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re: Who is Plan B at QB?

Posted by Curtis Lowe on 1/2/26 at 10:11 pm to
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I wanted to mention that UNC true freshman QB transfer Bryce Baker was once committed to LSU. Might see him get a look for depth/development.


Baker was never committed to LSU. LSU went after Baker after Bryce Underwood decommitted, but Baker stuck to his UNC commitment after meeting with the recently hired Bill Belichick.

The one and only HS QB commit that LSU had last year was Underwood until he flipped to Michigan.
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Depends on how stringent they are. The big issue with a clearinghouse approach is how can any school in good conscience promise money to player if they don't know what if any will be approved by the clearinghouse?

Seems like schools will just lie upfront and if it gets denied, they can say "oh well, it's out of our hands".


Rule #1: Do not conflate Revenue Sharing with NIL, two separate beasts..
Rule #2: Revenue share offered to players by the athletic department is not subject to the clearinghouse oversight, but limited by an aggregate cap per the House settlement.
Rule #3: Aggregate revenue share is a known amount by the powers that be and will be allocated accordingly.
Rule #4: The powers that be have a good understanding of what NIL deals are available to offer in any particular circumstance.
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Not allowed to visit campuses until Monday, so that Sorsby information is inaccurate.


This is incorrect information and utter bull crap: The only face to face contact coaches can have from the opening of the portal (today) through the 5th is on campus, which is allowed for mid year transferring players.

Directly from the NCAA recruiting calendar

December 22, 2025 – January 4, 2026: Dead period

Except: January 1–5, 2025: Quiet period for two- and four-year college transfer prospective student-athletes who intend to enroll midyear.

Quiet Period Defined:

The NCAA defines the quiet period as a time when “a college coach may not have face-to-face contact with college-bound student-athletes or their parents off the college campus and may not watch student-athletes compete or visit their high school.” To break it down, the NCAA Quiet Period is a time you can talk to college coaches in-person on their college campus. However, the coach is not allowed to watch athletes compete in-person, visit their school, talk to them at their home—or talk to them anywhere outside of the college campus.
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Stovall
Casanova
Mathieu
Landry
Reid
Adams
Delpit
Jones
Jackson
Burns
and then maybe Hallcey. He was the best we have had in a while though. Hope that changes quickly!


Liffort Hobley, Jeffery Dale, Chris Carrier, and Johnny Robinson need to find a place on this list.
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Moss should be able to qualify for a medical redshirt if he wants to. He missed most of this season I think but you are right...technically he is a senior.


Moss has played in a minimum of 6 games in all four of his years at aTm, never had a season ending injury in the first part of the season that precluded him from playing later in the season.

In short:

To get a medical redshirt (hardship waiver) in NCAA sports, an injury/illness must be season-ending and happen in the first half of the season, with strict limits on competition (usually < 30% of games/dates) before the injury, requiring extensive medical documentation from a qualified professional, and approval from the university's athletic department. The athlete must not have returned to play after the injury; otherwise, they don't qualify.


re: New O line coaching

Posted by Curtis Lowe on 12/19/25 at 3:57 pm to
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wo questions. Is our new o line coach on staff now and actively working?


No. The coaches that are currently under contract (Wilson, Davis, Hankton, Atkins, etc.) are actively coaching the team currently. There has been no announced firings on the active coaching staff, therefore there are no openings on the current active coaching staff and there has been no official announcements of new assistant coach hirings. Firing current staff now would equal buyouts being due the active staff members who are not retained.
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I believe all except Saahdiq


Saahdiq Charles is on the Panthers' practice squadroster.

re: LSU OL in the NFL currently

Posted by Curtis Lowe on 12/18/25 at 10:50 pm to
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Ed Ingram – G, Vikings
• Lloyd Cushenberry III – C, Titans
• Ethan Pocic – C, Browns
• Anthony Bradford – G, Seahawks
Austin Deculus – OT, Texans
• Will Clapp – C, Saints (recent/IR)


Deculus plays for the Chargers. ESPN.com Austin Deculus bio page
It was a not so well kept secret that Saban always wanted to come back and at times was practically begging to in the back channels… it was really Alleva who was putting a halt to this and it was part of the reason he was let go.

