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Tribal was quality entertainment



Yeah that was great plan and execution and again Rizzo going HAM with that idol has been outstanding.

Really impressed Sophie wasn’t intimidated by Savannah and stayed with Red and didn’t forget that she was at the bottom with that other group and they all wanted her out over MC. Would have been very short sighted to turn on the Red three who finally were playing with her just to get out her biggest comp threat. Wasn’t really that impressed by her until that vote. And smart for Savannah to tell her about the extra vote so that she felt fully a part of the whole plan, that likely solidified her trust with them.

Only misstep imo was going Juwan over Sage. Juwan isn’t capable of bringing people in the way Sage is. She was clearly the brains behind the operation and taking her out would have left Juwan completely isolated. From the preview, that looks like it may even bite them next week.



The Sophies aligning is smart and could make things very interesting. Hell, blue could use her KIP and take Rizzo’s idol and get him out while she is safe and guarantee she’s safe next vote too, would be a huge resume move. But if yellow tries to go to Sage to bring her in she will likely end up backstabbing her.


No matter what I’m just extremely glad that Kristina didn’t get a chance to impact the game with that idol play of Stephen. She has been completely worthless and lucking into an idol giving her power in season with pretty good strategic play would have annoyed me.


Savanah flipping it to one Juwan/Sage was great strategy and very glad it paid off, just think she should have stuck to her guns and gone Sage.
Bumping after another whole family rewatch, great for holiday.

The brother sister dynamic is great, both really likable without either being annoying or over the top. Just a really realistic and healthy sibling relationship that was nice to see for the kids.

Definitely reminded everyone of our daughter and youngest son in spots lol


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Brandon Spikes is implying that Kiffin will be the next coach at UF



That would be an eye popping scoop, eh?
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Florida landed the Big Fisch



Again???


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Joe McKnight



Nah. The fact that Ole Miss had a hat on the table was a dead giveaway that O was working in cahoots with SC to keep him away from LSU and he was just stringing us along at their request.


Just one of the reasons I won’t feel for Rebel fans if Lane heads to BR.
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OM players are pissed at LK for doing all of this during their best season in forever



This is always the tell that you are hearing fan fiction.

This is a mercenary squad and very few of them give a shite about the history of the program.

Those that have eligibility remaining won’t hesitate to follow Lane to BR if they are asked and the money is better.

As if the whole team grew up watching Lavalais push Eli’s center on his arse and that stumble has haunted them since they were kids :lol:


None of us have any idea what Lane is going to do, but many of the players “not talking to him” is pretty much the one thing we can all agree is bullshite.
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Good letter



It’s actually extremely condescending and borderline insulting in several parts.


Thanks for the assist Rebs :lol:

re: The key to the new coach

Posted by Tiger Voodoo on 11/23/25 at 10:48 am to
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Kelly is an offensive minded coach.



In the mold of Riley? No, he is a CEO type that always had solid more pro style offenses.

Going from Riley to Kelly was inconsistent philosophically from a search perspective imo.

re: If Lane is hired

Posted by Tiger Voodoo on 11/23/25 at 9:23 am to
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don’t want to retain a single coach from the current staff



If Kyle Williams wants to stay as DL no way you tell him no
Yeah as clear as it is to many of us that Lane is the guy, nearly as many are going to bitch about his salary, say he will leave in three years, whatever they can find to bitch about.


Personally, as much as I have wanted him in BR for years now, I won’t melt if he stays in Oxford, I could see it.

I also wouldn’t find it outrageous if he goes to UF. The family connection, his previous experience that he loved in the state, and his admiration of Spurrier all make it seem like that would be a “dream job”. Of course the admin and NIL situation there doesn’t seem ideal, but ours has questions too.

I would be extremely worried that he would build a juggernaut there, but knowing the intangibles that pointed him there and not being on our schedule every year would make it easier to not freak out about.


All that said, please just fricking get this dude to BR :lol:

re: The key to the new coach

Posted by Tiger Voodoo on 11/23/25 at 9:13 am to
It’s offensive innovation/playcalling. It always has been, that was the call during the last half of Miles’ tenure, a quarterback away!


Since 2015 we have been chasing offensive minded guru types, only to pivot to something completely different when that falls through.

Fisher - Miles
Herman - O
Riley - Kelly

Lane - ???


Keep the focus on what we haven’t been able to lock down if Lane isn’t here.

Whether that’s Dill, Heupel, Morris, Golesh, secure the stability of our offensive philosophy/playcalling at the top at all costs.
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Considering Kiffin’s past connections with Alabama, and the potential that he may want to try to coach there someday if possible, the Auburn job specifically is a particularly bad fit for him. Taking that job and having any success would basically close the door on him ever having a shot to coach at Bama. Taking this job wouldn’t.



Not knocking this, because it’s a well thought out consideration.


I do think the draw to Alabama is overblown though. He was extremely successful there, but Saban was a dick and made things much harder than they needed to be on him. He also wanted to finish out the season and win another championship but Saban and the admin pushed him out. While it was a great rehab for him, I doubt he looks back on those days as fondly as he would had they treated him better.

I get that was a potential consideration for Auburn, as Alabama would have been a step up job that he could have coveted down the road.

But if he’s succeeding enough at LSU for Alabama to come calling, it doesn’t represent enough of a step up from LSU imo for that to be a concern for us in deciding to bring him on board.

This isn’t a UT/USC situation where Lane loved his time there so unquestionably and regretted ever leaving in the first place like at SC. Alabama was a step on his path back to HCing, it wasn’t home and the place he saw himself long term in a way that would make him want to go back if he is succeeding at a similar level of school :cheers:

re: Saban has our back

Posted by Tiger Voodoo on 11/22/25 at 12:29 pm to
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Lane likes the portal players though. He’s not interested in busting his arse recruiting high schoolers. Something I’m surprised hasn’t been brought up more in all of this



This is one of the few fair reservations about Kiffin imo.

That said, with the GM model he doesn’t have to bust his arse, Austin and Frank can do the leg work while Kiffin tweets and shite posts which the players love, and he focuses on dialing up plays that players want to be a part of executing.


And with NIL the bigger bag usually wins anyway, and getting Lane also means locking in commitments to keep our money up there with teams serious about competing.


Bottom line is if this happens it is going to be very fun to be an LSU fan for a long time, should have happened years ago.
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What sports allocate 35-40%. of their spend to a Head Coach?



A sport where the players can only play 3-4 years? :dunno:
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Lane isn't a proven HC



He has improved every program he has been a part of other than USC post Carroll due to sanctions from that era.

Is winning a championship the only way to be considered “proven”??
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Leave your wife for a hotter woman and report back on how your current wife reacts.


This is an excellent analogy.



It is a ridiculous analogy, but go on comparing marriages to employment searches I guess :lol:
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Has there ever been a coach that carries as much drama as Kiffin?