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Man - RIP. Remember him like it was yesterday. What a Tiger…

Darrell Phillips was an absolute beast on the LSU defensive line.
The explosive noseguard dominated the trenches for the Tigers.
• 6’0”, 225 lbs noseguard from Franklin, LA (1985-88)?• Career totals: 228 tackles, 28 tackles for loss, 10 sacks?• All-SEC in 1987 and 1988?• Senior season featured 14 tackles for loss, showcasing his elite disruption ability
Russell Shepard had so much potential and what became ‘exercises in futility’, was continually put in situations to succeed. He just seemed to have a case of ‘the yips’ at LSU.

Dude went on to play in the NFL for 7 years or so. Glad it came together.
The Pinnacle of ‘college football experiences’ felt like they had to keep up with The Jones’s….

Piped in music playing over the band and way too cliche and often
Light show that appears to be someone flicking on and off the lights

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It’s not same of what it used to be… Piped in music has destroyed it….its a myth now. You have to go back to about 2017 ish for that consistent feel. Every now and then you get a game a year and still those are a shell of the passed. Piped in music makes it more about watching the show vs being the show


Ah, Alabama game a couple years ago was about as good as it’s ever been.
After visiting, when we still sell premium lower bowl seats to Texas and aTm, it really chaps my hide.
Had to confirm with AI…. The complete list of LSU baseball players from Northshore High School (Slidell, Louisiana) includes:

* Kyle Mall
* Position: Catcher
* LSU Career: 1989–1990
* High School: Northshore High School (Slidell, LA)
* Highlights:
* Senior catcher on LSU’s 1990 College World Series team.
* Awarded Academic All-SEC 1989 and 1990.

* Ryan Eades
* Position: Pitcher
* LSU Career: 2011–2013
* High School: Northshore High School (Slidell, LA)
* Drafted in the 2nd round of the 2013 MLB Draft.

* Brayden Jobert
* Position: Outfielder / First Baseman
* LSU Career: 2022–2023
* High School: Northshore High School (Slidell, LA)
* Member of LSU’s 2023 National Championship team.

So, unless another very short-term roster member is uncovered, the known LSU baseball players from Northshore High are:

1. Kyle Mall (1989–1990)
2. Ryan Eades (2011–2013)
3. Brayden Jobert (2022–2023)

The LSU football players from Northshore High School (Slidell, Louisiana) are:

1. Paul Ernst
• Position: Tight End
• LSU Career: 1987–1990
• High School: Northshore High School (Slidell, LA)
• Highlights:
• Lettered for LSU in 1989 and 1990

2. Chris Faulk
• Position: Offensive Tackle
• LSU Career: 2009–2012
• High School: Northshore High School (Slidell, LA)
• Highlights:
• Five-star recruit.
• Second-Team All-SEC in 2011.
• Starter on LSU’s 2011 SEC Championship team and 2011 BCS National Championship Game team. ?

So the known LSU football players from Northshore High are:
• Paul Ernst (1987–1990)
• Chris Faulk (2009–2012)
Clemson has only been relevant since Les let them beat us in Atlanta. You’ll be fine.
Never accountable. That’s what I want to be…
So we sign up for the 5:30am class and get to be friends with Lane and the coaching staff?

re: Skenes getting rocked

Posted by Geaux Guy on 8/1/26 at 8:13 am to
He’s gotten smart. Taken advice from others and wants to have a long career with chances of championships.
So true. Even in 2019, we benefited from a few fortunate bounces and calls.

re: tickets prices

Posted by Geaux Guy on 7/30/26 at 10:39 pm to
If the saints lose every game, tickets will skyrocket
Dude. We have to try some stuff and play some guys.

re: Skenes vs Bregman

Posted by Geaux Guy on 7/25/26 at 7:13 pm to
Skenes is now playing the game and Bregs is a 32yo infielder.
Probably a little less. Just knowing that lots of the guys are playing as much for the money as they are for the school.
What in the heck? The meat they judge doesn’t win? The judges win?

Like a National Championship for track stopwatch timers.