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re: LSU Football prediction 2026

Posted by mrbayoublu on 7/6/26 at 9:57 pm to
I see LSU 10-2, losing at Auburn and at Tennessee.
The owner needs this doctor to learn something about innovation before he reconditions her management skills.
I don't understand Boston's salary thinking. They don't like paying JB, fine, trade him. But the salary swap from JB to Paul George is close to even in salary, except that Paul George is 6 years older, is injured, and will probably never play a game for George.

Heck, Boston should have taken the draft picks and told Sixers to keep George because the salary cap is not worth taking George.

re: Sam Leavitt Film Review

Posted by mrbayoublu on 6/11/26 at 6:06 pm to
Leavitt has an accurate and strong passing arm. However, don’t look for him to run like he did in the 2024 clips. But, he will still be plenty mobile to keep the defensive fronts grabbing at air.
As soon as a coach identifies their portal players BEFORE they are signed, everyone begins focusing on who the coach selected and thinks about whether they want to poach them. Best to remain quiet.
Nothing on the sticky. Maybe in August.
The portal ought to stipulate that the player must show progress towards graduation. So many credits per year measures timeline progression. This could reinstall the notion that a player is also an academic student.

A player cannot transfer to another D1 school unless they earned enough credits to move up from the first year to the second, second to third, third to fourth, fourth to fifth, and fifth to sixth. After the sixth, eligibility extends via medical circumstances.
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OA Charlie Weis Jr -current Ole Miss OC


OA Charlie Weis Jr -current LSU OC
Multiple injuries to key players affected Oregon’s ability to execute its strategy.

IU jumped in Oregon’s weakness with lethal execution and brute force.
The NFL is taking Chambliss in the first round.

Defense Wins Big Games

Posted by mrbayoublu on 1/8/26 at 10:46 pm
The defense must get off the field. If the offense runs to many plays, in the fourth quarter, the defense gets tired. Both Ole Miss and Miami’s defenses git tired enough for their offenses to move down the field. Ole Miss was a fast horse. Miami was a slow horse. Slow horses won out.

Great game.
We are already looking at a real problem. By the time DT can play, the season will be over.
Levitt is not healthy. Full recovery will not be known until he plays.

Refs are cheating

Posted by mrbayoublu on 12/27/25 at 10:03 pm
Even the ref in the studio called bs
I’ll let Coach Kiffin decide whether he wants to keep Curne or not.

re: 105 Scholarship Players

Posted by mrbayoublu on 12/19/25 at 11:04 am to
Does room and board, cost of tuition and books, healthcare, and a stipend of monthly expenses count as a payment?

Some players are not offered big bucks, but some players still value an education. I know I would, even if all I did was a practice squad player for four years and graduated from LSU.
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“We didn’t appreciate the fact that we were singled out repeatedly.”


ND, in fact, stacks the odds in its favor and demands that everyone allow ND football to single out its "exceptionality," with ND the only University Athletic Director seated on the CFP committee.

However, when judgments don't rule in their favor, they cry baby cry. ND's peers said they didn't meet playoff standards. Shocking! ??

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I trust that he has a plan. There should be many QBs that will be interested. That is what is good about him taking the job now. He can start working on fixing this offense, both personnel and scheme, right away.


Lane Kiffin will not be fixing LSU's offense. He will be INSTALLING his proven plan into our Tigers' offense.

This ain't our Coach's first rodeo, but this rodeo will now become his finest rodeo for years to come. Go Tigers!
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I agree with Cowher here. Ole Miss threw Kiffin a lifeline when his coaching career was in the dumps, and he was relegated to FAU.


If you read Lane Kiffin's bio and watch his interview with Marty Smith, then you would never make a reckless and bitter response like this unless you are brain-dead.

Get a life!

re: Why did Kiffin cost so much?

Posted by mrbayoublu on 11/30/25 at 4:00 pm to
Read Kiffin's bio at the LSU - The Official Athletics website