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We should care what supporters of illegal aliens, pedophiles, fraudsters and the media think because why?

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He might want to care about what the locker room thinks. If you don't want to lose them, stay away from politics. That's why the tweet is gone.

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People had NOTHING on Lane when it comes to his time in BR.

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Hes a good offensive Coach. But he's never seen an offense that he cared stop either lol.

When it comes to antics, at every stop, Lane is gone Lane. Lane + NOLA = enjoy the ride

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Because he is the most famous person on the planet. Are you special?

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If kiffins balls in your mouth was a ranter lol

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That's great

He wasn't an SEC QB. That is what he means.

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The FCS Heisman is relevant to my comment. The best player in the FCS is usually typically better than many Power 5 (Power 4) QBs. We are delusional about this SEC QB foolishness. This year, Pavia (Vanderbilt) and Trinidad Chambliss (Ole Miss), who transferred from Div II Ferris State, are examples of guys who were under/over recruited come out of high school. It took a Lane Kiffin to go get him, and build a system that fit his unique skill set. Scott's misfortune, was signing with Les Miles in the first place, instead of a more QB friendly system.

I've said here before, the SEC is not a "QB conference". Danny Etling was recruited and developed at Purdue. Even the great Joe Burrow, was developed (primarily at Ohio State).

The 1800s ???

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I am sorry I do not see Houston being worth a shite at college level. He has Lindsey Scott written all over him and no way is even close to actually being 5'10" tall. Wouldn't be shocked if he's closer to 5'8".

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What dont you like about Houston (other than height)? What does it mean to have "Lindsey Scott' written all over him? Scott set records in college, won a Juco natty, and won the FCS Heisman.

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No we do know. He very undersized and had serious limitations. Lets not play revisionist history here. I rooted for him when he left but he was not a talented enough for P4 program. He tried a smaller schools and found a home in Nichols and Incarnate Word which is where his talents were suited. Hope he continues to find success as a Coach and maybe will end up Coaching in some capacity at LSU.

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These are facts:
He was bigger and taller than KMurray and Bryce Young. MUCH bigger than D 'erik King (who started for Miami). Scott is/was built like an NFL RB. He is/was not small. His head coach was fired at both P5 schools shortly after he arrived. Both schools had established starters when he arrived. Mizzou had a NFL draftee (Drew Lock) as it's starter, and brought in Kelly Bryant (who played in the national championship the prior year). So factually, we what would have happened if any of these facts were different. .

Also Facts:
He didn't just play FCS. He left with more TDs (71) than anyone in NCAA history. His 60 TDs is an FCS record. He and Skataboo combined for more pts in a FCS playoff game, than anyone FCS History. Took UIW to the FCS semifinal , losing to power house N Dakota state 9-6 (something like that). A reporter described him as the most talented player to grace the Fargo Dome since Tray Lance (49ers / Cowboys).

My OPINION:
If he was going to play power 5, he should have stuck with Syracuse or Maryland. If he was going G5, Tulane loved him. Chosing two P5 squads with the turmoil which LSU/Mizzou was enduring was his biggest mistake. Credit to him for moving on. Scott is built much like Pavia (Vanderbilt). He should have found his Vanderbilt. I can't profess to know whether he was good enough on the P5 level However, his record setting performance on the FCS levelcertainly left room for question.

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I'm not assuming anything, you are. I'm saying we don't know his situation so why judge it? Everything I said before could very well be true, neither of us know. Idk why you think we know better than him about his own life choices. You don't have all the information and you're coming off as quite arrogant

Let me compare it to someone with the average middle class lifestyle: go work a salary job for the guaranteed $100-200k vs taking a risk and opening your own business

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Bingo

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LSU fans are WAY too insecure that ND is in the title game.

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THIS

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Nuss- 2024
4,005 total yards
559 plays
7.2 YPP
32 TDs
308.1 YPG

JD5- 2022
3,798 total yards
574 plays
6.6 YPP
28 TDs
271.3 YPG


Womp womp

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Oh boy! Hand him the Heisman!!!

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That dude semjase is a legit retard

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Finally, a thread dedicated to semjase & Madking. The rants most notable haters. Lol

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Fifth, the portal makes every years team different from previous years teams. That makes pre-season rankings moot and increases unpredictability. Variety makes the game more fun to watch.

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You sir sound like a former athlete. I'm up vote 11.

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NFL for their arbitrary “3 years removed from high school” rule for entering the draft

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Amen

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This is nuts. The kid put up all of his yards and TDs against Miss St, ULM, and UTSA. He threw 2 INTs at ULM.

I guess they really want a Manning to win the Heisman and this must be their last chance

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I'm all in on Manning. Film don't lie.

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No you didn’t. You saw clips of a few practices.

Film? There was no “game film” on Bhrrow.

Film. People in here think TiK Tok is “film” like coaches watch.

Have a downvote dumbass.

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Hey numb nuts, when I say I watched him, I WATCHED HIM.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore/_/gameId/400869647

2016 Stats (Which I also watched)

2017 Game stats

As a former college and pro player, I've watched him in actual games at Ohio State dumb dick. I thought he was unusually accurate, a trend that has continued throughout his career.

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That said Nuss is going be better. He not in the same stratosphere as those guys.
which is it?

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Your ignorance is palpable. Two things can be true: Nuss can be better, and still not on Burrow's level.

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People are fricking revisionists on here instead of waiting to see what Nuss does in year 2.

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No revisionist here. As a former player, I know what I'm looking at. Nuss is a solid QB. But I've seen nothing from him that tell me he will be a world beater. He's a solid player. Calm down.

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LSU has the third highest NIL fund at $19 Million in all of College sports

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