ComebackEllisHugh

If I had to guess, either: 1) US-Iran are actually close to making a deal and Trump is pushing them rhetorically to finalize it today, and/or 2) Trump will let the Pentagon lead a planned (and legal) operation and he is dealing with the media part of the deception campaign.

Trump isn’t coming up with bombing power plants and bridges on his own. Instead, he has likely been given several options by top brass that have already been war gamed to ensure a decisive outcome.

What comes next has already been war gamed and rehearsed using the MDMP, which culminated with commander choosing the best COA before issuing the Operations Order to subordinate units.

I picked up 250 share at $6.50. Have a buy order in for 750 at $6.00. Would rather it go up from here though!

Exactly my point. Acknowledge what happened before making the next hire, whomever that will be. This is not about WW vs. any other coach, but about risk management, the law of unintended consequences, and instilling stakeholder confidence that the next hire demonstrates a long term commitment to LSU basketball. The WW decision and subsequent fall out suggests the opposite.

Firing Will Wade was one the worst business decisions the LSU Athletic Department has visibly made in a long time. I say visibly, because his firing makes me question how the financials are handled behind public eye.

IMO, LSU should have reprimanded the General, taken its lumps including the negative press, maybe even suspended him, and viewed retaining him as a long term business decision. We would be far better off today.

If there was more to the situation than what is publicly known, such as LSU sacrificing basketball to save football, there should have at least been a cryptic press release to make this known. At least then I would have some confidence that LSU made a wise business decision. But that never happened.

What is done is done. However, LSU messed up and owes it to their stakeholders to either clear the air or make things right. IMO, bringing WW back is as much about reconciliation with fans as it is about building a winning program. Even if he cannot or will not return, I would like to see LSU at least acknowledge they made a poor business decision so that fans like me can heal and move on. I would be much more open to whomever they hire next if they would do so.

I purchased 7,000 shares at a $2.85 average, all in my Roth IRA. My kids have another combined 650 shares in their custodial accounts.

2015 GMC Sierra 125k
1994 Jeep YJ 118k
2021 Buick Enclave Avenir 66k

I test-drove a R1T a couple of months ago. My next vehicle is 100% going to be a Rivian.

This was caught in our neighborhood pond in the Baton Rouge area.

He’s starting to gain his footing. Geaux Mike!

We had ours in the LSU Lodd Cook Conference Center, the Shelton I Room.