re: Will adding Texas and OU help or hurt LSU?

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god shut up Ed’s a great recruiter he better continue being great at it. It’s really all he brings that and motivation

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I totally disagree. Besides being one of the premier elite recruiters in the country. Ed O is also the best and the most successful four year head coach in college football today as well and although you give him exactly zero credit.

As he not only went 15 & 0, won an SEC Championship and a Natty with the greatest college football team ever in history in only his third season at LSU, but he also reeled in a very cool $55 million dollar bonanza for his university as well. Not to mention that 15 & 0 season is also the greatest single season of all time in LSU history.

Hence, it looks to me like you Tom Herman supporters better get used to Ed O because Ed O will be at LSU for as long as he desires.

Meanwhile, besides the SEC Championship and the Natty with the greatest college football team Ever in college football history, Ed O's win-loss record against AP top-10 opponents is 13 & 5, which beats every other head coach in America by a mile.

Then on top of that, Ed O has brought home top-five national recruiting classes for the past three seasons in a row. Not to mention that Ed O has LSU ranked number one in recruiting in the SEC currently.

Yet, you Tom Herman supporters still can't give Ed O any credit for his very outstanding record of success he has accumulated in only four short years. Amazing.

Moreover, with Auburn and Alabama moving to the SEC East, that means LSU will become the new top dog of the SEC West and it will stay that way as long as Ed O remains at LSU.

Why? Because everyone wants to play for the top dog school and because no one in the SEC West knows how to bring them home to LSU better than Ed O.

Furthermore, LSU will continue to play Alabama every season, but on a neutral field for the SEC Championship.

Moreover, when the College Football Playoffs expand to 12 teams, both Alabama and LSU will also be in the College Football Playoffs every season.