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Zion isn't fat. Why do people keep saying this? I just think it's really hard to build with him because of his availability and lack of outside shooting.
He might not have a gut hanging over his shorts, but to me there’s still moments he moves like an elderly man.. Idk if it’s fatigue or something wrong with his hips or arse, or having tree trunk legs or what. You could kind of notice in college, that sort of waddle.
Thats not normal for a 25 year old nba player imo. Yea he explodes near the rim, but just getting back on defense looks a giant chore for him.

re: Off Kiffin Topic: Arkansas Coach?

Posted by baytiger11 on 11/22/25 at 12:16 pm to
On3 article has Campbell, Golesh, and Morris as their candidates. Our luck they will get Eric morris and be a pain in the arse for the foreseeable future.
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I don't believe nothing with LSU
So you do believe something?
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As a man, if you've ever been cuckolded by a woman you were in love with, you probably don't participate in doing that to any other man. so you don't screw around with these type of women. These women are generally soulless harpies, so you are actually making a very rational decision in your own best interest.
wtf…lol Losing your girl to your hated rival is what happened to us with Saban. Shite happens, we got over it and won natties in that time.

Not sure when that turned into us jerking our little grass shrimp in the corner
Morris and Key. Key would be a harder pull from his Alma mater
Urban would have no less than 4 heart attacks with the amount of pressure there is here to win a championship

re: Lane skipped to day 228

Posted by baytiger11 on 11/21/25 at 6:56 am to
He skipped day 227 cause he’s busy moving to the 225
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Why is no one talking about Miller at N Texas. I would give hula an interview
Morris. And most on this board have been turning their nose up at him bc he hasn’t been HC at a P4 program yet. They rather let another team steal him because of fear of the unknown.
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Guys he is having a flash in the pan season. That gets you the Arkansas job. That does not get you the LSU job.
So it would take him going to Arkansas and spanking our arse a couple times to acknowledge that he might be a good coach? Would be typical LSU fashion.. Why can't we be the ones to find the diamond in the rough? Why do we have to let someone else do our homework for us?
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His is a .500 coach for his career with the exception of this season.
In his first couple years they were transitioning from CUSA to the American. A step up in competition. Despite that, his record has improved each year.
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He is only 40 years old
Last time I checked, this is a good thing. How'd the 65 year old coach work out for us?
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NEVER been on a staff at a school on par with LSU. TX Tech is not that. They were little brother in a little brother conference
TX Tech's defense was horrible those years (a side of the ball Morris had nothing to do with). And the Big XII still had Oklahoma and Texas. On offense they ranked top 5 in total offense per game, and led the country in total offense in 2016. He also had the #1 offense in the country in 2013 with Mayfield as a freshman.

At Washington St he ranked #1 in the country in red zone scoring percentage.

He took over a bottom dweller 1-win Incarnate Word team and went to conference championship the first year and their first playoff appearance.

A good coach is a good coach, and his resume says nothing to suggest otherwise. He knows Texas and LSU recruits Texas heavily. We need somebody hungry. If Kiffin doesn't work out, I'd be very happy with him.
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don't even think it was that. I think it was more of a lack of forward thinking.
This was my takeaway from the BK experiment as well. He was very reactive. He would take action, but he would wait until something was already on fire.

I’m honestly shocked at how he was able to have success at his previous stops running things like that… unless he just developed that habit here.

I also feel like he thought he could be more hands off and delegate more than he should have, which nothing is wrong with the CEO model if you have good coordinators but you still need to be involved with these players in the sec. The type of athlete you recruit to LSU probably needs more babysitting than the type you recruit to ND or Cincy.
The need for instant gratification in our society now has turned so many adults into children

re: Is Sark out at Texas?

Posted by baytiger11 on 11/18/25 at 11:06 am to
We would be fricked if they enter the coaching search. In today’s day and age Texas is no worse than a top 3 job.
I wouldn’t call Dabo an offensive guru. He recruited well for a while but he had one half a season as interim OC in 2008. Other than that he’s been a WR coach and a glorified cheerleader as HC. He hit on his coordinator hires like O did. It’s being exposed the last couple years. Don’t want him nowhere near lsu.

Cristobal and Kelly also. They are as good as their coordinator hires. Cristobal spent one season as Co-OC in 2017. Other than that he’s a great o line coach and recruiter. Not some master playcaller.

And to the guy ragging Eric Morris, UNT just switched from CUSA to the AAC in 2023 which is a step up in competition. Morris was hired in 2022 right before that transition. Since 2023 his record has improved every year against stiffer competition. He’s only 40, has been a HC at multiple stops and keeps getting promoted up. Has was the OC for cam ward and pat mahomes. Context is important.
If you follow lsu football in any capacity, odds are you’ve looked at tiger droppings. Might not have created an account but if you love lsu football it’s almost impossible to not have visited the website at least once.
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One of the bartenders at our favorite cocktail bar in Logan Square has a significant other that probably made your drinks at Arbella
It was a tallish guy medium build with a beanie on and forearm tattoos. He was friendly and gave good recommendations on the old fashioneds and comped 2 drinks for us cause he accidentally made extra. Lol
Just checking in to say we landed yesterday. Had Lou Malnatis last night then drinks at Arbella. Did not disappoint. I had a few of the old fashioneds around the world. They gave me one of those smoking teddy bears on the house. Was not expecting chicago people to be this nice, tbh.

We have tickets to the blackhawks game Saturday night, mid level. I’m gonna attempt to take the train to wrigleyville today and explore while wife is at her conference.
Any other recs for a guy early 30s to do by himself on a random weekday? Might go to navy pier tomorrow and hit up a couple breweries on your list.

As always, tRant comes thru with recommendations.
I met JBE through roadway projects I was involved in and he’s a good dude. I usually vote republican (voted for Landry), but I think we had it decent with JBE. He did a lot to secure funding for state transportation projects, but probably won’t get credit cause people will see orange cones out with Landry or his successor in office.
JBE was never going to mess with lsu football. Used to see him in church on LSU’s campus all the time, he’s a huge LSU fan. Devout catholic, West Point grad. Non-politically he’s probably more conservative than a lot of conservatives.

Landry on the other hand has done nothing but stick his nose where it doesn’t belong since in office.

re: Gotta' Give Props to Chili's

Posted by baytiger11 on 11/11/25 at 10:03 am to
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Location and demographics make huge differences in service and quality at any chain restaurant. I’ve had outstanding service and food quality at certain Popeyes, Chili’s, Outback, etc but it was 100% because of the quality of the labor pool. It makes all the difference.
I had McDonald’s in Iowa for the first time in like 5 years and it was delicious. Hot and fresh. Good service. Same for the Popeyes in Crowley. I wouldn’t attempt to get either in Baton Rouge.