re: 6 a.m. workouts on the Last day before spring break

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He may not have another opportunity like this for two or three years

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Whatever you do. DO NOT visit the recruiting board or any of the recruiting sites.

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and who knows if he is even still here to get another chance

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It would take someone offering a whole heck of a lot of money for him to leave LSU. If he did he would take Aranda and Busch with him.

USC would be the only school I could see getting him. With his 3 commits from California including the #1 CB in the nation they probably would like to have him right now.

He has the #3 player from Cali committed. The #1 player from Cali visited two weeks ago and the #4 Cali player is on LSU's campus as I type this.





LSU's recruiting class is currently ranked #3 in the nation and has 11 commits.

BY STATE

California (3)
Louisiana (3)
Texas (3)
Georgia (1)
Maryland (1)

What’s the mood like in operations about Alleva getting pushed out the door?

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I love the haters

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I love the attention


Fixed it for you my man.

That’s all well and good, but when Miles was fired in September 2016 where did his 2017 class rank? Where did his 2016 class rank? The one that included seniors like Lawrence, Fulton, Divnity. Strong recruiting is great. DiNardo, Saban, and Miles were all great recruiters as well. Fact of the matter is, at some point O is going to need to get a division title and/or a playoff spot. The message couldn’t be any clearer than Orgeron’s new contract.

All of this is a moot point if Orgeron builds on last year, he will likely get another extension next season. But if 2019 falls short, that is 3 years with no division titles and no playoff appearances.

And 2020 he will get another opportunity obviously, but the pressure would be ratcheted it up knowing his buyout drops so much, not to mention that 2020 will be replacing Burrow and half the defense.

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That’s all well and good, but

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I thought so. Is having the #3 recruiting class and 3 commits from California just well and good?

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when Miles was fired in September 2016 where did his 2017 class rank?

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Before the Wisconsin loss? Before the LSU team was celebrating a win against Auburn only to be told they had once again run out of time and had actually lost the game?

Do we get to count the players who didn't count in the recruiting rankings that Eaux brought in like Joe Burrow and Breiden Fehoko? Or Cole Tracy?

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when Miles was fired in September 2016 where did his 2017 class rank?

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More importantly where did his team rank in the final polls at the end of 2015 after being blown out by Ole Miss and Arkansas? I can't remember and would like to know. Thanks in advance.

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And 2020 he will get another opportunity obviously, but the pressure would be ratcheted it up knowing his buyout drops so much, not to mention that 2020 will be replacing Burrow and half the defense.

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First off, let me say that I was not trying to put a damper on your misery. I was just stating where this year's recruiting class currently stands.

I agree with you and will try to be more miserable going forward. I mean this past year's class with Ika, Stingley and the best RB recruiting class in the nation was just window-dressing. Nothing will ever come of it.

Hiring Joe Brady was just crazy also. WTF?

Is their a Tiger Rant support group? I need one right now. This shite looks bad.




ETA: this post includes sarcasm.

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You’re bad at this.

I saw nothing “miserable” about the post you’re responding to. You’re always creating imaginary monsters so you can kill them and claim victory. Why can’t you just have a discussion with someone?

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Good points. We made progress from 2017 to 2018, looking forward to seeing more this year. All the pieces are there and the recruits keep coming in.

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Please explain how you worked this thought out in your feeble mind. Thank you very much.

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My pleasure. You admitted that you like to start threads like these because you love the haters and “take great pleasure” in their negative response, indicating you spend a lot of time thinking about it. All we do is click an arrow, maybe type a short response. Lord knows how many files of pictures of O and Mike you have saved on your computer so you put effort into these posts, all so we’ll respond.

You’re welcome.

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I'm cool with that. What do you want to discuss? The #3 class with more coming? The #1 cornerback in the nation from California? The two RB's Eaux signed last year? Apu Ika? Derek Stingey? Let's talk.

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I’m pumped. Can’t wait to see it on the field. I could talk for a good while about everything I’m excited about. Now, to quote the post you had responded to,

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And 2020 he will get another opportunity obviously, but the pressure would be ratcheted it up knowing his buyout drops so much, not to mention that 2020 will be replacing Burrow and half the defense.

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What’s wrong with discussing that as well? Off limits?

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But it is so easy to "kill" them. Even the real ones.

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You see any real ones in that post? Of course it’s easy to kill imaginary ones. Not sure that statement helps your case.

And here you are. The media plant.

All warm and fuzzy like any normal fan would structure a thread like this. This is straight administrative/journalistic strategy.

Dude, jig is up.