TenMan

If he is such a terrible coach and person, why does everyone want him!?!??

He would have been a fun guy to have a beer with and talk
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He made a huge difference and brought the magic back all the way from 1958. It was a long drought. He was definitely the first stepping stone. He made football fun again

That we are a premier perennial powerhouse in college football and have a highly coveted coaching position.

In the late 90s, I was in college and we were TERRIBLE. It changed with Gerry Dinardo and later Nick Saban. We weren’t anything close to the beast we are now.

Today we are a prize, a main attraction, a pinnacle, and among the best places to play, coach, and cheer in all college football.

Buckle up ….we are gonna be cooking up good stuff for years to come . Proud to be a Tiger.

Geaux Tigers

I didn’t say I just hate ole Miss

They are just the team in discussion

The lsu job is a great job.. Well find someone good to match the role of the covered head coaching position

Impeccable analogy—-hope it doesn’t hold true!

I understand that - functionally works out the same. Wish there were regulations decoupling a school and an NIL deal overtly or under the table
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could not be used to pay essentially a player to play at your school. I admit that I do not understand all the workings. But in the NFL, you can't just say, I'll go to the school who gets me the most $$$$$$ coming out of college.

If NIL deals were not tied to the university, maybe we could have some vestige of the the past with players playing where they feel they will succeed long term, where they gel with coaching staff, or for a university they love.

Now coming out of high school it's gonna be who gives me the "Rolly, Rolly Rolly...ice on my wrist..." Gordon, Morris, and Dudley-Debosier better start cranking out that cheeese
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just disappointed he did not pick LSU