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I called it when they called the touchdown back and put it on the six inch line. Said we would line up in the gun, run from 6 yards deep take a loss, and have to burn a timeout.

We had three timeouts at the time. Wasting that time out means you had to recover the onside kick. You throw four times. If you don't score it's over. If you do you have three timeouts left. If you recover the onside kick you have a chance. If you don't recover the onside kick you can still make them punt with 3 stops and get the ball back. It's a low percentage but at least you have a path to Victory

I am a hack and am already screaming that we can't run and burn a time out there because it literally means we have to recover the onside. Why is it somebody making millions of dollars a year not having that thought before calling that run.

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LSU spanked UNO. UNO beat TCU on the road. TCU beating #6 Michigan with 7 minutes left.

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So you're saying there's a chance...

It really is all good but I truly don't understand the downvotes.
I don't understand how even one person can't understand that spending 54 million over 6 years for a non-contributing entity will absolutely cut into what we can spend on our roster going forward.

Chris Hilton is a speedster. We really can't protect long enough to throw a ball down field. His advantages disappear when every ball but one for the entire game was thrown less than 20 yards in the air.

Details. I didn't see it but interested in the commentary

This board is so reactive. Coaches are bad we want them fired. Coaches are good we start worrying immediately about who's going to take them from us.

Van Buren looked great, but he literally looked good for one quarter against an FCS School and now we're trying to figure out where Hurley is going. Just let it play out. Life gets really miserable if you're constantly looking at the worst case scenario. Most of the time it never happens, when it does you deal with it.

Just want to make sure I got this straight. The previous poster says we're going to wear gold/white/gold. You quote him and then complain about us not wearing gold/white/gold enough.

The weather has turned cool. It's the SEC opener, at night, in TS, and we will be wearing our traditional unis. So it felt like it was a perfect time to complain about the fact that we might not wear traditional unis some other time this year. Got it.

I probably bellyache as much as anybody. But sometimes the Stars line up. Allow yourself to enjoy this one and then come back to complain the first time you see unis you don't like. In fact you won't even have to start a thread cuz they'll already be five other threads complaining about it. Just my O2

My personal opinion. The powers that be want to take the return game out of the game. It's the most dangerous play in football, but there would be a revolt if they actually tried to remove it.

So I believe those same powers that be got together several years back and just simply said we're going to throw a flag on every single freaking return. We're not going to change the rules, we're just going to flag every return until coaches just fair catch everything. We're literally going to browbeat anyone who insists on making this a part of their game.

The percentage of punt returns with some sort of infraction feels like 70 or 80% across college football. And they got what they wanted.... Most teams just waive the arm, catch the ball, and call it a day. I knew that flag was coming as soon as there was a return of over 10 yards. Such foolishness must be punished.

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Because Saban blatantly cheated his arse off with a complicit SEC and NCAA President for 15+ years and the media canonized him for it at the expense of every other program in the country, particularly our own.


frick Alabama and Saban and their fanbase I hope they lose every game they play for eternity.

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Quit holding back bro. Tell us what you really think...??

Herbstreit got my respect a couple years back when Corso first started struggling. Lots of people complaining, saying they needed to remove him from the show. If you think that makes it hard for you the listener, imagine the other guys on set and how it affects the flow / timing. But Herbie came out strong and said this man is a legend, and as long as he wants to do this I've got his back.

Those couple of sentences even changed how I viewed the show. Maybe with a little more grace that I should have had to start with. I think Herbies always been more than fair with LSU, even when he picked the other side. I know there's some here who don't care for Herbstreit, but he nailed that one