Bullshite. Saban was hired as the coach at Bama 20 months before Alleva was hired at LSU. Timeline is fubar.
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All these great RBs come to LSU to fizzle out…common denominator…
RED DAWN REDUX
Frank the Tank.


Or was the problem the Offensive line with Brad Davis? Or was the rushing issues caused by an ineffective offensive scheme? Or maybe, it was a combination of all three.
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Just like he did at North Texas. Or Incarnate Word before that. Both stops he’s made, by the 3rd season, he had 1 loss seasons.

Do you know what trends are?

What makes you think he will be a flop? How many North Texas games have you sat and watched? How about how many Incarnate Word games before that?

Let’s say you have watched a ton of those games, what is it about him that makes him a failure?


Past performance is no indication of future success.
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The problem is, when you get too serious about the super-hot and fiery long-legged beauty queen that is a freak in the bed...

The unavoidable breakup story always ends up with you living in a broken-down camper-trailer on the back of mamaw's property spending your time watching Designing Women reruns while sitting on a recliner that you found on the side of the road.



Or you could be a man and just jump on top of the next super-hot freak in the sheets, life goes on.
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Dylan Purter flips to Florida
TigerFanFromBama

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Not a flip when other players we just signed at your position are better than you.



He was our highest committed Safety on On3


Does not mean that our coaches (aka the professionals) viewed him as a better prospect than the other players that we just signed at his position.
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joe glasscock?

what next?

jim buttplug?

jack mehoff?

jerry dildo?


Glenn Dildeau

re: Landing Spots for BK

Posted by Curtis Lowe on 12/3/25 at 2:14 pm to
Cape Cod Community College
1. Tulane has been a stepping stone job (and launch pad) for coaches who are successful there, going back to Mack Brown in the late 1970s early 1980s. (Brown, Bowden, Rich Rod, Fritz & Sumrall to name a few).

2. Coordinators get very few opportunities to land top end conference jobs like Kirby Smart and Dan Lanning. Most will end up at places in the power 4 conferences where it is very hard to win, if they are even given the opportunity. These opportunities quite often derail a lot of promising up and comers careers.



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Outside of money what's the purpose of playing a bowl game, when Kiffin and the staff he may keep can be focused on recruitment and the portal?


1. The early signing period is December 3rd - 5th wherein a vast majority (over 85%) of the HS athletes will be signing LOIs after which a recruiting dead period will ensue until after the NC game.

2. During the dead period only texts and phone calls can be made by staff to perspective student-athletes, no face to face meetings or visits to campus. Quantity of contact by phone and/or text is limited to each student-athlete on a daily and weekly basis.

3. Practice time is capped to only so many hours a day, including meetings, film study, etc. of player/coach contact. Limited to 4 hours maximum per day with an aggregate of 20 per week. So still plenty of staff free time for recruiting (but see #1 and #4).

4. Transfer portal period is January 2nd - 16th for student-athletes to enter the portal. Prior to that period coaches are not allowed to contact student-athletes that may be or have stated intentions of entering the portal.

My response to your post, stupid, stupid, stupid.
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Doesn’t even seem like he’s getting interviews for any of these jobs, including Tulane. Still a lot of dominos to fall, but he’s been Kirby’s right hand man for like a decade and crickets. Wonder if there’s fear he lacks any autonomy with Kirby still heavily involved.


Or, may be he is just looking for the right opportunity and Toolame, UK, etc. is not the opportunity he desires.
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What’s the story around Phil’s Oyster Bar?


If you have to ask..........................
let's pour one out
for poor Ole Miss
as they agonize and pout,
and realize
they are stylized
as a clogged pore
on the butt of the SEC.

NAAAAAAAAHHHHH!

fake chandeliers with attitudes cavalier
arrogance and spite
demoralized as Col. Reb cries
crumbling goals in sight.

reality's rod
strikes swift and blunt.
echoing the mantra -
A runt is just a runt.

Geaux to Hell Ole Miss
Geaux to Hell.
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1.Hiring Lane
2. Bert Jones to Brad Davis
3. Les.taking a knee with 5 minutes left


Came to say #2 and #3 in that order. Kudos.