OKBoomerSooner

How are best win and worst loss not the same game lol

Honest answer? No.

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They must not need any WRs

“Greatest team” in the sense of “who would win in a hypothetical matchup,” no.

Greatest run, relative to program history and resources?

Yes. Not even close.

LMAO the sticky :bow: :bow: :bow:

This already happened last year. 24 Ohio State and 25 Miami were both 10-2 at-large P4 teams when their respective playoffs started.

I do agree with your observation that this playoff format (like most) favors teams that get hot late. And at least before the advent of the playoffs, fans mostly said that college football was an awesome sport because the entire season mattered. "The whole season is a playoff," etc. So there's definitely an argument that this format is bad because it threw that away.

I think I would have preferred expansion to six teams and stopping there. But four was fine. I think going beyond eight was a major mistake, but it's not getting fixed

Andre Johnson

Strange, because this defense held opponents under 35 (not just 38) in 11 out of 13 games this year.

In the two that it didn't, one was a bowl game with zero stakes where half the team quit, and the other was admittedly a complete arse whooping where the entire team quit on the coach that's no longer here.

Funny enough, I'm looking at how the defense did last year, under the exact same coordinator, and I'm seeing they held opponents under 35 in 11 out of 13 games there, too.

Oddest of all, the defense under that coordinator gave up an average of 21.8 points per game in those two years.

Where is this claim coming from? Doesn't seem supported by the data. :dunno:

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I think nationally, O was more like a joke. A caricature come to life. I think nationally, they were laughing AT him. They weren't smiling because they liked him.

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This. Now scale that up to the entire institution and you have the whole dynamic in a nutshell. LSU and Louisiana aren't allowed to take themselves seriously and try to be better, only allowed to be wild party animals and retarded caricatures who make for great stories but can't get their heads out of their asses.

It's just snobbery. And you deal with snobs by punching them in the face. :geauxtigers:

He's good enough to be great one day, and our head coach is the best guy in America to guide him through that leap.

I don't expect him to be great next year, and I think he could use two offseasons with Lane before he'll be ready.