18handicap

I agree with you 100%

Guess it's about time for me to pack up and make the drive back to Houston from campus. Glad we won!!

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But it wasn’t 30. Did you watch the game?

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I was at the game.. semantics here

30 points is what we had... 23 is the scoreboard...

Thinking the way some of you think, go ahead and take the TD and then we would probably have lost in overtime ...

Or they don't know anything about football....

Berry would have easily scored, but he stopped short of the goal line with 1:35ish left and Arky having 1 time out left. Because of this selfless act, we were able to take the victory formation and run out the clock. Much better than giving the ball back to them with that much time left down by 8.

Hunt Palmer ran his mouth on the post-game show complaining too.

I know it's still just 30 against a horrible team, but at least get it right...

Maybe the grad assistants could do a better job... we always had a couple of young grad assistants who busted their tails and were already good coaches.

Plus we have about 8,000 members on the staff ... surely one of them could do better. Heck a dead tree could do a better job than Brad Davis

I really don't want to go to anymore games this season, especially since I drive from Houston area. My 80 year old neighbors have season tickets too and still want to go and if I don't drive, they can't go. Plus, I'm with a group going to Oklahoma to complete our tour of SEC stadiums, but they all still want to go & since I made the arrangements for everyone, I guess I will go.

At least they are downsizing it from 70,000 to 30,000...

Still may not fill it up in my lifetime

Back to the old image that people remind me wherever I go is that LSU is being run by a bunch of dumb coonasses from down the Bayou & swamp

Aggie doesn't know what to do with a beautiful woman like Hope because he spends most days chasing farm animals and pole cats!

From 30 years experience as a head coach (albeit with only 4 assistants) and as a football assistant in 6A school, both I and all of the head football coaches I assisted, were always very much in the loop with the game plan and all other aspects of our programs.

While not dealing with recruiting like college coaches, we also didnt have the extra staff to deal with classroom/grade issues, eligibility paperwork, travel details, etc...

I also met with my assistants daily before and after practice to discuss practice plans and upcoming game strategies, and address any issues that may come up. The thing that scared me the most was to not be prepared or have an assistant do something that I didnt know or approve of that I knew that I would have to answer for to the administration.

For example, I was asked to drive our varsity volleyball team to the Regional tournament so the coaches could relax on the drive and focus on the match. I get to the bus barn and I find out there was no bus request made. Instead of calling the head coach or AD, since I drove a morning route, the director was more than willing to accommodate me getting the first bus available instead of going by policy and denying a bus. It wasn't a brand new bus, but a good running bus to go 60 miles and nobody knew the difference. Another time, the head BB coach forgot to add referees because we were using 2 gyms... That's why I always followed up on stuff like that and made my assistants follow up with me on stuff that I assigned to myself...

While being a public school, I also knew who my junior high future players were and was involved in the local little league in helping my future teams and I did my best to remember who all those players were when they got to high school.

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Bunch of people in here that loved BK now acting like they a have Alzheimer’s.

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I know when to admit that I was wrong about him and I was definitely wrong...