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LSU has some challenges ahead.
Posted on 10/4/23 at 8:38 am
Posted on 10/4/23 at 8:38 am
Louisiana is a poor state and LSU is not turning out wealthy alumni. We are second to last in the SEC behind Mississippi State in academic rankings. Like it or not, the future of college football will be pay for play and the top players will not be going anywhere without top pay. School pride, state pride, love of our culture will all take a back seat to the almighty dollar. 

Posted on 10/4/23 at 8:40 am to eyedoc
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the future of college football will be pay for play
I have news for you. It’s been pay for play for 80 years. Now payments are in the open.
Posted on 10/4/23 at 8:42 am to eyedoc
Louisiana does have challenges but football is way down that list.
Posted on 10/4/23 at 8:47 am to eyedoc
Disagree. Just need to shake the trees. Saban had to do this at bama .
Posted on 10/4/23 at 9:04 am to eyedoc
How did we have a top 5 class last year then?
Posted on 10/4/23 at 9:31 am to mule74
That's what people don't understand. We've held or own dollars wise for decades. Especially since Saban got here.
I have a feeling we have a few guys on staff who just aren't good recruiters. And that's a recipe for disaster in the SEC if you aren't STRONG in the ability to recruit. Throughout the whole staff.
I have a feeling we have a few guys on staff who just aren't good recruiters. And that's a recipe for disaster in the SEC if you aren't STRONG in the ability to recruit. Throughout the whole staff.
Posted on 10/4/23 at 9:33 am to mule74
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I have news for you. It’s been pay for play for 80 years.
Right, but now those that didn’t want to pay under the table will now dish it out legally
Posted on 10/4/23 at 9:43 am to eyedoc
i guess it's good that we have so many ambulance chasing lawyers in the state
Posted on 10/4/23 at 9:49 am to eyedoc
The team will eventually reflect the people who live in Louisiana.
Posted on 10/4/23 at 9:55 am to eyedoc
SEC
Texas (42.9 Billion)
Texas A&M (18 Billion)
Vanderbilt (10.9 Billion)
Oklahoma (2.7 Billion)
Arkansas (2.6 Billion)
Florida (2.29 Billion)
Kentucky (2.1 Billion)
Georgia (1.8 Billion)
Missouri (1.74 Billion)
Tennessee (1.34 Billion)
Auburn (1 Billion)
South Carolina (989 Million)
Ole Miss (775 Million)
Alabama (820.6 Million)
Mississippi State (698 Million)
LSU (696 Million)
Big 10
Michigan (17 Billion)
Northwestern (16.1 Billion)
USC (8.12 Billion)
UCLA (7.4 Billion)
Ohio State (6.8 Billion)
Minnesota (5.4 Billion)
Michigan State (4.4 Billion)
Wisconsin (4 Billion)
Illinois (3.82 Billion)
Penn State (3.4 Billion)
Indiana (3.32 Billion)
Iowa (3.14 Billion)
Purdue (2.59 Billion)
Rutgers (1.98 Billion)
Nebraska (1.7 Billion)
Maryland (1.1 Billion)
ACC
Virginia (14.5 Billion)
Duke (12.7 Billion)* *Duke is also the primary beneficiary of the Duke Endowment private fund, worth an additional 3.69 Billion
Pitt (5.68 Billion)
UNC (5.16 Billion)
Boston College (3.8 Billion)
Georgia Tech (2.17 Billion)
Syracuse (1.8 Billion)
NC State (1.42 Billion)
Miami (1.39 Billion)
Wake Forest (1.35 Billion)
Virginia Tech (1.34 Billion)
Clemson (1 Billion)
Florida State (897 Million)
Louisville (715 Million)
Big 12
TCU (2.48 Billion)
Kansas (2.2 Billion)
Baylor (2.01 Billion)
BYU (1.97 Billion)
Cincinnati (1.7 Billion)
Texas Tech (1.7 Billion)
Oklahoma State (1.56 Billion)
Iowa State (1.44 Billion)
Houston (1.32 Billion)
West Virginia (611 Million)
Kansas State (524 Million)
UCF (162 Million)
Pac 12
Stanford (37.8 Billion)
Cal (6.8 Billion)
Washington (4.88 Billion)
Colorado (2.13 Billion)
Oregon (1.32 Billion)
Arizona State (1.3 Billion)
Washington State (1.29 Billion)
Arizona (1.2 Billion)
Utah (1.07 Billion)
Oregon State (819 Million)
Texas (42.9 Billion)
Texas A&M (18 Billion)
Vanderbilt (10.9 Billion)
Oklahoma (2.7 Billion)
Arkansas (2.6 Billion)
Florida (2.29 Billion)
Kentucky (2.1 Billion)
