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re: Seaton’s price is btw $4-5m? Is this correct?
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:28 pm to tigersaint74
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:28 pm to tigersaint74
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if he ends up blowing out a knee or has some other significant injury
Sunshine. Pumper.
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:32 pm to js1591
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I have a feeling that he is not a good investment.
None of us are paying for it and there aren’t many other players out there for big money. If some billionaires want to have lsu football as a hobby why do we care?
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:44 pm to St Augustine
If say you have $1,000,000,000 and you give a football player 0.5% that’s $5,000,000. So what? Do you think that changes a billionaires life. No.
So let’s say you have $500,000 and give away $2500. Does that change your life? No
Do you want to win a NC at LSU? Is it worth $2500?
So let’s say you have $500,000 and give away $2500. Does that change your life? No
Do you want to win a NC at LSU? Is it worth $2500?
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:45 pm to Covingtontiger77
We should offer him $7M just to be on the safe side
We have unlimited money
We have unlimited money
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:45 pm to dovehunter
If you have $500,000 is $2500 chump change? I’d say sure, yes it is to feel part of the team.
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:47 pm to ApexTiger
Relax man his uncle will help him intelligently manage his money I’m sure
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:48 pm to Covingtontiger77
Kiffin should've locked up a cheaper tackle before this.
5 mil for a tackle. No way.
5 mil for a tackle. No way.
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:49 pm to GaryHobson
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It's not our money
I wouldn't be so sure about that. Did you miss the part where Governor Landry got personally involved?
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:50 pm to dovehunter
quote:That is not the mentality gaining someone $1B in the first place. It never ceased to amaze me watching Mark Cuban on SharkTank haggling with some poor schmuck for $50K and part ownership of a company.
If say you have $1,000,000,000 and you give a football player 0.5% that’s $5,000,000. So what?
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:50 pm to Covingtontiger77
frick it. Offer him like 15 just to see what happens
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:50 pm to Chalkywhite84
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If tweet fails to load, click here. Is this true who is this guy, is he really asking 100k per visit lolo that's absolutely insane if true
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:50 pm to Chalkywhite84
quote:He did.
Kiffin should've locked up a cheaper tackle before this.
Posted on 1/21/26 at 2:52 pm to Covingtontiger77
There's a moment of orderly silence before a football play begins. Players are in position, linemen are frozen, and anything is possible.
(Almost Indian-summer weather here in mid-November.)
Then, like a traffic accident, stuff begins to randomly collide. From the snap of the ball to the snap of the first bone is closer to four seconds than five.
(First and 10, Riggins flea-flicker back to Theismann. Theismann's in a lot of trouble.)
[tape rewinds]
One Mississippi. Joe Theismann, the Redskins' quarterback, takes the snap and hands off to his running back.
Two Mississippi. It's a trick play, a flea-flicker, and the running back tosses the ball back to the quarterback.
Three Mississippi. Up to now, the play's been defined by what the quarterback sees. It's about to be defined by what he doesn't.
Four Mississippi. Lawrence Taylor is the best defensive player in the NFL, and has been from the time he stepped onto the field as a rookie.
(And it was Lawrence Taylor who slammed Theismann to the ground at the 42-yard line. The blitz was on.)
He will also change the game of football as we know it.
(And we'll look at it with the reverse angle one more time. And I suggest if your stomach is weak, you just don't watch.)
Legendary quarterback Joe Theismann never played another down of football.
Now, y'all would guess that, more often than not, the highest paid player on an NFL team is a quarterback, and you'd be right. But what you probably don't know is, that more often than not, the second highest paid player is, thanks to Lawrence Taylor, a left tackle. Because, as every housewife knows, the first check you write is for the mortgage, but the second is for the insurance. And the left tackle's job is to protect the quarterback from what he can't see coming. To protect his blind side.
The ideal left tackle is big, but a lot of people are big. He's wide in the butt and massive in the thighs. He has long arms, giant hands and feet as quick as a hiccup. This is a rare and expensive combination the need for which can be traced to that Monday night game and Lawrence Taylor.
(Almost Indian-summer weather here in mid-November.)
Then, like a traffic accident, stuff begins to randomly collide. From the snap of the ball to the snap of the first bone is closer to four seconds than five.
(First and 10, Riggins flea-flicker back to Theismann. Theismann's in a lot of trouble.)
[tape rewinds]
One Mississippi. Joe Theismann, the Redskins' quarterback, takes the snap and hands off to his running back.
Two Mississippi. It's a trick play, a flea-flicker, and the running back tosses the ball back to the quarterback.
Three Mississippi. Up to now, the play's been defined by what the quarterback sees. It's about to be defined by what he doesn't.
Four Mississippi. Lawrence Taylor is the best defensive player in the NFL, and has been from the time he stepped onto the field as a rookie.
(And it was Lawrence Taylor who slammed Theismann to the ground at the 42-yard line. The blitz was on.)
He will also change the game of football as we know it.
(And we'll look at it with the reverse angle one more time. And I suggest if your stomach is weak, you just don't watch.)
Legendary quarterback Joe Theismann never played another down of football.
Now, y'all would guess that, more often than not, the highest paid player on an NFL team is a quarterback, and you'd be right. But what you probably don't know is, that more often than not, the second highest paid player is, thanks to Lawrence Taylor, a left tackle. Because, as every housewife knows, the first check you write is for the mortgage, but the second is for the insurance. And the left tackle's job is to protect the quarterback from what he can't see coming. To protect his blind side.
The ideal left tackle is big, but a lot of people are big. He's wide in the butt and massive in the thighs. He has long arms, giant hands and feet as quick as a hiccup. This is a rare and expensive combination the need for which can be traced to that Monday night game and Lawrence Taylor.
Posted on 1/21/26 at 3:01 pm to TheRouxGuru
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You think all the other commits are coming to LSU because they like our colors or tradition??
Did i ever say they were? mr fricks sake?
Posted on 1/21/26 at 3:02 pm to burke985
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Seaton’s reportedly asking $100K *per visit*. Big money on the table.
Aww Hell Naw. If that is true , this uncle is a crook, a swindler. Trying to fleece these schools. I sure hope not.
Posted on 1/21/26 at 3:04 pm to Chicken
quote:It depends on who gets the mule. Some folks don't think Monroe should get a mule.
are you comfortable with the coaches making their money, or the conferences/schools pulling in their share, or the TV networks making their money, or the announcers, etc...
Lots of music artists became millionaires are very young ages...I will never been uncomfortable with college athletes making millions when others in the industry make millions...
Posted on 1/21/26 at 3:07 pm to chadr07
Well I mean you’re sitting over there scratching your head sounding flabbergasted that a highly touted recruit is trying to get as much money as possible and crying about an ‘auction’
Question: how do you think these top guys decide where they’re gonna go play football?
Question: how do you think these top guys decide where they’re gonna go play football?
Posted on 1/21/26 at 3:12 pm to Yaboylsu63
A good indicator that these posters have no money…
Posted on 1/21/26 at 3:15 pm to Matt Feauxly
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Sunshine. Pumper.
Thank. You.
Posted on 1/21/26 at 3:18 pm to White Tiger
quote:Whatever schools are willing to pay. If he doesn’t get offered that much, he will come down on his asking price. It’s a free market rn.
What process is used to "value" a given player?
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