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Is LSU the next Tennessee?
Posted on 10/13/21 at 9:06 pm
Posted on 10/13/21 at 9:06 pm
Next to the Crimson Tide Tennessee used to be a perennial powerhouse program. The 9th winningest FBS program of all-time. It hasn't been in the final top 10 since 2001. Why, like LSU coaches recruit 4 and 5 star players and downgrade them to 2 star players. Lack of development, rather, inability to develop. Coach O has no clue. 2019 was the exception, not the rule. Keep O fans will go. Players revolt. That's all folks.
Posted on 10/13/21 at 9:10 pm to bholl999
LSU must hire a coach who has a PROVEN track record on developing all that talent the great State of Louisiana has to offer. Louisiana is a recruiters dream. I grew up there. Every FBS program foams at the mouth to get Louisiana recruits into their program.
Posted on 10/13/21 at 9:23 pm to bholl999
quote:
Is LSU the next Tennessee?
No. Les was our Fulmer. We survived firing him and O actually won a ship. Everyone understands this hire is important. Scott won’t miss. We good. . .
Posted on 10/13/21 at 9:28 pm to bholl999
LSU is the only P5 school in one of the most talent rich states in the country we have won 2 national championship and been to another championship game under fricking Les Miles and Special Ed.
Posted on 10/13/21 at 9:28 pm to bholl999
the only way we fall that far is if the money runs dry....and shite, thats possible, but the factors that led to Nebraska, Tennessee, FSU, etc falling are not present at LSU.
I think its more likely we look like USC or Texas--a talented but undisciplined team that gets destroyed in the trenches by better coached teams.
I think its more likely we look like USC or Texas--a talented but undisciplined team that gets destroyed in the trenches by better coached teams.
Posted on 10/13/21 at 9:30 pm to bholl999
Louisiana has some
Of the best talent in the country Tennessee has little instate talent. Big differences
Of the best talent in the country Tennessee has little instate talent. Big differences
Posted on 10/13/21 at 9:30 pm to bholl999
Regardless of what this board thinks, LSU is a premier job. All the resources you could ask for, plenty of local talent to recruit, no major in-state competition. It'll take a good hire to get us back on track, but I have faith in Woody to find the right guy.
Posted on 10/13/21 at 10:42 pm to bholl999
So much instate talent LA vs Tenn
Posted on 10/13/21 at 11:07 pm to bholl999
If we replace Ed with Ed we'll be worse than UTenn.
Before last year and now, I didn't think I'd ever see what I'm seeing at LSU. We were .500 last year (and fortunate to be that) and in all honesty it's hard to see winning another game other than ULM.
We have a much better recruiting footprint than UTenn so there's that but I no longer casually dismiss the OP's question.
Before last year and now, I didn't think I'd ever see what I'm seeing at LSU. We were .500 last year (and fortunate to be that) and in all honesty it's hard to see winning another game other than ULM.
We have a much better recruiting footprint than UTenn so there's that but I no longer casually dismiss the OP's question.
Posted on 10/14/21 at 12:31 am to bholl999
fricking troll! Eat shite asswpie
Posted on 10/14/21 at 6:09 am to bholl999
Well, Tennessee hired y’all’s boy Kiffin after Fulmer and a lot of Tennessee fans point to that hire and subsequent walking out as the point which the program changed.
Since ‘08 they’ve had 6 different head coaches and 2 more interims.
We cannot afford 8 different people at the helm of our program over the next 13 years. We have to make the right hire and give him time.
I’m worried that with SEC expansion if we don’t get it figured out quick, we are going to be relegated to the basement.
Since ‘08 they’ve had 6 different head coaches and 2 more interims.
We cannot afford 8 different people at the helm of our program over the next 13 years. We have to make the right hire and give him time.
I’m worried that with SEC expansion if we don’t get it figured out quick, we are going to be relegated to the basement.
This post was edited on 10/14/21 at 6:10 am
Posted on 10/14/21 at 6:10 am to bholl999
If you understand recruiting you'll understand why this won't happen.
Posted on 10/14/21 at 6:29 am to bholl999
The simple short answer is no based on demographics.
We aren’t UT because we have a built in recruiting advantage. When LSU has a coach that puts the wall up around Louisiana we end up with golden years.
UT isn’t capable of doing that. LSU has proved it can win with two of the dumbest coaches around.
We aren’t UT because we have a built in recruiting advantage. When LSU has a coach that puts the wall up around Louisiana we end up with golden years.
UT isn’t capable of doing that. LSU has proved it can win with two of the dumbest coaches around.
Posted on 10/14/21 at 8:02 am to bholl999
No....Woodward has a great track record wherever he has been. He has worked under Mark Emmert and when Emmert went to Washington, he eventually got him up there and changed everything up there. Brought in Chris Peterson, had facilities built, brought in money, and increased the budget significantly.
A&M he snagged Fisher.
LSU he snagged K. Mulkey, Jay Johnson.
His track record is proven and he won't let this become Tenn. I think that is one reason Kiffin will not be the guy.
Just "Stay Calm"
It will be OK.
A&M he snagged Fisher.
LSU he snagged K. Mulkey, Jay Johnson.
His track record is proven and he won't let this become Tenn. I think that is one reason Kiffin will not be the guy.
Just "Stay Calm"
It will be OK.
Posted on 10/14/21 at 8:05 am to bholl999
There were some very similar parallels to Fulmer at UT and Miles at LSU. Although I did think it was time for Miles to go, I remember saying at the time, be careful, because you don't want to see LSU end up like UT. I think most fans agree we would be happy for a "Miles down year" right about now at 9-3.
History has shown that more often than not, a new coach doesn't keep a program running in the top tier...look at UF after Spurrier, UT after Fulmer, LSU after Charlie Mac, Bama after Bear....etc.
Now history is on LSU's side in that 3 different coaches have won a NC with LSU, so the talent in state is there.
History has shown that more often than not, a new coach doesn't keep a program running in the top tier...look at UF after Spurrier, UT after Fulmer, LSU after Charlie Mac, Bama after Bear....etc.
Now history is on LSU's side in that 3 different coaches have won a NC with LSU, so the talent in state is there.
Posted on 10/14/21 at 8:28 am to bholl999
quote:
Is LSU the next Tennessee?
No, and it's not even close.....LSU is not Tennessee and for that matter, I'll add Nebraska....
LSU will be back in top 10/top 5 contention in short order with the right hire.
LSU has way more "natural resources" to draw upon than Tennessee (or Nebraska, which I added).
Posted on 10/14/21 at 8:30 am to bholl999
No. Tennessee has recruiting issues geographically that LSU does not have.
Posted on 10/14/21 at 8:31 am to bholl999
quote:no. There's too much talent in Louisiana, with no real in-state competition.
Is LSU the next Tennessee?
The state of Tennessee doesn't have much.
Now, even with tons of talent, a bad coach can produce bad results, as we're seeing now.
But a good coach can instantly turn things around here.
Posted on 10/14/21 at 8:32 am to bholl999
They had Phil Fulmer as their AD, we have Scott Woodward. Phil was sabotaging their program for years and was a terrible AD
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