Count deMonet

This article is 10 years old, but I think this is him (his name was under the article that was posted on page 1). It does note he went to undergrad at LSU.

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Here we go, his current position. He has done well for himself.

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Nice video from Jason

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You just worry about the clock cookers

In his 7+ years as a pro, he has $43,628,145 in career earnings.

Has anyone played these? I have a friend who is scratch and swears by them.

I was in BD stadium for that one. I’ve seen highlights. I had never watched the full game until yesterday.

As awesome of a performance as Burrow gave, Clyde was just as valuable.

The announcers talked so much about Bama’s WR corps. Not that they ignored ours, but it sounded like if they had to choose between the two, they would have taken Bama’s.

A young Cordale Flott came in for an injured Kary Vincent and played very well.

I forgot M Divinity left the team just that week.

The Thaddeus Moss catch at the one, while amazing, was a call that went in our favor. I think we score on that drive regardless, but likely not 2x. Glad it went our way.

Just a fun watch getting me pumped up for the season.

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Everybody remembers LSU vs A&M in 1994. But a similar scenario played out in 2002 under Saban, in a 31-13 win over Miss State. We kicked off both halfs in that game too

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From LSUsports.net: Mississippi State won the toss and deferred to LSU. However Tigers team captain Bradie James elected to kickoff rather than receive, costing the Tigers a possession to start the half. The last time the Tigers were a victim of this miscue was in the Curly Hallman era, and, ironically, Hallman was on the sidelines as the defensive backs coach on Saturday

Don’t forget about Dwayne Bryant from DeLa Salle in Nola. He started over 100 games for Georgetown in the late 80s. He was a PG, so who knows if Chris Jackson would have passed on LSU if Bryant was there.

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Despite the billions of applications and job postings these days, it's still who you know as it always has been. People sending out hundreds of apps are wasting their time. Probably 5% of those submissions ever get seen by a human.

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Agree. I’ve hired dozens of successful people through word of mouth. I get better results than mass postings.

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There’s money to be made in the right insurance. I know claims adjusters making bank. Not shifty work. Just handling claims that come to them. And it’s remote work, mostly. On the other end a broker can make bank. Not a bad industry get into if in the right position. Issue is folks don’t want to start out and “pay their dues” to move on up.

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Yep. We are a work from office company though, with 1 day WFH once trained. We make the office environment fun. We have essentially a game room with a couple video games, putting green, shuffle board, plus free snacks, soft drinks, beer and wine.

I'd love to hire 1-2 entry level people who want to put in effort. If you know of anyone, have them send a resume to jaws zero four one six at gmail.com

My department doesn't do sales, we're on the service side, worker's compensation claims to be specific (and also why it's required by law). Our entry level salary is 60k. I only take credit for giving people the opportunity, they achieve success through hard work. Several people I have hired are now leaders both in my department and in other roles.