re: Jojo Earle will NOT sign early with LSU

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Art Briles

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Did I miss where Trump pardoned Joe Exotic?

Eventually, yap

damn he looks rough

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Because we never make the moves when we need to. E should have retired at the end of last season and Linehan was a bad hire regardless. Calloway knows offense, he is a bright young mind with creativity and has the success to show for it. He should have been moved up next E at the very least. And promoted to OC at the most.

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He definitely needs a look as PGC. Why I like him:

As OC led Samford to the top offense in the FCS.
His QB won the Walter Payton award.
Coached under Saban at Bama.
When Brennan struggled early, he credited Callaway with helping him correct his mistakes.
Has coached up our true FR QBs.
Has coached both sides of the ball like Brady did which gives him insight into how to beat defenses.
Coaches a modern spread style offense.
Energetic, X's and O's coach that players love.
2019 finalist for top assistant FCS coach

He's been the guy coaching up our QBs and this past weekend Max Johnson:
-Was the first true freshman quarterback in LSU history to beat a team ranked in the Top 10 in first career start.
-His 3 TDs and 21 completions were the most of any LSU true freshman in their first career start
-It also marked the first time in LSU history that the Tigers threw 3 TD passes in a game played in Gainesville
There's a reason Russ an Max were doing the griddy in the locker room Saturday night.

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Because we never make the moves when we need to. E should have retired at the end of last season and Linehan was a bad hire regardless. Calloway knows offense, he is a bright young mind with creativity and has the success to show for it. He should have been moved up next E at the very least. And promoted to OC at the most.

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The offense isn't the problem. You think Earle is salivating over playing in A&M's high powered passing attack? Mond is gone and they have a true freshmen who's done nothing so far that's supposed to take his place. A&M averages 13 more total yards per game than us and we've played a true freshmen QB for most of the year. We have the 19th ranked passing offense. A&M is ranked 66th.

Y'all just always think the grass is greener in other people's yards, but the reality is Texas A&M's offense is mediocre, with a senior QB plus 4 seniors and a borderline 5* sophomore on the offensive line. Their future on offense isn't brighter than ours by a longshot.

Sumofabitch looks like Billy Bob Thornton

I don’t fault anyone wanting to see how the coaching carrousel works out

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He definitely needs a look as PGC. Why I like him:

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I agree, more positive stuff on Callaway who has worked on both sides of the ball, including as a recruiting coordinator. Keep Russ on staff with a promotion, otherwise another SEC school will poach him just like they did with Brady and Munoz. With LSU's talent, I believe he could make our offense tops in the SEC/FBS which would further help recruiting the much needed OL.

.... A former quarterback and team captain at Valdosta State, Callaway got his start in coaching as Nick Saban's inside linebackers graduate assistant (worked under Kirby Smart) at Alabama in 2011. After two seasons with the Crimson Tide and two as the wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator at Murray State, Callaway went to Samford in 2015 and helped the team rank among the top five in the FCS in passing offense two of the last three seasons, including No. 1 in 2018 with an average of 392.7 passing yards per game. With Callaway as his offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, Devlin Hodges won the 2018 Walter Payton Award as the top offensive player in the FCS and broke the FCS career passing yards record previously held by a former NFL MVP - Steve McNair.

quotes from 9/23/20 .... “He’s very smart, very intelligent, knows football and I think the most unique thing about him is that he’s worked on both sides of the ball,” said Iowa running backs coach Derrick Foster, who worked with Callaway at Samford. “He has it. He has the tools. He has the ability. He has the mindset and can coordinate an offense. He understands how to cater to his players. And he’s full of energy. I loved being around him, enjoyed coaching with him and can’t say enough about him.”

.... “Russ had a great experience at Samford, was an outstanding coordinator, did a lot of good things,” Ed Orgeron said. “But he’s hungry. He’s been to big-time schools. I didn’t know how good he was, to be honest with you, until we got him. And his enthusiasm is infectious. He’s an outstanding coach and taught well by his dad and learned well. I do believe the guy’s going to be a coordinator and a head coach, and it won’t be long because he’s one of those type minds. He’s a great worker. He’s here at 5 every morning working with Coach Ensminger. Has a bright future ahead for him.”

I would interview Brian Hartline

No it doesnt

He has been wavering

Im sure the first article had something to do with it
I think its both