Georgia (1.8 Billion)
Missouri (1.74 Billion)
Tennessee (1.34 Billion)
Auburn (1 Billion)
South Carolina (989 Million)
Ole Miss (775 Million)
Alabama (820.6 Million)
Mississippi State (698 Million)
LSU (696 Million)
Big 10
Michigan (17 Billion)
Northwestern (16.1 Billion)
USC (8.12 Billion)
UCLA (7.4 Billion)
Ohio State (6.8 Billion)
Minnesota (5.4 Billion)
Michigan State (4.4 Billion)
Wisconsin (4 Billion)
Illinois (3.82 Billion)
Penn State (3.4 Billion)
Indiana (3.32 Billion)
Iowa (3.14 Billion)
Purdue (2.59 Billion)
Rutgers (1.98 Billion)
Nebraska (1.7 Billion)
Maryland (1.1 Billion)
ACC
Virginia (14.5 Billion)
Duke (12.7 Billion)* *Duke is also the primary beneficiary of the Duke Endowment private fund, worth an additional 3.69 Billion
Pitt (5.68 Billion)
UNC (5.16 Billion)
Boston College (3.8 Billion)
Georgia Tech (2.17 Billion)
Syracuse (1.8 Billion)
NC State (1.42 Billion)
Miami (1.39 Billion)
Wake Forest (1.35 Billion)
Virginia Tech (1.34 Billion)
Clemson (1 Billion)
Florida State (897 Million)
Louisville (715 Million)
Big 12
TCU (2.48 Billion)
Kansas (2.2 Billion)
Baylor (2.01 Billion)
BYU (1.97 Billion)
Cincinnati (1.7 Billion)
Texas Tech (1.7 Billion)
Oklahoma State (1.56 Billion)
Iowa State (1.44 Billion)
Houston (1.32 Billion)
West Virginia (611 Million)
Kansas State (524 Million)
UCF (162 Million)
Pac 12
Stanford (37.8 Billion)
Cal (6.8 Billion)
Washington (4.88 Billion)
Colorado (2.13 Billion)
Oregon (1.32 Billion)
Arizona State (1.3 Billion)
Washington State (1.29 Billion)
Arizona (1.2 Billion)
Utah (1.07 Billion)
Oregon State (819 Million)
Posted on 10/4/23 at 9:57 am to eyedoc
We are poor and dysfunctional. Known nationally for being at the bottom in poverty, education and health along with MS and AR. Can’t blame kids for wanting to leave for money or just a new start
Posted on 10/4/23 at 9:58 am to eyedoc
jesus, oregon st is worth more
Posted on 10/4/23 at 10:02 am to White Tiger
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The team will eventually reflect the people who live in Louisiana.
Already started few yrs ago
We sing suck that tiger dick and bitch I’m from Louisiana louder than the national anthem.
It’s fricking embarrassing.
This post was edited on 10/4/23 at 10:03 am
Posted on 10/4/23 at 10:07 am to eyedoc
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LSU is not turning out wealthy alumni.
False. LSU ranks 6th in SEC is starting salaries. Behind Vandy, Aggies, Georgia; Florida, and Auburn. Those salaries haven’t helped Aggies or Vandy win squat.
Just because LSU grads leave Louisiana doesn’t mean they won’t support the program.
Posted on 10/4/23 at 10:08 am to eyedoc
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turning out wealthy alumni
Speak for yourself because most of us are OT ballers!
Posted on 10/4/23 at 10:11 am to eyedoc
History has proven time and time again that dumb people will blow entire paychecks on dumb stuff.
LSU football will be fine
LSU football will be fine
Posted on 10/4/23 at 10:25 am to TIGRLEE
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We sing suck that tiger dick and bitch I’m from Louisiana louder than the national anthem.
It’s fricking embarrassing.

Posted on 10/4/23 at 11:04 am to eyedoc
What do those numbers represent and where did you get them?
Must be endowment. That has nothing to do with how much is spent on athletics or NIL. If it did, Harvard would win the championship every year.
Must be endowment. That has nothing to do with how much is spent on athletics or NIL. If it did, Harvard would win the championship every year.
This post was edited on 10/4/23 at 11:08 am
Posted on 10/4/23 at 11:24 am to TIGRLEE
Well, we are not permitted to discuss things like mean IQ among groups. So there's that.
Posted on 10/4/23 at 11:32 am to Superfluous Tiger
That’s endowment and it’s not accurate. LSU just had a massive fundraising drive that doubled our endowment to over 1.1 billion. Fierce for the Future.
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