at who's the top. Ole Miss and Tenn are competing with Texas/TAMU. It's not the Georgia, LSU, etc. of the SEC.
Posted on 11/9/25 at 11:47 am to MandeTiger
Founded by LSU guy but has a Bama side. This is a coaching thread etc. It even as a political thread. Your OP is pretty weak.
Posted on 11/9/25 at 11:59 am to mrbroker
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OM has just as much of an opportunity to be in the CFP as anyone else.
No they do not and I guarantee you wouldn’t be saying this if it was Alabama with the job opening and you were going after Kiffin.
Posted on 11/9/25 at 12:04 pm to mrbroker
Ignore them they're pretty sensitive to last night 
They can't realize outside a miracle 2019 season LSU has a decade of mediocrity to go with it. All the resources in the world and they can't find the right fit. Only one who ever tapped it properly was Saban. Though Miles and Orgeron won 1, I don't think either fully took advantage of LSU's advantages. A lot of those advantages are gone in NIL as you said with parity now.
LSU can still compete at the top but it's going to take a good fit to do it.
They can't realize outside a miracle 2019 season LSU has a decade of mediocrity to go with it. All the resources in the world and they can't find the right fit. Only one who ever tapped it properly was Saban. Though Miles and Orgeron won 1, I don't think either fully took advantage of LSU's advantages. A lot of those advantages are gone in NIL as you said with parity now.
LSU can still compete at the top but it's going to take a good fit to do it.
Posted on 11/9/25 at 12:07 pm to DallasTiger11
Yes they do. If you haven't really paid attention to NCAA ball the past 5 years or so everyone is rising. The sport is more competitive because everyone is spending now. How do you think a team like Arizona State hits the playoffs? Tenn was a doormat program for 20 years and then they spend with Heupel as coach all of sudden they're pretty good in SEC. Ole Miss was a door mat they spend for Kiffin they've been good under him with an excellent collective to back him. It was so good LSU was so behind they had to poach Ole Miss guys. You guys are clueless.
Doormats do not exist anymore in the SEC. That's why teams like Vanderbilt are not free wins anymore. There's no dominant teams because everyone spends for talent and nobody can have a 3 deep roster. The truth is LSU hasn't figured NIL era out yet. They have the resources but have no idea how to properly utilize them so this coaching search is important. If someone can tap it properly watch out.
Doormats do not exist anymore in the SEC. That's why teams like Vanderbilt are not free wins anymore. There's no dominant teams because everyone spends for talent and nobody can have a 3 deep roster. The truth is LSU hasn't figured NIL era out yet. They have the resources but have no idea how to properly utilize them so this coaching search is important. If someone can tap it properly watch out.
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Posted on 11/9/25 at 12:08 pm to mrbroker
So STFOOB
Posted on 11/9/25 at 12:13 pm to friendlyobservation
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Yes they do. If you haven't really paid attention to NCAA ball the past 5 years or so everyone is rising. The sport is more competitive because everyone is spending now. How do you think a team like Arizona State hits the playoffs? Tenn was a doormat program for 20 years and then they spend with Heupel as coach all of sudden they're pretty good in SEC. Ole Miss was a door mat they spend for Kiffin they've been good under him with an excellent collective to back him. It was so good LSU was so behind they had to poach Ole Miss guys. You guys are clueless.
There have always been good, non power teams.
We just attribute it to NIL and the portal now for some reason.
Posted on 11/9/25 at 12:13 pm to friendlyobservation
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How do you think a team like Arizona State hits the playoffs?
Because they are in the weak big 12 and got an auto bid to the playoff. They had no chance of winning the natty and were eliminated in the first game.
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Tenn was a doormat program for 20 years and then they spend with Heupel as coach all of sudden they're pretty good in SEC.
Tennessee is one of the best programs in the history of CFB. They still haven’t come close to a championship.
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Doormats do not exist anymore in the SEC. That's why teams like Vanderbilt are not free wins anymore. There's no dominant teams because everyone spends for talent and nobody can have a 3 deep roster.
If you think Vanderbilt is going to compete at the level of Alabama and Georgia in the future you are fricking delusional. I agree the sport has changed and there is more parity but most of the championships are still going to go to the historic powers. Lane has a much better chance of winning natties at Florida or LSU than Ole Miss.
Posted on 11/9/25 at 12:15 pm to tigerwith3
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First of all, LSU and Florida are more national brands than ole miss and it’s much easier to recruit at those schools than ole miss. Second, LSU and Florida both have bigger stadiums and better facilities along with an easier path to recruit in-state talent. Ole miss may not be at the disadvantage that it always has been in, but it’s much easier to recruit and win at a high level at LSU/Florida.
The majority of recruits will not care if ole miss is giving them more money.
Posted on 11/9/25 at 12:16 pm to SidewalkTiger
You can't see the difference now, really? Teams like LSU, Bama, Georgia, etc. would just 3 deep their roster and look dominant over all other teams. You don't see that anymore. Why? Because everyone spends now and poaches. You can't keep depth. So you have parity everywhere. The sport is much more competitive now. It's not even a debate. If you can't see this you're pretty blind.
Nobody is going to admit it but if NIL did anything good it's that it made the sport more competitive and exciting because any P5 team has an opportunity now to make a run. In the past it was about 10 programs that regularly dominated. The money ones still have the advantage but no like in the past. This is why you're seeing many new rising powers across NCAA and programs nobody would ever attribute to success are seeing it more consistently now.
The SEC doesn't hold the dominance it once had because money schools will just poach off their talented rosters which is why they get bounced in the playoffs every year. All that wealth is spread around now. That plus not being able to hold depth in the most competitive conference = knock each other off with major injuries.
Nobody is going to admit it but if NIL did anything good it's that it made the sport more competitive and exciting because any P5 team has an opportunity now to make a run. In the past it was about 10 programs that regularly dominated. The money ones still have the advantage but no like in the past. This is why you're seeing many new rising powers across NCAA and programs nobody would ever attribute to success are seeing it more consistently now.
The SEC doesn't hold the dominance it once had because money schools will just poach off their talented rosters which is why they get bounced in the playoffs every year. All that wealth is spread around now. That plus not being able to hold depth in the most competitive conference = knock each other off with major injuries.
This post was edited on 11/9/25 at 12:20 pm
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