Fake News Alert: Ree & Buckeye Jeaux say IGNORE!!

When Tom Herman was winning early, Tiger Ree popped into a "What Could Have Been" muse Scoreboard Thread about Herman and went off like a crazed rantard, spewing sarcastic vitriol about Herman like he does Jimbo.

I have not posted much in a while because what point would it serve to challenge the Status Epilepticus of 5-0/#5 frenzy?

Ree then boasted that he had anchored my thread and called me a Dumbfrick for posting "all that for nothing"...Fake News, HaHa. Then a couple people added to it and he Whacked it.

Ree, Refrain from calling other Posters DUMBfricks. Also, Anchoring threads and getting them deleted is a real insecure, lowlife move on your part. Hang in there little buddy and get a grip rather than a gripe.

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We have never had a QB Coach after Jimbo. He and Saban resurrected LSU to the NC title in 2003 (w/Emmert/Bertman facilitation). Saban and Jimbo grew up 20 miles apart in WVA's 'cradle of Coaching. They are making the SEC great and they belong to LSU.

QB has changed because of 2010 Cam Newton. 2011 GOC was the pinnacle of Defensive SEC football. All 23 Defensive players on each side of the ball were drafted, including 1st Rounder Eric Reid. The season opened with #4 LSU vs #3 Oregon and Chavis directed a master class in 'never sacrifice size for speed. Mathieu, perfect example, scored the 1st TD of the year with a Strip/Scoop/Score. He, without a family, had to dodge inner city bullets like LF7 to get to LSU, both almost shot like Perrilloux was. #IMWITHKAP.

Reid Repping the DBU...and whoa look at those Black Panthers!! FYI All DBs are Black/Arfo-Americans, not a single White one has started since 2002: 75% of NFL is Black.

NFL owners have decided that kneeling will not be tolerated. But of course, as 100% wealthy white guys, police brutality and racial discrimination don’t affect them the same way as Kaepernick and his fellow African-American players.

Damn, Reid is Playing for the Black Panthers!!!

Now the paradigm is DTQB/RPO/Tempo and scoring. Saban learned his lesson in 2014 from Herman who beat him with Ohio State's 3rd string QB, Cardale Jones, making his 3rd start going 3-0 NC. and then Tajh Boyd & Deshaun Watson. Throw in Jimbo/Jameis Winston, Mariotta, Kiffin/Sims/Coker and you get Tua/Hurts and no one is beating Bama in the SECWest until Jimbo has another year to recruit.

The SEC is populated with the only 4 NC Coaches & their Assistants now that Miles is gone: Jimbo, Meyer, Saban, and Dabo. O, Aranda, Ensminger are good ole boyz that Alleva "I am the search" had on Staff. A shot of whiskey and he fired an NC Coach and went cheap and lazy. Alleva promised an Offensive Coach like Herman and Fisher and did not ante up. When the SECN pays out 40+ million/yr and rising, no excuse to go cheap and keep putting our DBs in the NFL.

This just a MEME/Satire..like Les "Better to be the Hammer than the Nail" Miles.

A year ago today the program was going into the FLA game unranked after historic losses to Troy and State and Alleva and Orgeron were tetering. Alleva called a meeting saying " you guys are going to get me fired".

O said he and Canada left the meeting having buried the hatchet....

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Orgeron is 3-2 through five games this season, with a blowout loss to a mediocre Mississippi State team, its first non-conference home loss since 2000 and a narrow win over sputtering Syracuse. It’s the tenor of the results that are most troubling, as LSU inexplicably lacks the passion, fire and intensity that turned Orgeron into a caricature. “They don’t play hard,” a veteran college coach texted after watching the Troy debacle on Saturday night. “Troy was more physical!” Yahoo Sports conducted a half-dozen interviews last week with coaches, scouts and analysts who played LSU or studied them extensively this season. The results came back alarmingly consistent, an ugly autopsy that pinpointed all the things you wouldn’t expect from an Orgeron team: lack of effort, uninspired play at the line of scrimmage and a penchant to quit when things get tough. No one expected Orgeron to be an X’s and O’s savant or a visionary program builder. Expensive coordinators Matt Canada and Dave Aranda were given lucrative contracts to handle the details of the program. Orgeron’s job was to be the Cajun Dabo, delivering mojo, recruiting juice and motivation. Instead, the scary reality is that these Tigers don’t have any of the traits long associated without Orgeron. Somehow, the coach famous for his growl has a program with no bite. “It wasn’t what you expect,” said one assistant coach. “You expect guys ready to kick your arse. There wasn’t any fire. Genetically they weren’t as good. On film, they weren’t as good. But these guys, I don’t know. These guys, I don’t even know what to say. I can’t believe they play the way they do. They’re soft. Soft. It doesn’t make sense.” Added another personnel executive: “When everything got super tough against Mississippi State, they tapped out. State was giving it to them and they didn’t want any piece of it. They were tapping out the entire game.”

This post was edited on 10/7/18 at 10:41 pm