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Sloan is gonna pull out all the playbook he has to get back at LSU


I shake in fear of the 3 yard sideline screen and a cloud of dust.
A couple of things go into that stat line.

Not a ton of history there. Last time we played there the BoT was present to basically fire Orgeron. Not our best squad.

Les Miles had a way of making bad teams turn into nailbiters (Troy anyone?).

KY has been so bad historically in football they got overlooked. No SEC team should get overlooked and willing to bet Kiffin will have them more ready than any of those teams since ‘02.
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Super Bowl


If you say something unfunny 4 times does it make it slightly funnier in your own head?
Perfect “stroke the thoroughbred” coaching - don’t send him straight to the doghouse yet still let him know he can’t drop sure TDs

Some takeaways from last night

Posted by HoustonTigerNKaty on 10/4/26 at 10:59 am
Mothershed will cause our opponents some real problems. Can you imagine what he and Green will be like on the same field? Matchup nightmares.

Leavitt is getting much much better as a passer. Still needs to learn that every pass isn’t going to do what you want (see the interception and lip reading Lane’s “gotdammit Sam) tells me it will addressed.

If Clark can learn some touch the goal line plays with him will have some open receivers he (and Lane/ CWJr) can exploit a defense with.

Berry is learning to trust his line. I only saw him try to bounce it outside once. On the pass plays he was in on, he seemed to be positioning himself as a great safety release. That may be due to his weakness as pass pro back but not sure.

And I love the fact that when Watkins was struggling Lane wasn’t afraid to put someone else in his spot. That is such a breath of fresh air after last regime.

While it was “just McNeese” taking care of business early allowed us to get some of our futures some experience and coachable moments. I actually like the backups’ backups giving up 2 scores. Will make them more receptive to coaching and learning their positions.

Wilson and Barber by seasons end will doing great Tiger things.


1. Playing in Tiger Stadium
2. Playing on national TV
3. Playing against future pros

What college kid would hate any of these?

For a new team (us) this is better than a scrimmage giving our guys a chance to gel before shite gets real. The big games are ahead of us. Seeing what our 2s and 3s can do give us options.
I am sure they want Leavitt work on red zone timing. That has been an issue this year.

re: Corey barber

Posted by HoustonTigerNKaty on 10/3/26 at 8:07 pm to
Thoroughly impressed with him tonight.

re: Lane Kiffin QBs >

Posted by HoustonTigerNKaty on 10/3/26 at 4:24 pm to
And you have won what post integration?
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2-3 schools were driving this whole


I agree with you 100%. If Rouse and Verge were smart they’d start building a coalition. You have to think aTm was completely screwed over by the addition of Texas to the SEC. Arkansas and State revenue shoots up when we play there.
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3:50 time

It’s just John Moxon. When he is pressed into QB1 and gets the Ali Larter whipped cream bikini he will be lights out.
As a young man Gary was just about the best in the business about doing his diligence leading up to the game and he intertwined that into the broadcast. Very peak level sports reporting.

As he got older got less objective and more critical based his broadcast on opinions. The last few years he got extremely lazy and started showing favorites.

re: Tommy Freaking Moffitt

Posted by HoustonTigerNKaty on 9/27/26 at 5:53 pm to
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Sounds like literally the job description of the strength and conditioning coach.


If the coach doesn’t enforce the rules there isn’t much a S&C can do.
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missing a block on one of Sam’s designed runs.


Wasn’t that the slide 2 yards short?

re: Tommy Freaking Moffitt

Posted by HoustonTigerNKaty on 9/27/26 at 2:43 pm to
Tommy is still one of the best in the business. We got soft for several reasons:

1. O wasn’t detail oriented— several players spoke about that in the early days they had no idea about nutrition plans and workout requirements

2. Player messaging gets stale over time

Last year’s mouthy response from him was more about how BK fired him, much less so that he was fired.

re: The $146m Elko experience

Posted by HoustonTigerNKaty on 9/27/26 at 10:43 am to
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(Looking at you, former LSU OLinemen)


I hated losing Tyree Adams but watching him last night I think bum coaching by Brad Davis rubbed off too much on him.
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Sadly 2019 was the last time we had a really good Oline.


I know they got nationally recognized but I think most of that was Clyde and Joe

2027 when they come here

Posted by HoustonTigerNKaty on 9/18/26 at 11:57 am
Time to replicate all the petty chickenshyt they are pulling. Oops, A/C and plumbing just went out in visitor locker room. No red or blue attire due to gang affiliation.

Unforeseen traffic closure on 1-55.

They want to go petty (put up a fence over the visitor bus spot) repurpose our visitor bus spot for portapotties.
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What have we got to lose?


Worst case scenario for Saturday is us getting down a couple of scores. We have to play shootout to catch up, which nullifies much of our run game and Chambliss is probably better in a shootout.
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Sark hasn’t done shite in Austin


I hope they keep him 100 years. Let the UTA boosters keep pouring in resources for a perineal outside looking in program.
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if Lane was his coach


Of this I have no doubt. Portnoy and Jolin hurt his career.