Left Handed Catcher

LSU should know a thing or two about surviving bad seasons

At least UT hasn't went though the humiliation of losing to Tulane back to back seasons

How did you LSU fans get through your multiple down periods in your history

Laugh away then

But if you have not noticed UT is attempting to clean up your mess

Does not sound like a little brother to me does it

Where do you get your information
From the UNL media guide

The truth is if UT did not join the Big 8 Mizzou would have went into the BIG and CU would have went into the PAC 10 in the early 90's

The Big 8 needed the Texas TV markets so without UT those universities left in the Big 8 would have pretty much been either absorbed into other conferences or would have went to lesser conferences like the MWC

How about Texas stays in the Big XII and earns more money than any of the universities in the SEC

An idiot to one may not be an idiot to all
I live by that motto because if every one thought I was smart it usually means I am thinking between the boundaries
At my alma mater we have this saying
"What starts here changes the world"

I believe Rodgers was underrated because of Jeff Tedford
There was a belief that Jeff Tedford QB's failed in the NFL. Akili Smith, Joey Harrington, David Carr and Kyle Boller

More importantly Rodgers was able to sit and wait under Farve. Rodgers except for his rookie year has had the same head coach. This has allowed Rodgers to grow into the system. Like Brady Rodgers knows the playbook inside and out and knows how to adjust to the defense.

We have seen what Alex Smith can do when he is comfortable. You have to understand the pressure that Smith was under his first 4 or 5 seasons. The entire Niner fanbase hated this guy and was constantly booed by his own fans until Harbaugh came in 2011.

I am not sure you can say that
Everyone has different theories about QB's but from what I have seen there are few and they are far between that can win and have success no matter the coaches or personal.

Most QB's are a product of the system and longer they are allowed to find success in a system the more they understand the playbook and more importantly the more confidence they have

Since I live on the California Central Coast I interact with a lot of Niner fans and they have this belief that if they drafted Aaron Rodgers instead of Alex Smith they would have won 4 Super Bowls by now

I think they are delusional as Alex Smith was dealt a shitty hand by the Niners. From having defensive minded coaches until Harbaugh to having different offensive coordinators almost every season until Harbaugh arrived

They already have Browning as a first round pick next year in 2018 Mock drafts

If he leaves or stays is up to him but to say he doesn't have a NFL arm is a stretch
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The guy can't even complete 60% of his passes in college
I am sure Louisville is not slinging the ball down the field so those are mainly easy passes to complete

He is in the NFL now
CU has another one that played some last year that looked good