re: Orgeron did better in his first season than Saban did in his 3rd?

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Here at LSU it appears that Orgeron was a better coach in his very first (9-4) season here at LSU than Saban was in his 3rd (8-5) season at LSU.

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If you honestly believe this, you're dumber than I originally thought.

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HOLY shite!! just was double checking that fact to see if maybe Wikipedia was lying and discovered that Saban went 5-3, 5-3, 5-3, and 7-1 in the SEC in his 4 years at LSU while Coach Orgeron went 6-2 in the SEC in his very first season!!!

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You didn't KNOW that Saban lost 3 conference games per year before the 2003 NC season? Were you not a fan during the Saban years?

And let's just forget the state of the program when Saban was the coach as opposed to when your idol o took over.

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Blue skies are here again in Tiger Land.

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If you say so.

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All aboard the Orgeron express.

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That's okay, I'll walk. The o express is more likely to become a train wreck then to make into the station unscathed.

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Time for all you lost sheep to return to the fold and try to be tigers once again.

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In my opinion willie, the folks you view as "lost sheep" are more LSU fans than you numbskulls that are trying to convince everyone that the program is in good ahnds.

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You are by giving him credit for not being a total disaster.

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No, i'm not. Maybe I think he was a bad coach, maybe I think he was a very good coach. When I say it wasnt a disaster, thats all that I mean. Dont make things up by insinuating things.

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Last season wasn’t a disaster, but it wasn’t a step forward either. It was just a bunch of nothing, and possibly a wasted year given the Canada situation. No progress was made.

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And I agree with you on this. Except that alot of young players got alot of experience. There were also a few redshirts, a few transfer sit-outs, and youngins waiting their turn. In that way, I think last year was extremely progressive. But to look at the wrapping paper , yeah, the season was pretty blah.

One thing though, I enjoyed watching the Tigers take the field. Regardless of whether Curly Hallman, Nick Saban or Orgeron are coaching, I will always get chills when the Tigers take the field.

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So he doesn't get any blame for forgetting to change the oil or put gas in the plane which made it sputter in the first place?

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Of course he gets the blame, but he never hit that mountain.


And the Fletch gif made me laugh. ha ha ha ha

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Well you're no fun.

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id say all had a hand in the play.

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You cannot really believe the naysayers willl even consider the stats do you? 

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because its ignorant


saban did not have the 6th most talented roster in cfb

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can you tell us what system LSU is running? It changes daily

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That' the beauty of it justice. It's all done to keep the opposing coaches guessing.

I'll tell ya, o and his offensive staff are a bunch of motherfricking geniuses.

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id say all had a hand in the play.

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ha ha ha. of course, but I just wanted to see if you had a choice. It was a very strange and very important play in many ways.

Although, T-Bob saved the day by snapping the ball, thereby drawing the penalty... I really loved Ridley's heart that year, and he said "Coach, give me the ball...I want to win!" (paraphrased of course).

I loved it!

How is a thread with a premise so massively ignorant still going?

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So, what do you think would happen to a pilot if he flew a plane dangerously close to the mountain and scared the shite out of the passengers even if he salvaged a landing in a field?

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So, what do you think would happen to a pilot if he flew a plane dangerously close to the mountain and scared the shite out of the passengers even if he salvaged a landing in a field?

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Oh you mean like Sully, the guy who flew a whole plane load of people into the Hudson River. He's an American Hero now.

But seriously, coaching a football team and doing fly-by's near a mountain are very different when it comes to coming close to failing. Every football coach comes extremely close to failing every play, every game, every season. In this analogy it only matters if you land that plane.

In the Nat Champ game, the red team had a sputtering plane, and then the pilot changed some parts and flew that plane into history. It only matters if you land the plane.

Orgeron landed the plane 9 times and killed all passengers 4 times. Against Troy, he was the pilot of the Marshall football team plane. Against Auburn he was Sully.

I'm hoping his pilot decisions get better and his plane is in better shape next season.