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He struggled for sure, but Davis was in a horrible position being asked to coach two blocking schemes to a bunch of young players. They needed to focus on gap blocking instead of zone blocking and that could have solved a lot of the problems.
Just curious as I see they have $90 million in dead money according to Spotrac with $60 millions alone for Carr and adding in Void cap hits for Jordan and Davis.

Anybody have a good grasp on it?

re: 2million for the running back

Posted by Geauxgurt on 12/21/25 at 9:08 am to
Ole Miss is going to back up the Brinks truck to try and hold onto many of these players. Let them

Chambliss is a great QB and Lacy a great RB, but they are not so superior to the talent out there to overspend against spiteful Ole Piss.

You win by finding the right fits for the right price.

This year was a perfect example of poor money overspent on certain players by LSU in the portal. We had some major hits but also major busts.

Spend wisely and you will be fine.
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Watch the video above and tell me the defender's helmet wasn't the first thing to contact directly to the head of the defenseless WR.


I did and it wasn’t. :lol:
It wasn’t targeting. Hitting someone in the head after initially hitting them in the chest or side is not targeting.

re: Very concerning for LSU

Posted by Geauxgurt on 12/20/25 at 3:21 pm to
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That the new OC is having to punt against Tulane


Because the OL got blown up. Guess which coach LSU isn’t taking from Ole Miss. :lol:
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Reminder that they played the bottom 7 teams in the SEC and played 3 big games. Won last second to ND and lost to Miami and Texas.


Technically it was 6 of the bottom 7. :lol:
And they got in because they played the weakest schedule in the SEC.

If people are going to compare, then it is accurate.

Was UT last year better than this Aggy team? Sure. That doesn’t mean they didn’t massively benefit from a completely garbage SEC schedule.
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Aggy just got luckier with their schedule.


So Aggy was basically Texas from last year? See how that works? :lol:
I mean Bama was a DEI candidate technically if there ever was one.

Two blowout losses including to a 7-loss team by two TDs.
Great INT and makes up for that BS red calling the roughing the passer to help them move up.

Tony should have slid at the 1. Would have let them end the game or burn more time.
There was a lot of good, mostly on the defensive side of the ball.

Nearly all of the offensive ones either were awful (Sharp), unavailable (Anderson) or not going to get used well between Sloan playcalling and the OL looking lost.

It’s the reason you have to develop the talent on the team already and not just rely on the portal.
8 would have been fine if you wanted to expand top 5 conference champions (must be in the top 16) and the remaining in at larges. Would have cure this mess.

Then quarterfinals are home games for the top 4. No byes and conference championship games mean something for both sides again.
It’s not really funny at all. Town has really fallen off.

It’s just badly done compared to what he used to do and not creative at all.

What a stupid and utterly moronic call to kick that FG.

You were going to have to go onsides anyhow. So settling for a 51 yard FG is just absurd.
Once you realize you are playing against Bama in both their crimson and striped uniforms, teams get in their own heads.

Neither of these teams deserves a shot at a title.
Problem is that the missed false start changed this game. May seem like it’s not a big deal but it entirely flipped the field leading to Bama’s score.
Holy typical Bama not being called for blatant holds on that Simpson run. I remember now why I hate watching college football sometimes.

Two blatant ones and then you have Herbstreit calling it out and then realizi by “oops, I am not supposed to say that.” :casty:
And there is the 12th man for Bama. :lol: like clockwork.
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Vele showed enough to justify the cost imo


He was traded specifically for the reason he was injury prone consistently and unavailable.

It wasn’t about lack of talent.